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By CARL MCKINNEY ciplinary proceeding. was receiving, and only became Around 7:30 a.m. May 31, [email protected] louder and more agitated as he Parrish reported for his shift at and Parrish tried to talk over each Nurse’s In response to a violent episode one of the facility’s living areas. other, according to the document. reported at an area mental hospi- Parrish told J.J. to leave the area. tal earlier this year, the state has Suspended, pending When the patient refused, Parrish suspended the nursing license of a hearing, for alleged grabbed his arms from behind and license Lake City man. pushed him down the hall, the sus- Through an emergency order altercation at state pension order says. issued Dec. 23, the state surgeon Upon returning to the medica- general suspended the practical mental hospital. tion room, J.J. became louder and nursing license of Thomas Milton lifted, Another nurse was administer- more adamant about discussing his Parrish following allegations he bashed a patient’s head into a ing insulin to a patient, identified insulin dosage, according to the wall at Northeast Florida State in the filing as J.J., when Parrish order. Hospital in Macclenny. The sus- arrived. for now pension is effective pending a dis- J.J. questioned the dose he NURSE continued on 3A

Nor was FHP Wanted: Biggest bang for the buck chokehold, say deputies 3 dead in area Suspect’s crashes growling over the no match holidays for K-9 From staff reports Three people have died officer in area car wrecks since Christmas. By CARL MCKINNEY Matias Ault, 20, Lake [email protected] City; Robert Flint, 76, Lake City; and an unidentified A naked, mud-covered man were killed in separate meth user led Columbia crashes, according to FHP County deputies on a wild releases. chase through the woods, Ault was headed north culminating with a man vs. on State Road 47 near SW dog grudge match, accord- Ward Lane at 1:48 a.m. ing to reports. Sunday when his 2013 Kia Donald Optima ran off the road Marvin and hit a utility pole, FHP Watts, 38, said. Ault died at the scene. of High His two passengers, Springs, Zachary Smithy, 20, and was arrest- Victor Arteaga, 19, both of ed on a Lake City, suffered serious Watts slew of injuries and were transport- charges ed to a local hospital. after he shrugged off two Ault was wearing a seat rounds of Taser shots belt. Blood alcohol tests on before he was finally sub- Ault are pending, a release dued by a law enforcement stated. The passengers had canine, according to a Photos by TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Columbia County Sheriff’s DEATHS continued on 2A Office report. ABOVE: Arwen Yeomans After the Sheriff’s Office (left) and her sister, responded to Southeast Lakota Yeomans, of Brawley Terrace a little Jennings, browse the after midnight Friday Remember, Columbia High FFA fire- morning, a woman no paper on works stand Monday explained that she was afternoon, while their afraid Watts was using January 1 mother, Kellie Yeomans meth. The woman said (in photo at left) checks Watts was her ex-boyfriend, though they still lived Just a friendly reminder things over as well. The together, and he had been that the Lake City Reporter fireworks stand, located making her uncomfortable. now comes by U.S. Mail, in the Walmart parking It didn’t take long for and since there’s no mail lot, is a Columbia High Watts to prove her suspi- on New Year’s Day, there’s School FFA fundraiser and cions valid, according to no Wednesday Reporter will be open from 10 a.m.- the report. this week, either. With deputies still on the Happy New Year, and midnight today. scene, a nearby neighbor we’ll see you again on Thursday. K-9 continued on 3A Sunshine State still has an eye on military Space Force quarters for the new branch, But the Schriever facility is not Louisiana, Virginia, Texas and the space industry around Cape By JIM TURNER which will have an initial job of considered the permanent loca- some other are hoping to land Canaveral, which has seen a slow News Service of Florida protecting satellites and other this,” Ketcham said during an resurgence as private companies Florida hasn’t given up on hardware already in space. But there’s competition from interview Saturday on Fox News. --- spurred by a space race among landing the command center A $738 billion defense spend- California, Alabama, Louisiana, “The important thing is, where billionaires --- look to reduce for the nation’s newest military ing bill President Donald Trump Virginia, Texas and more. is the best place to put it for the costs by manufacturing launch branch, Space Force. signed on Dec. 20 includes $148 long-term national interest.” vehicles close to the launch pads. Dale Ketcham, Space Florida’s million to build a Combined Gov. Ron DeSantis this year Space Florida, which works to vice president of government and Space Operations Facility at tion for the headquarters. has pitched Trump on Florida bolster the state’s space indus- external relations, said Florida Schriever Air Force Base in “California, Alabama are in the for the Space Force command. is “still competing” for the head- Colorado Springs, Colo. mix. Florida is still competing. He has tied the new branch with SPACE continued on 3A

Vol. 145, No. 208 Obituaries ...... 2A CALL US: TODAY’S WEATHER (386) 752-1293 Opinion ...... 4A Sports ...... 5A SUBSCRIBE TO THE REPORTER: 62 39 Advice & Comics . . . . . 7A Voice: 755-5445 Sunny, 2A Classifieds ...... 8A-9A Fax: 752-9400 2A tUEsday, DECEMBER 31, 2019 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER OBITUARIES Mr. Thomas Earl “Tommy” Olive Baptist Church of Live Oak. Mr. Roger Henry Herdegen daughters, Karen Johnson, Pa- Hosford, Jr. He is preceded in death by his Mr. Roger Henry Herdegen, age mela Murwaski of California QUICK HITS Mr. Thomas Earl “Tommy” Hos- wife of sixty-one years, Annie 77, of Lake City, Florida died and Linda Sweet of Lake City; ford, Jr. 70, of Lake City passed Owens Allbritton; One brother Friday, Dec. 27, in the Suwannee two brothers, Jesse Johnson and away on Sunday, December 29, and four sisters also precede him Valley Care Carl Stalvey; two sisters, Caro- Scripture of the Day 2019 at Haven in death. Center, Lake lyn Calvert and Alma Jordan; 13 Hospice Su- Mr. Allbritton is survived by his City, Florida grandchildren and numerous great “Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in wannee Valley son, David Allbritton (Leneva) of following a grandchildren. God, believe also in me.” Care Center in Wellborn; daughter, Kathy Hunt long illness. Per her request, Rhoda was cre- — John 14:1 (KJV) Lake City. (Darrell) of Lake City; 6 grand- He was born mated and private memorial ser- A native and children and 12 great grandchil- in Weymouth, vices will be held at a later date. lifelong resi- dren also survive. HARRY T. REID FUNERAL Thought for Today dent of Lake Memorial services for Mr. and resided HOME was in charge of imme- City, Tommy Allbritton will be conducted on in Lake City, diate arrangements. The less you talk, the more you’re listened to. was the son Thursday, January 2, 2020 at Florida since 1972. He worked as — Pauline Phillips, 1918-2013, U.S. advice columnist of the late Thomas Earl Hos- 11:00 A.M. at Mt. Olive Baptist an aircraft painter with Aero and Mrs. Bobbie Jean Stuart (aka Abigail Van Buren, author of “Dear Abby”) ford, Sr. and Charlene Pitzer Church in Live Oak with Pastor TIMCO, Inc., Lake City, Florida Mrs. Bobbie Jean Stuart, age 88, Hosford Sturm. Tommy retired Wally Weaver officiating. Visita- for 37 years. He was a member of Cypress, Texas passed away from the Florida Department of tion with the family will be held of the Parkview Baptist Church, peacefully on Monday, December Winning Lottery Numbers Transportation after 25 years of from 10:00 to 11:00 A.M. (1 hour Lake City, Florida and enjoyed 23, 2019 with service as a Traffic Operations before service) at the church. The playing semi-pro football at a the hearts of Pick 3: (Sunday p.m.) 8-6-9 Planner, and kept his wifes busi- family will hold private burial ser- young age and watching the Jack- her sons, fam- Pick 4: (Sunday p.m.) 6-9-2-2 ness Kountry Kids Day Care run- vices at the church cemetery. sonville Jaguars play. ily and friends Fantasy 5: (Sunday) 10-11-12-22-30 ning by being the all around fix In lieu of flowers, please consid- He was preceded in death by by her side. She it man. He worked for a time at er a memorial donation to Haven his parents, Henry C. and Dag- was born on Sunshine True Value Hardware Hospice Suwannee Valley Care mar Jacobson Herdegen and a 1, 1931 See an error? store, played golf with the Good Center, 6037 W. US Hwy 90, brother, Richard A. Herdegen. in Cross City, The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news Old Boys, enjoyed working in his Lake City, FL 32055. He is survived by his wife, Betty FL. She gradu- items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, yard, reading his newspapers, and Arrangements are under the di- L. Herdegen of Lake City, Flori- ated from Columbia High School please call the editor. Corrections and clarifications will playing Sudoku. He was a mem- rection of GATEWAY-FOREST da: his daughter, Donna L. (Rob- in Lake City, Fl and married the run in this space. Thanks for reading. ber of the Lake City Elks Lodge LAWN FUNERAL HOME, ert) Seavey of Daytona Beach, love of her life, Donald Leslie #893, and loved spending time 3596 S. HWY 441 South, Lake Fla.: his son, Roger A. (Tara) (Don) Stuart, on January 22, 1949. with his family. City. (386) 752-1954. Herdegen of Lake City, Fla.: She was preceded in death by DL Submissions Mr. Hosford was preceded in step-daughter, Tina (Jessie) John- on December 22, 2011, and her The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption death by his stepfather, Charles Mr. Philip J. Godfrey, Jr. son of Lake City, Fla.: step-son, parents Lewis T. and Mary Co- information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would Sturm Chuck and a sister, Alice Mr. Philip J. Godfrey Jr., 82, Donald (Christina) Blume of Eliz- rine Harmon Walker. She was a like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture Hosford. passed away Sunday, December abeth, W.V.: three sisters, Donna devoted and loving wife, mother and information to the editor: [email protected]. Tommy is survived by his wife 22, 2019, at his home in Lake E. Wagner of West Cosville, Pa., and homemaker. of 48 years, Carolyn Milton Hos- City, Florida. Ann Jarvinen of Duxbury, Mass. She is survived by her two sons ford; daughter, Lisa Hosford Mr. Godfrey and Linda Richards of Hanover, -- Donald Lewis Stuart and his Huchingson (Joe); son, Thomas was born Au- Mass.: 13 grandchildren and 30 wife, Vicky, of Bay City, Texas Lake City Reporter Earl Trey Hosford, III (Bridget); gust 11, 1937, in great-grandchildren also survive. and Robert Ira Stuart and his wife HOW TO REACH US BUSINESS grandson, Devin Huchingson; Bangor, Maine A funeral service to honor the Aletra of Cypress, Texas; and ...... 754-0419 Main number . . . . . (386) 752-1293 granddaughters, Destin, Sydney, to the late Philip life of Mr. Herdegen will be held three granddaughters -- Tamara Fax number ...... 752-9400 CIRCULATION and Harper Hosford. J. Godfrey and at 11 A.M. Tuesday, Dec. 31, in Rice, Christina Carber Shaw and Circulation ...... 755-5445 Home delivery of the Lake City Reporter Memorial services for Mr. Hos- Mary Godfrey. the Parkview Baptist Church with Merideth Stuart; Great Grandson Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. should be completed by 6:30 a.m. ford will be held at 11:00 A.M. He moved to Lake City in 1992, Rev. Mike Tatem, Pastor, offici- Jackson Cody Shaw; along with The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate Tuesday through Friday, and by 7:30 a.m. on Sunday. coming from Homestead, Florida. numerous nieces, nephews and of Community Newspapers Inc., is Tuesday, December 31, 2019 at ating. published Tuesday through Friday and Mr. Godfrey was a member of St. other loving family members and Please call 386-755-5445 to report any the Gateway-Forest Lawn Me- Interment will be in Forest Lawn Sunday at 180 E. 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Chris Ratliff . . . 754-0417 HOME, 3596 S. HWY 441, Lake lumbus, TX; sister: Sally Hunt- Lake City, FL. passed away on ment at 752-1293. ([email protected]) Mail rates City. (386) 752-1954. ley-Bangor, ME; and four grand- December 27, 2019 at Solaris 12 Weeks ...... $41.40 children; nine great-grandchildren CLASSIFIED 24 Weeks ...... $82.80 . Healthcare in Lake City, FL. fol- To place a classified ad . . 755-5440 52 Weeks ...... $179.40. and a number of other relatives lowing an illness of some time. Mr. John R. “Buck” and friends. Rhoda was born on August 29, Allbritton Memorial services for Mr. God- 1938 in Jasper, FL. to the late Al- Mr. John R. “Buck” Allbritton, frey were held December 30, vin and Louise Weaver Johnson. THE WEATHER 89, of Wellborn, FL passed away 2019 at 1:00 p.m. in the Memorial She worked for many years in the early Friday, December 27, 2019 Chapel of Dees-Parrish Family Dairy business but later in life took at Haven Hospice Suwannee Val- Funeral Home. on work as a private caregiver to 31 Tue 1 Wed 2 Thu 3 Fri 4 Sat ley Care Center. A native and Arrangements are under the several families in the communi- Sunny Partly Partly Few Partly lifelong resident of Lake City and direction of DEES-PARRISH ty. Rhoda had quite a personality Cloudy Cloudy Showers Cloudy Wellborn, he was the son of the FAMILY FUNERAL HOME and enjoyed people. She attended late John O. and Ernie Raulerson located at 458 S. Marion Ave, Watertown Congregational Meth- Allbritton. He was retired as a Lake City, Florida 32025. odist Church. Rhoda was preced- meter reader for Suwannee Valley Please sign the online guestbook ed in death by a daughter, Donna HI 62 LO 39 HI 63 LO 45 HI 71 LO 62 HI 76 LO 54 HI 65 LO 41 Electric, and enjoyed hunting and at www.parrishfamilyfuneral- a brother and two sisters. fishing. Mr. Allbritton was a long home.com. Survivors include her son, John time member and Deacon at Mt. Wesley Fink of Lake City; three REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Tuesday, Dec. 31 Tuesday's highs/Tuesday night's low Valdosta City Wednesday Thursday 61/39 Jacksonville 68/55/s 76/71/pc who was not wearing a seat wreck had been drinking, Tallahassee Lake City 64/43 Cape Canaveral belt according to FHP, was 62/39 Daytona Beach 63/50/pc 74/68/pc DEATHS FHP said. 62/40 73/61/s 79/71/pc ejected. Flint was flown to Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers Continued From 1A A fiery Saturday morn- Pensacola 64/42 65/43 Ft. Lauderdale 75/69/s 79/74/mc UF Health Shands where 60/42 Panama City 64/47/pc 73/63/pc ing crash claimed the life 60/44 Ocala Gainesville not been drinking, accord- 64/48/pc 71/63/pc he died. Skipper was also of an unidentified man who 65/44 Jacksonville ing to the release, which Key West 78/74/pc 82/77/pc transported to UF Health was headed west on US Orlando Cape Canaveral 69/49 70/46 Lake City 63/45/pc 71/62/pc says they were not belted in. Shands for treatment of 75/71/pc 79/75/mc 90 at 4:40 a.m. in a 2014 Tampa Miami Flint was a passenger in non-life threatening inju- Naples 73/64/s 79/71/pc Infiniti QX70 SUV when 67/50 a 2003 Ford F250 driven by ries, FHP said. West Palm Beach Ocala 66/48/pc 75/64/pc the vehicle ran off the 73/65 Jimmy Skipper, 62, Lake The driver and passen- Orlando 67/56/s 78/68/pc south shoulder and hit two Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 61/52/pc 70/65/sh City, when the pickup, ger of the 2012 Dodge large trees and a fence, Ft. Myers 77/64 Pensacola 58/54/mc 70/62/sh traveling north on State Ram that was hit, Terry 74/52 Tallahassee 62/46/pc 67/63/t FHP said. Naples Road 47 near County Road Pucket, 28, and Eric Grills, 74/58 Miami Tampa 68/58/pc 77/71/pc 340 in Gilchrist County at The Infiniti erupted in 77/67 Valdosta 60/45/s 66/63/mc 28, both of Branford, were Key West W. 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The suspension order concludes that 755-7060 Jobless rate NURSE Parrish’s “conduct of failing to deescalate Continued From 1A a situation with a patient and then push- 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. in county ing the patient’s head into a wall shows Delivered to your job site today. Again, Parrish grabbed the patient that he does not possess the requisite from behind, turned him from the medi- judgment and control necessary to be a falls again cation room and directed him a few steps nurse.” away, the suspension order says. “As a result, Mr. Parrish poses a risk Unemployment in Then, Parrish pushed J.J.’s head into to all patients to whom he would provide Columbia County fell to the wall, face first, according to the order. care,” the order says. “As a result, noth- 2.7% in November, accord- Other staff members found J.J. scream- ing short of the immediate suspension ing to figures released by ing and bleeding onto the floor, the order of Mr. Parrish’s license to practice as a the state. That’s down from says. nurse will protect the public from this 2.9% in October. danger.” The total number of peo- ple claiming unemployment benefits in November was Accepting 809, compared to 866 the Tohmina Begum, MD month prior. Board Certified Internal Medicine However, the labor NEW pool was also smaller last For appointment call month (30,205 vs. 30,385) Patients as was the figure for actual (386) 438-5255 employment (29,396 vs. Primary Care Provider 29,519.) 1283 SW State Road 47, Suite 101 • Lake City, FL 32025 Statewide, the jobless rate followed an identical pattern, falling to 2.7% from YOGA & Meditation Tasters Yoga for BALANCE, Sat., Jan. 4, 10 am; 2.9% in October. CORE-Building Yoga, Fri., Jan. 10, 5:30 pm; + OPEN HOUSE! MEDITATION, Fri, Jan. 10, 7 pm; The national jobless rate Yoga for ENERGY, Sat. Jan. 11, 10 am. for November was 3.3%. $16 each or ALL FOUR for $30

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OUR OPINION Some of our favorites ou remember well the drama that played out in 2019. A fair amount of it, shot through Ywith tragedy, broke our hearts. Indulge us as we focus instead on a few of the stories that gave us hope and made our souls sing over the last 12 months. Here they are in no particular order. Imagine a pair of students from tiny Fort White winning a national FFA title in Indiana. Then imag- ine them doing the very same thing the next year. We’d call it impossible if 13-year-old Trey Tyre and Trace Taylor hadn’t already done it, as docu- mented in our November 6 edition. You two boys have given hope to anybody, anywhere who’s been told, “it can’t be done.” Congratulations once again, gentlemen. Good luck Don’t wish these milestones away in high school and beyond. Remember Marty Oneill? Few of us did when he was alive. The lonely vet- eran feared there would be nobody to mourn him Happy birthday to you when he passed. But thanks to Wendi Guyer, who works for the “They say it’s your birthday. bring about so many variables. North Florida Office of Public Guardian, word got Happy birthday to you.” It’s funny how some of us are old out and when the day came, Mr. Oneill had made before our time and some of us 200 new friends — though, sadly, he never knew it. hat is it about birthdays? seem forever young. You may have Some of us celebrate, been awarded a few gray hairs and It was a stirring display by any measure. W some of us not. Why a couple of “laugh lines,” these The Jades, Lake City’s hometown rock band, has would you not celebrate your birth? are vested honors. Badges to be reassembled more than 50 years later. A reunion Celebrate your life. adorned and worn with pride. concert the night of Thursday, September 26, had When we are babies, we can’t Seventy, 80, and 90 are robust folks of a certain age reliving one of the grand wait ‘till we grow. “I’m not a baby, numbers not for the faint of heart. chapters of their youth. I’m a big boy/girl,” touts the tod- Marlene Kenney Numbers filled with wisdom of the As for a blast from the more immediate past, the dler justly proud of their accom- [email protected] ages. I tip my hat to the mighty Chasteens, Robert and Emmie, of restaurant fame, plishment. “I can do it myself,” individuals that have lived a long took their show on the road last month by way of a proclaims the three-year-old. “Let life. You are the testament of time. food truck. me do it,” as they proceed to do just reels into mid-forties and then onto You’ve seen so much. Your contri- our fifties. Yikes, fifty. “Did you When Chasteens Downtown was displaced by that. The formative years pass so butions are unequivocal. We can quickly, three, then four. We can’t say 50?” Fifty landslides into the and do learn from your insight and the Blanche Hotel renovation, all hope was for wait until we are five or six so we dreaded sixties. It’s almost a bad knowledge. You’ve lived through some local foodies. The new project, dubbed “Still can go to school. “Big kids go to word, hush… hush…. “Sixty, how change, so much change. Truckin,’” put those fears to rest. school.” on earth can this be?” Let’s slow Birthdays come and birthdays go Finally, since it is better to let people know how We are forever looking forward this train down. But with 60 comes no matter our age. When we are you feel about them face to face rather than by way to being older. “When I’m 10 years young, we wish to be older. When of a eulogy, Florida Gateway College dedicated a old I’ll play little league.” “Dad said Celebrate the life you have we are older, we sometimes wish to building to perhaps Lake City’s best-loved resident, I can get a bigger bike when I’m and the life that continues. be young. We think of that magic 12.” “I’m going to middle school.” digit, “Oh what I would give to be James “Mr. Mont” Montgomery back in May. Celebrate the lessons, knowl- Mr. Mont was well enough to attend, which made “I need my own computer, I’m thirty again.” Birthdays are just a almost 13.” “I can’t wait for high edge, memories and love number. With each passing year the moment all the more special. you’ve attained. Birthdays Please note, this is just a sampling of some of school, the prom, getting my driv- we have the opportunity to make er’s license,” sweet 16. “I’m tired bring about so many vari- the next one even better. Celebrate the year’s stories that moved us the most. If we left of school, can’t wait to graduate. ables. It’s funny how some with joy. out one of your favorites, don’t take it as a slight, I’ll get my own car, a job, see the of us are old before our time As this year draws to an end though we would like to hear from you. world.” “When I’m 21 I can official- and some of us seem whatever age you professed, we Thanks, and see you next year. ly get a drink. Oh yeah.” “Wish I forever young. hope that you celebrated your life. was 25 like Ron. He’s out of school. As we close the curtain on 2019, we Has an apartment and does what he sing this song with glee. “Happy TODAY IN HISTORY wants. Now that’s the life.” retirement. “Retirement. Now birthday to you,” and in response On this date: Somehow, we survive our child- that’s a word I can live with.” Oh you say, “Yes — happy birthday to hood, adolescence, and teenage yes, to be retired. Being able to do me.” years. We stop wishing our life things you missed along the way. In 1775, during the Revolutionary War, the British n Marlene Kenney is a retired human repulsed an attack by Continental Army generals away as we roll into our twenties Looking back on the years gone by, resources director who lives in Lake City. Richard Montgomery and Benedict Arnold at Quebec; and onto our thirties. “Nooooo, I starting anew. She has been a columnist for the past Montgomery was killed. can’t be reaching forty. How did Celebrate the life you have and four years and has written for several In 1879, Thomas Edison first publicly demonstrated this happen? I always thought for- the life that continues. Celebrate publications. She is also an interior his electric incandescent light by illuminating some 40 ty-year-olds were old.” Forty years the lessons, knowledge, memories decorator and teaches adult education bulbs at his laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey. young, it rolls off our back. Forty and love you’ve attained. Birthdays classes at UNF. In 1904, New York’s Times Square saw its first New Year’s Eve celebration, with 200,000 people in attendance. n Associated Press Why is a prof in Texas promoting pedophilia? Lake City Reporter hen word came that col- the problem.” that yields positive results for soci- Lake City Reporter lege students were staging No, thankfully, contemporary U.S. ety. For this, among other reasons, Serving Columbia County Since 1874 W yet another protest on the culture has not gone the way of the unpopular considerations need pro- University of Texas at Austin’s cam- Greeks. tection. TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride pus, we shrugged. Hubbard persistently suggests But we also believe it is import- for residents of Columbia and ­surrounding coun‑ Protesting is so commonplace on that age-of-consent laws prohibit the ant for society, particularly when it tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride American campuses these days that liberated sexuality of adolescents. comes to the expenditure of state for residents of Columbia and ­surrounding coun‑ we wonder when there’s time for Of course, he gets that entirely funds, to uphold a base level of We believe strong newspapers build strong class. backward. They are written to pro- standards. And if there is a line tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” We believe strong newspapers build strong But as we reviewed the matter of hibit the criminal sexuality of adults that shouldn’t be crossed, this is Our primary goal is to publish ­distinguished and this protest, our first reaction was who want to have sex with children. certainly it. Should Hubbard wish to communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers-­oriented get newspapers. things done!” Our primary goal is to publish ­distinguished and disbelief. Students were protesting explore his considerations at some This ­mission will be accomplished through the the fact that a Classics professor, Hubbard persistently university, he should be able to do profitableteamwork community of professionals-­oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, Thomas K. Hubbard, has focused a suggests that age-of- so. But Texas taxpayers shouldn’t integrityThis ­mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the significant part of his “scholarship” consent laws prohibit the be on the hook for supporting him teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, on advocating for pedophilia. liberated sexuality of adoles- while he does. (Hubbard has never integrity and hard work. Todd Wilson, Publisher We wanted to know for ourselves cents. Of course, he gets that been accused of breaking laws whether it was true. So we pulled entirely backward. They are related to pedophilia and told our Robert Bridges, Editor up a 22-page article by Hubbard in reporter Maria Mendez that he is JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor written to prohibit the crim- the journal Thymos titled “Sexual inal sexuality of adults who “not personally oriented to underage SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor Consent and the Adolescent Male, youth.”) or What Can We Learn From the want to have sex The way to address this, however, DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident Greeks.” with children. is not through firing Hubbard (an TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman What Hubbard learned from the unlikely event in any case, given the Greeks, apparently, is that society Hubbard’s paper urging the tenure system). And, it should go really needs to reconsider age-of- unraveling of age-of-consent laws without saying, threatening violence consent laws that are intended to is a hard read, as slovenly in its is not an appropriate response and protect children from sexual pred- scholarship as it is grotesque in its must stop immediately. LETTERS POLICY ators. Ancient Greece, he argues, conclusions. He paints a broad and Instead, we urge students to showed us that “where age-discrep- unsupported portrait of “feminists” do what they are doing: Stand Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly­ written ant relationships are commonplace and “sensationalistic journalism” up against this. Make your voice and ­double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and and positively reinforced, they cause as leading America to enact age-of- heard. And as important, make libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s little or no long-term harm to the consent laws, even as he casually your wallet heard. Let Hubbard’s younger partner and often confer brushes aside Athenian society’s classrooms be empty. Let his name, address and ­telephone number for verification. great benefit,” he writes. horrific embrace of slavery and the papers go unread. And let the Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the ­writers That’s not all. The problem of subjugation of women. (That they school know with letters and and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. boys without fathers in their lives got wrong, he suggests, but the sex through any reviews of your might well be resolved by having with boys was just right.) education experience that this is BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL men have sex with those boys, he No one is more eager to defend unacceptable. Let Hubbard’s ideas, writes. “Pederastic intimacy evolved academic freedom than we are. One wrong and terrible and unlearned, 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown.­ in part as a social mechanism for of the great benefits of our universi- be first challenged and defeated BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. addressing it.” He goes on to write, ties is the free and open exchange and finally neglected and forgotten. BY EMAIL: [email protected] “contemporary U.S. culture has not of ideas, even repugnant ones. That compensated for the magnitude of freedom allows for broad inquiry n Dallas Morning News Lake City Reporter Minshew: I’m going to be a great QB, 10A Story ideas?

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL UF wins Orange Bowl Perine scores 3 TDs, sets ONLINE: Get full postgame reaction on for a 36-28 win before 65,157 at career-high in rushing as from coaches and players on our Hard Rock Stadium. website at lakecityreporter.com. It marks the second straight vic- the Gators beat UVA 36-28. tory in a New Year’s Six Bowl for And it took a fourth-quarter touch- Florida, and the program’s first 11-2 By ZACH ABOLVERDI down to put the game away. season since 2012. The Gators are [email protected] After Virginia marched six plays still undefeated (4-0) in the Orange in 75 yards to pull within one score, Bowl as well. MIAMI GARDENS — It took 40 27-21, UF responded with their On the third play from scrim- MICHAEL LAUGHLIN/Sun Sentinel/TNS seconds for Florida to grab momen- sixth scoring drive of the night. mage, UF running back Lamical Florida’s Lamical Perine runs to the end zone for a tum Monday in the 2019 Capital One Quarterback Kyle Trask scored from touchdown against Virginia during the first half of the Orange Bowl. a yard out and the No. 9 Gators held UF continued on 10A Orange Bowl on Monday, at Hard Rock Stadium.

2019 LAKE CITY REPORTER FALL SPORTS ALL-AREA GIRLS BASKETBALL Another tourney Fender led the CHS title for girls to regionals for first time since ’15. Columbia By JORDAN KROEGER Columbia beats [email protected] Killian 50-42 to win Hitchcock’s Challenge. udrey Fender’s love for running can be A traced back to a By JORDAN KROEGER rewards system in fourth [email protected] grade. When she was at ALACHUA — The first ever Summers Elementary Hitchcock’s Challenge girls School, students received bracket belongs to Columbia. tokens for running miles at The Lady Tigers won the recess. That wasn’t an easy chore for everyone, but it inaugural tournament, defeat- was for Fender. ing Miami Killian 50-42 on “I was just bored so I Monday at Legacy Park to just ran and I got the most finish a perfect 3-0. Na’Haviya out of the school for girls,” Paxton scored a game-high 20 Fender said. “From there I points with seven rebounds, was like, ‘Wow, I’m kind of five assists, three blocks and good at this. I should keep two steals on her way to being doing it.’” named tournament MVP. Fast forward five years The holiday tourney had later and Fender is already been exclusively a boys event Columbia’s top runner on the cross country team. The freshman shaved her TITLE continued on 9A time over the course of the season by nearly three minutes and led the Lady Tigers to a ninth-place fin- ish in District 1-3A, good enough to send the entire team to regionals for the first time since 2015. Her accolades have earned her the honor of the Lake City Reporter’s Runner of the Year. “She is incredible,” said Shelli Shoup, who stepped down as head coach after JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter the season. “She’s probably Columbia guard Na’Haviya one of the most amazing athletes I’ve ever coached. Paxton blows by Miami She is always on board as Killian’s defense for a bas- a team player and is always ket during the Hitchcock’s on board in obedience as to Challenge title game on what the coach’s training is Monday. and what the team needs.” Fender followed up her 27th-place finish in District 1-3A to run a season-best BOYS BASKETBALL 21:49.72 at the Region 1-3A meet to place 48th. That Evans tops time was a huge improve- ment from her first race of Columbia in the season when she post- MANDI TILLOTSON/Special to the Reporter Hitchcock’s FENDER continued on 10A Audrey Fender is the LCR’s Runner of the Year. Championship ALL-AREA TEAM Trojans top Tigers 67-55 to snap their 5-game win streak.

By JORDAN KROEGER [email protected]

ALACHUA — Shooting hot into the Hitchcock’s Mackenzie Alex Suzannah Sarah Challenge championship Conklin McCollum Raines Simpson game, Columbia went ice Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia cold. And at times, it seemed like n Finished 78th in Region n Was the boys top runner, plac- n Finished 81st in Region n Finished 60th in Region Orlando Evans couldn’t miss. 1-3A with a season-best time ing 33rd in District 1-3A with a 1-3A with a season-best time 1-3A with a season-best time Collie Griffen scored 17 of 22:49.6 after placing 50th season-best time of 17:26.40. Also of 22:55.14 after placing 62nd of 22:17 after placing 39th points and tournament MVP in District 1-3A. Placed a sea- placed 10th at the B3R Sports in District 1-3A. Placed a sea- in District 1-3A. Placed a added Deshaun Osborne son-best 17th at the Live Oak Invitational, Live Oak Twilight son-best 20th at the Trinity season-best 10th at the B3R added 12 to lead the Trojans Twilight Invitational. Invitational and TCA Invitational. Christian Academy Invitational. Sports Invitational. past the Tigers 67-55 for the

H The Lake City Reporter’s Golfer of the Year will be unveiled on Thursday CHS continued on 9A 6A TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD BOWL ROUNDUP Louisville TV LISTINGS NFL NBA NHL MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Today AMERICAN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE beats COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) East Atlantic Division Atlantic Division Associated Press Top 25 12 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA W L Pct GB GP W L OT Pts Record Pts Prv Miss St. ESPNU — Georgia Tech at Florida State z-New England 12 4 0 .750 420 225 22 8 .733 — Boston 40 24 7 9 57 1. Gonzaga (63) 13-1 1621 1 2 p.m. x-Buffalo 10 6 0 .625 314 259 Philadelphia 23 12 .657 1½ Toronto 40 21 14 5 47 2. Duke (1) 11-1 1516 4 ESPNU — Temple at Central Florida N.Y. Jets 7 9 0 .438 276 359 Toronto 22 11 .667 1½ Florida 38 20 13 5 45 at Music 3. Kansas (1) 10-2 1497 5 4 p.m. Miami 5 11 0 .313 306 494 Brooklyn 16 16 .500 7 Tampa Bay 37 20 13 4 44 4. Oregon 11-2 1361 6 ACCN — Miami at Clemson South New York 9 24 .273 14½ Montreal 39 18 15 6 42 5. Ohio St. 11-2 1277 2 4:30 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Southeast Division Buffalo 40 17 16 7 41 City Bowl 6. Baylor 9-1 1267 7 CBSSN — The Arizona Bowl: Georgia z-Houston 10 6 0 .625 378 385 W L Pct GB Ottawa 40 16 19 5 37 7. Louisville 11-2 1196 3 State vs. Wyoming, Tucson, Ariz. x-Tennessee 9 7 0 .563 402 331 Miami 24 9 .727 — Detroit 40 9 28 3 21 Associated Press 8. Auburn 12-0 1159 8 5:30 p.m. Indianapolis 7 9 0 .438 361 373 Orlando 14 19 .424 10 Metropolitan Division 9. Memphis 11-1 1055 9 FS1 — Georgetown at Providence Jacksonville 6 10 0 .375 300 397 Charlotte 13 22 .371 12 GP W L OT Pts 10. Villanova 9-2 970 10 6 p.m. North Washington 10 22 .313 13½ Washington 40 27 8 5 59 NASHVILLE, Tenn. 11. Butler 12-1 883 12 ACCN — Boston College at Duke W L T Pct PF PA Atlanta 7 27 .206 17½ Pittsburgh 39 24 11 4 52 12. Michigan 10-3 880 11 — Micale Cunningham 7 p.m. *- 14 2 0 .875 531 282 Central Division N.Y. Islanders 37 24 10 3 51 13. San Diego St. 13-0 780 15 threw for 279 yards Pittsburgh 8 8 0 .500 289 303 W L Pct GB Philadelphia 39 22 12 5 49 BTN — Rider at Wisconsin 14. Michigan St. 10-3 747 14 Cleveland 6 10 0 .375 335 393 Milwaukee 31 5 .861 — Carolina 39 23 14 2 48 and two touchdowns 7:30 p.m. 15. 11-2 720 13 Cincinnati 2 14 0 .125 279 420 Indiana 21 12 .636 8½ N.Y. Rangers 38 19 15 4 42 FS1 — Butler at St. John’s 16. West Virginia 11-1 719 22 and ran for 81 more, West Chicago 13 22 .371 17½ Columbus 39 17 14 8 42 COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) 17. Kentucky 9-3 674 19 and Louisville capped W L T Pct PF PA Detroit 12 21 .364 17½ New Jersey 38 13 19 6 32 1 p.m. 18. Florida St. 11-2 531 17 z-Kansas City 12 4 0 .750 451 308 Cleveland 10 22 .313 19 WESTERN CONFERENCE coach Scott Satterfield’s BTN — Nebraska at Michigan State 19. Virginia 10-2 506 16 Denver 7 9 0 .438 282 316 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division debut season by beating 3 p.m. 20. Dayton 10-2 483 18 Oakland 7 9 0 .438 313 419 Southwest Division GP W L OT Pts BTN — Indiana at Rutgers 21. Penn St. 11-2 312 20 Mississippi State 38-28 L.A. Chargers 5 11 0 .313 337 345 W L Pct GB St. Louis 40 26 8 6 58 5 p.m. 22. Texas Tech 9-3 175 23 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Houston 22 11 .667 — Colorado 39 23 12 4 50 Monday in the Music BTN — Maryland at Northwestern 23. Iowa 10-3 137 25 East Dallas 21 11 .656 ½ Dallas 40 22 14 4 48 City Bowl. COLLEGE FOOTBALL 24. Wichita St. 11-1 135 — W L T Pct PF PA San Antonio 13 18 .419 8 Winnipeg 39 21 15 3 45 12 p.m. 25. Arizona 10-3 113 24 The Cardinals rallied z-Philadelphia 9 7 0 .563 385 354 Memphis 13 21 .382 9½ Minnesota 40 19 16 5 43 ESPN — The Belk Bowl: Virginia Tech vs. Others receiving votes: Colorado 74, Xavier Dallas 8 8 0 .500 434 321 New Orleans 11 23 .324 11½ Nashville 38 18 14 6 42 from a 14-point deficit by Kentucky, Charlotte, N.C. 58, DePaul 47, Washington 40, N. Iowa 32, N.Y. Giants 4 12 0 .250 341 451 Northwest Division Chicago 40 17 17 6 40 scoring 31 straight. 2 p.m. Utah St. 30, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 28, Marquette Washington 3 13 0 .188 266 435 W L Pct GB Pacific Division CBS — The Sun Bowl: Florida State vs. 27, Arkansas 19, Purdue 12, Creighton 10, Javian Hawkins led South Denver 23 9 .719 — GP W L OT Pts Arizona State, El Paso, Texas Georgetown 10, Indiana 5, Houston 4, St. W L T Pct PF PA Utah 20 12 .625 3 Vegas 42 21 15 6 48 Louisville with 105 yards 3:45 p.m. John’s 3, Virginia Tech 3, BYU 2, ETSU 2, Seton z-New Orleans 13 3 0 .813 458 341 Oklahoma City 17 15 .531 6 Vancouver 40 21 15 4 46 rushing, and he ran for ESPN — The Liberty Bowl: Navy vs. Hall 2, Florida 1, Stanford 1, Yale 1. Kansas State, Memphis, Tenn. Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 381 399 Portland 14 19 .424 9½ Arizona 41 21 16 4 46 a TD late. The Cardinals Tampa Bay 7 9 0 .438 458 449 Minnesota 12 20 .375 11 Calgary 41 20 16 5 45 4:30 p.m. Monday’s Top 25 Games Carolina 5 11 0 .313 340 470 Pacific Division Edmonton 41 20 17 4 44 outgained Mississippi CBSSN — The Arizona Bowl: Georgia No. 6 Baylor 83, Jackson State 57 North W L Pct GB Anaheim 39 16 18 5 37 State 510-366. State vs. Wyoming, Tucson, Ariz. No. 10 Villanova 68, Xavier 62 W L T Pct PF PA L.A. Lakers 26 7 .788 — San Jose 40 17 20 3 37 7:30 p.m. No. 20 Dayton 77, North Florida 59 z-Green Bay 13 3 0 .813 376 313 L.A. Clippers 23 11 .676 3½ Los Angeles 41 16 21 4 36 ESPN — The Alamo Bowl: Utah vs. Texas, No. 1 Gonzaga 93, Detroit 72 x-Minnesota 10 6 0 .625 407 303 Phoenix 12 20 .375 13½ CALIFORNIA 35, San Antonio, Texas No. 9 Memphis 84, Tulane 73 Chicago 8 8 0 .500 280 298 Sacramento 12 21 .364 14 Sunday’s Games ILLINOIS 20 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Today’s Top 25 Games Detroit 3 12 1 .219 341 423 Golden State 9 25 .265 17½ St. Louis 4, Winnipeg 1 11 p.m. No. 18 Florida St. vs. Georgia Tech, noon West Chicago 3, Columbus 2, SO ESPN2 — Under Armour All-America No. 2 Duke vs. Boston College, 6 p.m. In Santa Clara, Chase W L T Pct PF PA Sunday’s Games New Jersey 4, Ottawa 3, OT Game: Skills Challenge, Orlando, Fla. No. 11 Butler at St. John’s, 7:30 p.m. (taped) *-San Francisco 13 3 0 .813 479 310 Oklahoma City 98, Toronto 97 N.Y. Islanders 3, Minnesota 1 Garbers threw four touch- IIHF HOCKEY x-Seattle 11 5 0 .688 405 398 Memphis 117, Charlotte 104 Boston 3, Buffalo 2 down passes and ran for 9 a.m. L.A. Rams 9 7 0 .563 394 364 New Orleans 127, Houston 112 Florida 6, Montreal 5 WOMEN’S COLLEGE another score, leading NHLN — World Junior Championship: Arizona 5 10 1 .344 361 442 Denver 120, Sacramento 115 Tampa Bay 2, Detroit 1 BASKETBALL Slovakia vs. Sweden, Trinec, Czeck x-clinched playoffs L.A. Lakers 108, Dallas 95 Dallas 4, Arizona 2 California to a win over z-clinched division Monday’s Games Philadelphia 2, Anaheim 1, OT Republic Associated Press Top 25 Illinois on Monday in the *-clinched division and homefield advantage Atlanta 101, Orlando 93 Vancouver 5, Calgary 2 1 p.m. Record Pts Prv Redbox Bowl. Washington 123, Miami 105 Monday’s Games NHLN — World Junior Championship: 1. UConn (19) 10-0 722 1 Sunday’s Games Milwaukee 123, Chicago 102 Pittsburgh 5, Ottawa 2 Christopher Brown Jr. Czech Republic vs. Canada, Ostravice, 2. Oregon (5) 10-1 703 2 Chicago 21, Minnesota 19 Minnesota 122, Brooklyn 115 Today’s Games Czeck Republic 3. Oregon St. (5) 12-0 680 3 ran for 120 yards on 20 Atlanta 28, Tampa Bay 22, OT Detroit at Utah, 9 p.m. Boston at New Jersey, 1 p.m. MIXED MARTIAL ARTS 4. South Carolina (1) 12-1 661 4 carries, and Makai Polk Miami 27, New England 24 Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 5. Stanford 11-1 622 5 Green Bay 23, Detroit 20 Today’s Games Anaheim at Vegas, 3 p.m. caught five passes for a ESPN2 — PFL Championships: Six 6. Baylor 9-1 614 6 Cincinnati 33, Cleveland 23 Boston at Charlotte, 3 p.m. Toronto at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Championship MMA Bouts, New York 7. Louisville 12-1 576 7 season-high 105 yards Kansas City 31, L.A. Chargers 21 Philadelphia at Indiana, 3 p.m. Tampa Bay at Buffalo, 7 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL 8. Florida St. 13-0 560 8 as Cal won its first bowl N.Y. Jets 13, Buffalo 6 L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, 5 p.m. Montreal at Carolina, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 9. NC State 12-0 503 9 New Orleans 42, Carolina 10 Cleveland at Toronto, 7 p.m. Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. game since 2015. NBATV — Denver at Houston 10. UCLA 12-0 497 10 Denver 16, Oakland 15 Denver at Houston, 7 p.m. San Jose at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. NHL HOCKEY 11. Texas A&M 12-1 445 11 Brandon Peters passed Tennessee 35, Houston 14 Golden State at San Antonio, 7 p.m. Winnipeg at Colorado, 8 p.m. 9 p.m. 12. Maryland 10-2 406 12 for 273 yards and one Dallas 47, Washington 16 Dallas at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 9 p.m. NHLN — NY Rangers at Edmonton 13. Kentucky 11-1 376 13 Jacksonville 38, Indianapolis 20 Chicago at Calgary, 9 p.m. touchdown for Illinois in 14. Indiana 11-2 344 14 Philadelphia 34, N.Y. Giants 17 N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Hawks beat Magic to 15. Mississippi St. 12-2 341 15 his return after sitting out COLLEGE FOOTBALL Baltimore 28, Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. 16. DePaul 11-2 291 16 the regular-season finale L.A. Rams 31, Arizona 24 end 10-game skid 17. Gonzaga 12-1 274 17 Monday’s Bowl Games San Francisco 26, Seattle 21 with a concussion. 18. Arizona 12-0 265 18 SERVPRO First Responder Bowl, Dallas NFL PLAYOFFS ORLANDO (AP) — Brandon Goodwin NHL defends official, 19. West Virginia 9-1 207 19 Western Kentucky 23, Western Michigan 20 WILD-CARD ROUND scored 21 points, Kevin Huerter added 19 hits Tortorella for rant 20. Arkansas 12-1 162 20 WESTERN KENTUCKY 23, Music City Bowl, Nashville, Tenn. Saturday, Jan. 4 and the Atlanta Hawks beat the Orlando 21. Missouri St. 9-2 116 21 Louisville 38, Mississippi State 28 Buffalo at Houston, 4:35 p.m. Magic 101-93 Monday night to end a COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An angry WESTERN MICHIGAN 20 22. Tennessee 10-2 98 22 Redbox Bowl, Santa Clara, Calif. Tennessee at New England, 8:15 p.m. 10-game skid. post-game rant by Columbus Blue Jackets 23. Miami 9-3 62 24 California 35, Illinois 20 Sunday, Jan. 5 Playing without injured guard Trae coach John Tortorella over clock manage- 24. Minnesota 11-1 50 — In Dallas, Freshman Orange Bowl, Miami Gardens Minnesota at New Orleans, 1:05 p.m. Young for the second straight game, the ment late in Sunday’s night’s overtime loss 25. Texas 8-4 46 25 Florida vs. Virginia, 8 p.m. Seattle at Philadelphia, 4:40 p.m. Hawks trailed by 18 during the first half was “unprofessional along with unaccept- Cory Munson kicked a Others receiving votes: South Dakota Today’s Bowl Games but rallied back in the third quarter. Alex able,” an NHL official said Monday. 40, Michigan 26, Rutgers 24, Princeton career-long 52-yard field Belk Bowl, Charlotte, N.C. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Fired head Len scored eight of his 18 points to fuel Colin Campbell, the NHL’s director of 10, Colorado 9, Northwestern 7, LSU 5, goal with no time left Kentucky vs. Virginia Tech, noon coach Freddie Kitchens. a 15-4 run, while Atlanta’s defense only hockey operations, also defended a ref- Kansas 4, Arizona St. 1, Michigan St. 1, Sun Bowl, El Paso, Texas NEW YORK GIANTS — Fired head coach yielded six field goals in the quarter. Len’s eree’s decision not to restore more than after a rules review to Nebraska 1, Texas Tech 1. Florida St. vs. Arizona St. 2 p.m. Pat Shurmur. drive and dunk just before the horn gave 1 second to the clock that ticked off after give Western Kentucky Liberty Bowl, Memphis, Tenn. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Fired presi- the visitors a 74-72 lead. a whistle was blown to stop play with Monday’s Top 25 Games a victory over Western Kansas St. vs. Navy, 3:45 p.m. dent Bruce Allen. They pulled away near the midpoint 18.1 seconds remaining in the overtime No. 6 Baylor 94, Morehead St. 47 Arizona Bowl, Tucson, Ariz. of the fourth quarter when Huerter period against the Chicago Blackhawks. Michigan in the First Today’s Top 25 Games Wyoming (7-5) vs. Georgia St. 4:30 p.m. scored points during an 11-0 run. The Tortorella argued the whistle was Responder Bowl on No. 19 West Virginia vs. Vornell, 2 p.m. Alamo Bowl, San Antonio Dolphins cornerback Magic trailed 90-78 but trimmed the defi- blown at 19.2 and the decision not to No. 21 Missouri St. vs. William Jewell, 2 p.m. Monday. Texas vs. Utah, 7:30 p.m. Xavien Howard arrested cit to five in the final minutes before John reset the clock cost his team the game No. 14 Indiana at Rutgers, 3 p.m. Wednesday’s Bowl Games Collins’ emphatic transition dunk all but and led to an injury to goalie Joonas The Hilltoppers drove No. 24 Minnesota vs. Ohio St., 5 p.m. Citrus Bowl, Orlando FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) — Miami ended the comeback bid. Korpisalo, who left the ice after trying 36 yards in 27 seconds No. 12 Maryland vs. Northwestern, 5 p.m. Michigan vs. Alabama, 1 p.m. Dolphins cornerback Xavier Howard was Atlanta had been on its second to block a shot in the first-round of the before Munson kicked Outback Bowl, Tampa arrested on a domestic battery charge follow- 10-game losing streak of the season. This subsequent shootout. Minnesota vs. Auburn, 1 p.m. ing an argument with his fiance over the pur- one ended with the Hawks’ second win in An apparent goal by the Blue Jackets’ MLB his third field goal in four Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calif. chase of a purse, according to a police report. two tries against Orlando. Zach Werenski at the horn ending the tries. Oregon vs. Wisconsin 5 p.m. The police report from Davie, Florida, said Young twisted his ankle in a loss to overtime period seemed to seal a victo- ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Signed OF Munson had tied the Sugar Bowl, New Orleans the argument Sunday night became physical Milwaukee on Friday. He scored 39 points ry over the Blackhawks. Instead, it was Kole Calhoun to a two-year contract worth $16 Georgia vs. Baylor, 8:45 p.m. when Howard grabbed his fiance’s arm and in a 103-99 win over Orlando in the first waved off after a video replay showed million that includes a club option for 2022. score at 20 on a 31-yarder pushed her against a mirrored glass in the meeting between the teams Oct. 26. the puck crossed the goal line after time TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Agreed to with 1:36 to play. He also hallway of their bedroom. He let her go, caus- Nikola Vucevic led the Magic with 27 expired. Tortorella reasoned that the goal a $4 million, one-year contract with IF kicked a 26-yarder and ing her to fall to the floor on her right arm, points. Evan Fournier added 22 points, and would have counted if the extra 1.1 sec- Travis Shaw on Monday and designated which landed on his crutches, the report said. D.J. Augustin finished with 17 and six assists. ond had been restored. IF Richard Ureña for assignment. missed from 29. 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DILBERT DEAR ABBY Bride-to-be attempts to keep costs and hurt feelings down DEAR ABBY: I have an ual appetite, but couldn’t seem awkward wedding conun- to do “the act” right, although drum I hope you can help me I enjoyed the prelude. with. I am getting married My idea of a relationship BABY BLUES in April and want to invite now would be with a kind, two co-workers with whom supportive man who likes to I am very close. One of them dance and enjoy life, but who’s is married; the other, “Sara,” OK with no sex. Is this a rea- is in the process of divorcing Abigail Van Buren sonable expectation at my age, her husband. Sara was unhap- www.dearabby.com or should I just give it all up? py for years with her almost I don’t even know how I’d go ex-husband, and we witnessed resent that I invited our other about finding such a partner the deterioration of their mar- co-worker’s husband and not without fearing I’d have to riage over several years. her “boyfriend.” Is there a way prove myself and experience About a year ago, while I can handle this tactfully? — more loss. still married, Sara began an BEWILDERED BRIDE Incidentally, I had coun- BLONDIE affair. She’s still “seeing” this DEAR BEWILDERED: If seling years ago about other man — sneaking out, meeting you invite one close co-work- issues, and the strong possi- him on his lunch break, going er’s significant other and bility arose about childhood to motels — while she goes exclude the other, there are sexual abuse, but it was through the divorce process. guaranteed to be hurt feelings. vague and not resolved. — She considers them to have If you explain that you don’t WANTING THIS BUT NOT been a couple for the past feel she is in a committed rela- THAT year. tionship (after a year!), you DEAR WANTING: I can’t I’m keeping a very tight will get yourself deeper into guarantee that you will find a grip on my guest list to con- hot water because she will be partner, but there is a website trol the costs. I don’t want to insulted. Believe me, if you for asexual people that offers pass judgment on Sara, but do what you are considering, a lot of information as well as I don’t think her situation at it’s going to cost you far more a way to connect with the rest BEETLE BAILEY present qualifies as a true, than the price of two dinners. of the “ace” (short for “asexu- committed relationship, which DEAR ABBY: I’m a al”) community. Its members is the parameter I set when 67-year-old woman. I’ve been call it AVEN, which stands deciding who gets to bring a single all my life but now wish for Asexual Visibility and plus-one. I also don’t want my I could find a companion to Education Network. It can be wedding to be the event where share my later years with. My found at asexuality.org. You she “debuts” her new man. problem is, I’m not interest- and many others may find it I know she will feel slight- ed in a sexual relationship. I helpful, and I wish you luck ed because in her mind he’s have never been good at the in your quest to find a loving her boyfriend, and they are a physical part of intimacy. As a relationship. couple. I have met him only result, I’ve had limited experi- ■ once, but because they have ence and not much luck with Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or HAGAR THE HORRIBLE been so secretive, he’s a com- men. When I was younger, I P.O. Box 69440, plete stranger to me. Sara may had a reasonably healthy sex- Los Angeles, CA 90069.

HOROSCOPES | THE LAST WORD BY EUGENIA LAST ARIES (March 21-April 19): Think SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): A change about what others might say. Reveal lit- is in your best interest. Listen to what oth- tle, mull over the information you gather ers have to say, but do what’s best for you. and watch to see how others respond. A direction that allows you to use your Keep your plans simple, moderate and skills uniquely will encourage you to live geared toward spending time with some- life your way. New beginnings look prom- one you love. Romance is in the stars. ising. ★★★★★ SNUFFY SMITH ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Refuse to careful when dealing with sensitive issues. let a decision someone makes bother you. Someone is likely to be deceptive regarding Close the year on a high note by surround- a situation that can influence a decision ing yourself with people who share your you need to make. Don’t trust anyone but likes, dislikes and plans. Expand your circle yourself. Make decisions based on your of friends, and enjoy the end-of-year festiv- needs, not what someone else wants. ★★ ities. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Sit up GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Engage and take note of what everyone is doing. in activities that will allow you to min- Don’t feel you have to follow the crowd. gle with people you’d like to collaborate Set your plans in motion; appreciation for with next year. Now is not the time to do what you have to offer will be yours. Be business, but it is the perfect opportunity a leader, and you’ll rewrite your destiny. ZITS to know people better. Listen and learn. ★★★★ ★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Put CANCER (June 21-July 22): Bring greater emphasis on your health and rela- in the new year in a unique manner. tionships. A physical change will lift your Spending time with people who help spirits and get you in the mood to bring stretch your mind and encourage you to in the new year with the people who mean take better care of yourself will help you the most to you. ★★★ start a lifelong routine that makes you feel PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Emotions and look your best. ★★★★★ will be close to the surface. Observe more, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You may be and choose your words wisely. A change all wired up and eager to go, but erratic that takes place will end up being to your behavior will not end well. Take a step back benefit, so don’t make an unnecessary fuss. and choose a quieter venue, or consider Let things unfold naturally. ★★★ GARFIELD staying at home with someone whose com- pany you enjoy. ★★★ CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be honest with yourself and others when it comes to Dec. 31: Actor Anthony Hopkins is 82. your New Year’s resolution. If you want to Actor Tim Considine is 79. Actress Sarah make a change, do so openly and whole- Miles is 78. Actress Barbara Carrera is heartedly. However, don’t try to pressure 78. Actor Ben Kingsley is 76. Actor Tim others to follow you; do your own thing. ★★★ Matheson is 72. Actor Joe Dallesandro is 71. Actor James Remar is 66. Actress LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Align your- Bebe Neuwirth is 61. Singer Paul self with people who bring out the best Westerberg is 60. Actor Val Kilmer is 60. in you, not those who put you down or hold you back. Concentrate on you, the Actor Lance Reddick is 50. Singer-actor B.C. things you like and enjoy, and the people Joe McIntyre is 47. Singer Psy is 42. Actor you know you can trust to be supportive. Ricky Whittle is 40. Actor Erich Bergen ★★★ is 34.

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y IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Name: LYNNE GRECIAN             THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- Extent of Interest: 50%    CUIT by: /s/ LYNNE GRECIAN IN AND FOR COLUMBIA STATE OF FLORIDA Daniel Crapps Agency 386- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- PUBLISHER'S NOTE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY OF COLUMBIA Cows for Sale, 10 head, all 755-5110 MLS105166 0237 5BR/5BA. All conve- All real estate advertising in this Case No.: 2019-0616-DR Sworn to and subscribed before bred, some with calves, $7,500 $109,000. Lake City. Great Po- niences. 19+ acres of privacy newspaper is subject to the fair Division: Domestic Relations me this 26TH day of DECEM- for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. tential! 3BR, could be 4! 4.17 with an inground pool. housing act which makes it ille- DAVID GALLION, BER, A.D. 2019. ac LgLR, Form DR, Fenced yd. $375,000. MLS#105881 gal to advertise "any prefer- PUBLISHER'S NOTE ence, limitation, or discrimina- Petitioner, by:/s/ GEORGE MORSE Florida Law 828.29 requires Daniel Crapps Agency 386- Coldwell Banker-Bishop Realty vs. Title: Notary tion based on race, color, reli- dogs and cats being sold to be 755-5110 MLS105222 $75,000. Now Underway in May Fair. gion, sex, disability, familial sta- EVELYN GALLION, at least 8 weeks old and have a Lake City. INVESTORS or 3BR/2B split plan . $224,900. Respondent, 554394 tus or national origin; or any in- health certificate from a li- looking to down size. 2/1, .5 ac, Elaine Tolar 386-365-1548. tention to make such prefer- NOTICE OF ACTION FOR December 31, 2019 censed veterinarian document- newer carpet. Built in 2000. MLS # 105942 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE ence, limitation or discrimina- Notice is hereby given that Tel- ing they have mandatory shots SPACIOUS Well-maintained tion." Familial status includes (NO MINOR CHILDREN, lus Self Storage will sell the and are free from intestinal and Poole Realty DAVID MINCEY PROPERTY OR FINANCIAL AT 386-590-0157 Cozy 2,192 SQFT 4BR/2BA brick children under the age of 18 liv- contents of the following self- external parasites. Many home, Lg MstSuite & kitchen. ing with parents or legal custo- SUPPORT) storage units by public auction species of wildlife must be li- 3BR/2BA brick home, all handi- TO: Evelyn Gallion, Respon- capped accessible, 55 + com- $225,000. MLS105970 Daniel dians, pregnant women and to satisfy their liens against censed by Florida Fish and Crapps 386-755-5110. people securing custody of chil- dent these tenants, in accordance Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- munity.MLS#105356 $135,000. 3308 Hickorynut Street dren under the age of 18. This with the Florida Self-Storage tact the local office for informa- Hallmark Real Estate Kaley Coldwell Banker-Bishop Realty newspaper will not knowingly Jacksonville, Fl 32208 Facility Act. The auction will tion. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Dawson (386) 249-3797. Excellently Maintained Home. accept any advertising for real take place at this location at $265,000. MLS105385. 4BR. 4BR/2B split. Call Sherry Ratliff estate which is in violation of action for the Dissolution of 9:30am on Thursday, January    Marriage with no property or FABULOUS 2,022 SF HOME in 386-365-8414. $124,000 MLS # the law. Our readers are here- 16, 2020 or thereafter. Units     Middleburg. 6' privacy fence. 106040 by informed that all dwellings minor children, has been filed are believed to contain house- against you and that you are Poole Realty ANITA HANDY advertised in this newspaper hold goods, unless otherwise Poole Realty Ric Donovan 386- are available on an equal op- required to serve a copy of your listed. Want to buy cattle. All kinds AT 386-208-5877. 3BR/3BA, written defenses, to it on 590-1298 5LS105550 $115,900 portunity basis. To complain of 352-339-3018 Live Oak. 2/2 all amenities,old 19.5 ac. Dog kennel, generator, Stephen M. Witt, Attorney for electric gate, salt water pool. discrimination call HUD toll free Tellus Self Storage, 814 SW Wanted to lease pasture for Bamboo floors/ living area. at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free Petitioner, whose address is State Road 247, Lake City, FL MLS#106048. $273,000. PO Box 2064, LAKE CITY, FL, cattle. 352-339-3018 Conv. to everything. telephone number to the hear- 32025. Phone: (386) 961-9926. Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 32056-2064 on or before in Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Columbia County, Florida at   0237 Lake front view!! 0237 2BR/2BA MH, 2 acres, 2BR/2BA home. Convenient to Denise Milligan-Bose Realty P.O. Box 2064, Lake City, Flori- UNIT # C-2    detached carport, storage 386-438-5627 MLS103582 3/2 da 32056-2064, on or before Lake City, Lake Butler APRIL GEORGE shed, close to the Suwannee $115,000. MLS#106050 DWMH 1,456 sf. in move-in January 20, 20, and file the River. $59,900. MLS#105700 condition on almost 1/2 acre original with the clerk of court 2BR/2BA, quiet country park, Hallmark Real Estate Koby lot. $59,900. either before service on the Pe- $600/mo no pets, 1 yr lease, Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Adams (386) 623-7840 UNIT # DD-12 0237 Hills of Windsor. 6,450 titioner's attorney or immediate- LINDA WELLS references, background check $250,000 MLS106105 Two-Sto- Denise Milligan-Bose Realty ly after service; otherwise, a & deposit required. 386-292- SF, 4BR/5.5BA on 3+ acres. ry Dream Home! 3BR/3BA. 386-438-5627 Newer 2017 default will be filed against you 2078. Luxurious first floor master Detached 2-story garage. DWMH. 1,568 sq. ft., 2 car de- suite. $749,900. MLS#105720. for the relief demanded in the UNIT # EE-6 tached garage, 5 acres Listed petition. TANYA ADAMS    Hallmark Real Estate Janet at $154,500. MLS#105454. The Court has authority in this Country Rivers Realty, LLC Creel (386) 719-0382. suit to enter a judgment or de- 497-3305 MLS105775 Custom $294,500. MLS106142. 3/2   cree in the Petitioner's interest Five Ash Forest New Model! 4 bedroom / 3 bath brick home. brick home on an oversized lot    UNIT # G-9 Gorgeous 2020 Town Home Short drive to High Spr, which will be binding upon you. ALLEN BOWER JR in golf course community DATED: December 20, 2019 2/2 w/den. Tank pkg. Carport, Gainesville or LC $349,000 Hallmark Real Estate Kaley Clerk of the Third Circuit Court shed and Screen room. Call for Country Rivers Realty, LLC Coldwell Banker-Bishop Becky Columbia County, Florida appointment. 386-303-2491 Dawson 386-249-3797. UNIT # L-9 497-3305 MLS105777 Cabin $133,000! MLS106151. 4/2, 1 Summers 813-763-1180 ML- By: /s/ Trish Brewington ALLEN BOWER JR on 1 Ac. Cust 3/2 log hm. Mst- S105274 10.51 Ac, near Madi- Deputy Clerk Five Ash Forest, Now Avail- acre. Ornamental and fruit able! 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Photos by JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter Columbia’s girls basketball team is pictured with the trophy after winning the Hitchcock’s Challenge on Monday. pressure on them so that gave TITLE them a chance to catch up a little Continued From 5A bit. The spread didn’t work so I got back into the offense and told them to get back to being aggressive and for several years before host Santa put the ball in the basket.” Fe added in the girls this season. Paxton heard her coach, open- Columbia was hungry for the title ing the fourth with a bucket before from the outset, defeating Oak Hall Jerkins knocked a steal away up 41-38 on Friday before blowing ahead to the sophomore guard out Santa Fe 54-14 on Saturday to for another basket. Camille Perry reach the title game. then drilled a 3-pointer and Ivery It’s the fifth win in a row and the followed with a jumper. second tournament championship Then it was Paxton’s turn again, for the Lady Tigers, who also won forcing another steal that she the Battle on the Island before turned into a layup. Just like that, Christmas. Columbia was back up double dig- “They really don’t like to lose, Columbia guard Taylor Ivery gets set to take a shot against Miami its, 45-33, and the game was over. even if they’re playing sluggish, Killian on Monday at the Hitchcock’s Challenge. Killian never got closer than 10 and they proved it again,” Columbia points the rest of the way. EASY coach Anthony Perry said. ous two games of the Hitchcock’s half and make it a ball game. “I told them this is it and you have AND CONVENIENT Paxton scored six of her 20 Challenge (18). The Lady Cougars then tied the to go out here now and be aggressive Look at what you can do points in the fourth quarter, all “I’ve been working on my shot a contest at 25 with 4:46 left in the on offense and put the ball in the bas- coming on an 11-0 run to start lot lately because it hasn’t been fall- third quarter and battled back and ket,” Perry said. “We’re always going the period that pushed Columbia’s ing like I want it to,” Paxton said. “I forth with the Lady Tigers the rest to play solid defense but I said this is ONLINE lead comfortably to 45-33. Taylor got in the gym and took extra shots of the period, cutting the deficit it. And they responded.” Ivery also scored five of her nine to make sure my shot was right for to 34-33 on Toniyah Washington’s Up next for Columbia is one GO TO www.lakecityreporter.com points in the fourth and was named this game. And it was. It was falling.” bucket. Washington led Killian more tournament in South Carolina Click FORMS & SUBMISSIONS to the all-tournament team along But Monday’s title game wasn’t with nine points. at the B-Town Classic. The Lady with Anzarria Jerkins, who also easy for the Lady Tigers. Columbia “We were stalling and when Tigers open with Ridgeland/ ❑ Anniversary Announcement scored nine points in the victory (11-2) jumped out to a 22-10 lead in you stall you’re not aggressive on Hardeeville on Jan. 2 and they’re ❑ Birth Announcement with two 3-pointers and six steals. the second quarter before going offense,” Perry said. “Therefore, are only looking forward to one But Paxton was the star, scor- scoreless for more than five min- they only played on one half of the more thing before returning home. ❑ Change of Address ing more points in the champi- utes while watching Killian (10-5) court so they had their legs to get “Another championship,” Paxton ❑ Delivery Issues or Concerns onship than she did in the previ- fight back with a 9-0 run to end the them baskets. We weren’t putting said. ❑ Engagement Announcement ❑ Give a gift subscription ❑ Letter to the Editor CHS ❑ News Tips Continued From 5A ❑ Obituary Form ❑ Place a Classified Ad title at Legacy Park. It snapped a five-game ❑ Submit an Event to the Calendar winning streak for Columbia, which previous- ly only lost by two points to Lafayette at the ❑ Vacation Delivery Service buzzer (37-35) at the Henry Clay Holiday in ❑ Wedding Announcement Kentucky in Dec. 19. “Effort and intensity wise, I think this one Lake City Reporter was worse,” Columbia coach Steve Faulkner said. “We obviously scored more points in this game but I honestly think we were getting a little big for our britches. We came into the game 10-1 and we were starting to feel the hype a little bit, so I think we didn’t play with any intensity until we got down 10 or so and I decided to pull out the last stops and just go all out press. We played hard then but I don’t think we played hard.” Columbia struggled to put the ball in the hole consistently and fell behind by as many as 15 in the fourth. Kenney Gaines led the Tigers with 19 points, scoring eight in the fourth, but his team could never cut the Trojans’ lead under 10. Evans only trailed in the first quarter, falling behind 4-0 early before ending the quarter on a 9-2 run to take a 13-11 lead. That advantage grew to 29-24 at halftime when Jyshaun Melvin made a layup at the buzzer. Columbia was then outscored by eight in the third quarter and trailed 48-35 at the end of the period. Osborne scored eight points, including one of the Trojans’ four threes in the quarter, to help his team pull away. “We went into halftime down five and it JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter could’ve been worse than that,” Faulkner said. Columbia guard Jordan Smith (0) and forward Marcus Peterson (1) surround Evans’ guard “They’re good. They run some good stuff, Deshaun Osborne during Monday’s game at the Hitchcock’s Challenge. which is hard to prepare for in one day, so that’s on me. But I don’t know what else I could’ve for Columbia scored in double figures besides now that’s one of our weaknesses.” done. They run good stuff so we had to speed Gaines, with D’Andre Jefferson finishing with It was a somber finish to the weekend for the game up and our philosophy was, honestly, nine points and five rebounds and Smith with Columbia, which defeated Chiefland (77-22), I’d rather give up a layup in transition than give eight points and five boards. Lakeland (68-59) and Eastside (64-43) and saw up a three off their stuff. I tried to extend the Darrien Jones and Charleston Ponds each Smith win the three-point contest on Sunday. game out but we couldn’t get a bucket when we tallied seven points, with Jones grabbing five Jones and Jefferson were both named to the needed it. They competed in the fourth quarter rebounds with five assists and two steals. all-tournament team. but I don’t think we really competed for the first “I went to our dribble-drive motion to try Next for the Tigers is a matchup at Orange three.” and get our guys to attack the lane,” Faulkner Park on Thursday in the Bracket Buster The fourth quarter became a three-point said. “They had the big kid in the middle and Shootout at 3:30. shooting contest for the Tigers as they tried to maybe these guards think he can block a shot “It’s another quality opponent and what we climb back into the game to no avail. Gaines hit or whatever, but the mindset was to attack the needed right now is to play quality opponents,” two treys in the period while Jordan Smith and paint and if they collapse kick to shooters. But Faulkner said. “I don’t think that our schedule’s Tray Tolliver each made one. Kenney and Jordan got hot there and made a been ridiculously tough to this point. We need- But the Trojans put the game away at the couple so I get them still shooting. Obviously ed to beefin’ that up a little bit and see what free throw line, making 11/15. No other player we were struggling agains the zone and right happens moving forward.” 10A TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER

JAGUARS WRAPUP Minshew: I’m going to be a great QB in this league By MARK LONG years remaining on their contracts. Associated Press Marrone is 23-28 in three seasons. It’s become clear he’s not enamored JACKSONVILLE — When asked of the roster, which lacks talent and about finishing with numbers similar depth on both sides of the ball. to those posted by the first two quar- “It’s just a matter of, ‘Does it make terbacks drafted this year, Gardner sense? Is it right?’” Marrone said fol- Minshew interrupted the question lowing a 38-20 win over Indianapolis FILE Columbia runner Audrey Fender placed a team-best with one correction: “better.” in the finale. “Obviously, I’m not 27th at districts to lead the Lady Tigers to regionals. A sixth-round pick and the 10th going to communicate that here. quarterback selected in April, That’s for a private conversation, proud of that.” Minshew clearly feels good about ‘This is the way I feel. This is what FENDER Shoup and Fender what he accomplished as a rookie. we have to do. This is what I need.’ have kept busy since the TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Continued From 5A “I know what I am. I know I’m going “Express those opinions, and if it is season ended, running Jaguars quarterback Gardner to be a great quarterback in this league,” the right direction, then I’m the right in the Turkey Trot in Minshew II had a big game on ed a 24:24 at the Cecil Field Minshew said Monday. “I think we’re person for the job. If it isn’t, then I’m Gainesville and Santa Run Sunday in leading the team Summer Classic. going to build something great here.” not. That’s the case no matter what. in Jacksonville. Fender to a 38-20 victory over the “When I first started I was Minshew and the Jacksonville That’s the case in coaching wherever.” placed second overall in the Indianapolis Colts in the final reg- excited for what was com- Jaguars (6-10) head into the offseason 14-year-old age group at the ular-season game. ing next in the season, but with more optimism at the position CURTAIN CALL? this cross country season Turkley Trot. than they’ve had in years. There’s riage after 15 weeks of pregnancy. Veteran Calais Campbell, who was the best season ever,” The duo also run togeth- uncertainty surrounding coach “It’s been a roller-coaster,” Foles said. capped his 12th NFL season with Fender said. “I was just real- er every Sunday morning, starting at Winn Dixie Doug Marrone and general manager “There’s been a lot happening this last his fifth Pro Bowl, plans to play in ly surprised by how I ended and then making their Dave Caldwell, but Minshew may year in our lives. It’s one of those things 2020. The 33-year-old defensive end the season. I didn’t think I way around parts of town. have ended the team’s decades-long where there’s been so much happened and team captain finished with 57 could make it this far. Coach Shoup was a really good Fender is never done train- search for a franchise QB. that it’s important to get away, just tackles, including 6 1/2 sacks, and coach.” ing, eyeing bigger goals He completed 61% of his passes take a breath and see from afar every- scored a touchdown in the finale. Her freshman season heading into her sophomore for 3,271 yards, with 21 touchdowns thing I’ve learned, everything we went “I don’t know how many more years also saw her nabbed two year. and six interceptions in 14 games. He through, the goods, the bads, the ugly.” I’m going to play,” he said Monday. “I top-10 finishes, taking ninth “Our goal for her is to be went 6-6 in 12 starts, earning more The 30-year-old Foles considered know I want to play another one, that’s at the Live Oak Twilight on the medal stand at state wins than Arizona’s Kyler Murray giving up football following the 2015 for sure. I still got a lot of football in me. Invitational and a sea- by the time she’s a senior,” (5) and the New York Giants’ Daniel season, but said Monday he plans to It used to be my goal was 15 (years). I son-best sixth at the B3R Shoup said. “I feel like Jones (3). Murray threw for more come out “slinging” in 2020. definitely feel like I have one more year Sports Invitational. Fender she’ll be a state qualifier yards and had fewer turnovers; Jones “I know I can still play,” he said. of playing at a high level. I might have a steadily dropped her time as a sophomore and that had three more TD passes. “There’s people out there that believe few more, but I definitely got one more.” throughout the year, going is definitely our goal for “The biggest thing for me is help- in me, and I know what I can do, I’ve from 24:24 to 23:15 just two her. But by the time she’s ing my team win, and I did that better shown what I can do. I look forward to HOW TO GET IT RIGHT weeks later at the Florida a senior, we want her to be Horse Park Invitational and than any rookie quarterback, so that what the future holds. Obviously get- Regardless of what happens with on the medal at state.” later lowering her time from Fender still has some gets me fired up a little bit,” Minshew ting away, refreshing myself, getting Marrone and Caldwell, the Jaguars are 23:13 at the Alligator Lake said. “You kind of can’t help but com- ready to roll. I’ll be ready to fire away.” poised to add key pieces with four first- work to do to get there XC Invitiational to 22:09 at though. She was 33 spots pare yourself to those guys, especial- round draft picks over the next two Live Oak. and 1:08.22 away from qual- ly when they get taken before you. MEETINGS, DECISIONS years. They have the ninth and 20th Fender finally got her ifying for state individually You can always have that chip. Owner Shad Khan is scheduled to selections in 2020, with holes at left time under 22 minutes at as a freshman this season. “I still remember guys that got meet with Marrone and Caldwell on tackle, nose tackle, cornerback, line- the B3R Sports Invitational, But don’t count Fender offered to schools I wanted to go to Tuesday, with the belief that Khan wants backer, receiver, safety and tight end. crossing the finish line at short. She’s no longer and I didn’t get those opportunities.” to see how they plan to fix the problems Jacksonville is $1 million over 21:53 in the final race before districts. chasing tokens but she’s Nick Foles won’t soon forget his before making any decisions regarding next year’s projected salary cap, running full speed towards first season in Jacksonville. their futures. If Khan likes what he but could save nearly $60 million “My goals were to, of course, get faster,” Fender the state medal stand. Foles, the 2017 Super Bowl MVP hears, he could bring both back for a go by cutting defensive tackle Marcell said. “That’s every runner’s If her freshman season who signed a four-year, $88 million without top executive Tom Coughlin. Dareus, Campbell, cornerback A.J. goal, but every race I kept is any indication, she’ll be contract in free agency, broke his Khan fired Coughlin last week, essen- Bouye, center Brandon Linder, line- on getting faster and faster. there sooner rather than left collarbone in the opener, missed tially blaming the two-time Super Bowl backer Jake Ryan, receiver Marqise My goal was to get faster later. eight games and then got benched winning coach with the toxicity that’s Lee and tight end Geoff Swaim. and faster every race and “I’m definitely striving in his third game back. His wife also built up within the organization. Dareus, Ryan and Swaim have get my personal record for that position,” Fender revealed in May she had a miscar- Marrone and Caldwell have two little chance of returning. every time so I was really said. “That would be crazy.” LIVE MUSIC!

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CHARLES TRAINOR JR./Miami Herald/TNS EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT @ 7pm - KARAOKE with Teddy Mac Florida’ Lamical Perine (2) runs the ball into the end zone to score the Gator’s third touchdown in the second quarter against Virginia Cavaliers in the Orange Bowl on Monday at Hard Rock Stadium. FRIDAY NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT couldn’t find the end zone second field goal, a 49-yard- UF and settled for a 23-yard er, to give the Gators a 27-14 Continued From 5A field goal Evan McPherson. lead at the end of the third Following a three-and-out quarter. by Virginia, UF reached the Virginia wouldn’t go Perine broke free and blew red zone again and Perine away, though, Perkins hit by Cavaliers safety Chris scored his third touchdown Tanner Cowley for a 52-yard Moore for a 61-yard touch- from 10 yards out, giving pass and cut the deficit to down. The senior tailback him 102 in the first half six points with his 7-yard went out in style with a on five carries. Trask kept strike to Joe Reed on third career-high 138 yards on the series alive on 4th-and-8 down. TREY TUCKER BAND SOULSHINE BAND 13 carries, five catches for with an 11-yard completion After a 30-yard reception 43 yards and three total to Freddie Swain, a crucial by Tyrie Cleveland and JANUARY 3, 2020 JANUARY 4, 2020 scores. play in the game. Perine’s 23-run, Florida The No. 24 Cavaliers (9-5) Florida started the sec- went back up two scores THURSDAY intercepted Trask on UF’s ond half with back-to-back on Trask’s keeper. UF FRIDAY second drive and scored the punts, the latter traveling freshman cornerback Kaiir Saturday next play, a 34-yard touch- just 28 yards and setting Elam picked off Perkins HOURS down pass from Bryce Virginia up at its own on the ensuing possession SOS Cafe Perkins to Terrell Jana. 47-yard line. However, the to prevent the comeback. Opens 8 am breakfast Perine quickly broke the Cavaliers couldn’t capitalize McPherson added a 42-yard lunch tie with a 16-yard score, his on the field position. field goal and Virginia’s dinner fifth TD catch this year. UF cornerback Marco Dubois caught another late Music hall The Cavaliers answered Wilson broke up a potential touchdown. opens @ 6 pm with a 14-play, 88-yard drive, touchdown pass and defen- Trask finished 24/39 for ENTERTAINMENT @ 8 pm capped off by Perkins’ sive end Jonathan Greenard 305 yards and rushed eight nine-yard TD pass Hasise sacked Perkins on third- times for 37 yards, while Dubois on 3rd-and-8. The and-long, forcing his third Perkins had 323 yards and 386-364-1683 Gators reeled off another fumble of the season. That four touchdowns through 3076 95th Drive, Live Oak, FL 32060 drive of 70-plus yards, but led to Evan McPherson’s the air on 28/40 passing. www.MusicLivesHere.com