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Federal employees return to backlog of work BP money eyed to By Lisa Rein, Tracy Jan dozens of smaller ones from and Juliet Eilperin Agriculture to the Peace help with The Washington Post Corps. Employees’ biggest concern hurricane WASHINGTON — Hun- besides the work they have dreds of thousands of federal fallen behind on was when recovery employees across the country they would receive the two returned Monday to offices paychecks the government they vacated in a hurry days owes them. By Jim Turner before Christmas - and began Agencies planned to News Service Florida the long slog to dig out from disburse the pack pay on dif- mounds of piled-up work. ferent days, depending on TALLAHASSEE — Calls Several senior leaders their payroll provider, and in are growing to use BP oil personally welcomed their many cases with two sepa- spill money to bolster employees back after 35 days rate checks, the second of Hurricane Michael recov- on furlough or working with- which may not hit their bank ery efforts, potentially out pay as maintenance staffs accounts until February. reducing the financial turned the lights back on. It “Agencies work with Ben Carson, secretary of Housing and Urban Development, speaks burden on local and state was back to official business during a House Appropriations Subcommittee hearing in Washington budgets. at nine Cabinet agencies and See BACKLOG, A6 last March. [ERIC THAYER/BLOOMBERG] Senate Appropriations Chairman Rob Bradley, R-Fleming Island, last week indicated he could support the idea of pump- ing settlement money from the 2010 Deepwa- ter Horizon disaster into Done, but not fi nished building and replacing infrastructure in com- munities reeling from the deadly Oct. 10 hurricane. “I don’t see why those need to be separated out,” Bradley told reporters at the Capitol. “I don’t think there should be money used only for oil spill and another pot for Hurricane Michael concerns. So, the idea that we would utilize Triumph (Gulf Coast) both for its bonding capacity and real dollars to help address things in the Panhandle, I think that’s a serious discus- sion we need to have in his building.” Created by the Leg- islature, the non-profit agency Triumph Gulf Coast was created to dis- tribute to Bay, Escambia, Franklin, Gulf, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Wakulla and Walton counties three- quarters of the $2 billion the state will get over the next 12 years through the BP settlement. As part of its charge from the Legislature, Triumph is expected to direct money Ed Bowman attempted to walk from Mount Dora to Tallahassee to convince legislators to pass Clara’s Law, which would fl ag healthcare to regional projects that workers with troubled pasts. [ROXANNE BROWN/DAILY COMMERCIAL] have wide impacts rather Ed Bowman comes up short in walk for Clara's Law but the fi ght isn't over See RECOVERY, A6 By Roxanne Brown 237-mile walk to Tallahassee beyond Chiefland. talked to dozens of people and roxanne.brown@daily- on Jan. 5 to raise awareness for Bowman said his unex- a handful of news outlets about commercial.com Clara’s Law, didn't make it the pected early arrival to his quest and got the attention entire way. Tallahassee last week does of Sen. Dennis Baxley, a state MOUNT DORA — Ed Bowman ended up accept- not mute the successes of his legislator who met with him in Bowman, the 75-year Mount ing a car ride to the steps of 12-day adventure. Dora man who set out on a the state capitol from just Bowman said he met and See BOWMAN, A6

GoFundMe for accident victims nearing $4,000

By Katie Sartoris Amanda lost control of her Amanda Frosch and LOCAL | A3 [email protected] car and ran into a palm tree her children Ashton during a heavy storm. She was Frosch, 15, and Ethan SUMTER UMATILLA — A GoFundMe ticketed for careless driving. Carr, 4, were involved started for a 34-year-old Amanda and Ethan were in a single vehicle DETECTIVES woman and her children taken to AdventHealth in crash on County involved in a car accident has DeLand and Ashton was Road 42 on Thursday SAY NO reached nearly $4,000. airlifted to Arnold Palmer morning when lost Amanda Frosch and her Children’s Hospital in control of her car and MOTIVE IN children Ashton Frosch, Orlando, according to a crash ran into a palm tree 15, and Ethan Carr, 4, were report. during a heavy storm. GRUESOME involved in a single vehicle The report said Amanda A GoFundMe started KILLING crash on County Road 42 on and Ethan both had for the family has Thursday morning in unin- reached nearly $4,000. corporated Lake County. See GOFUNDME, A6 [GOFUNDME]

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OUAGADOUGOU, BURKINA FASO Gunmen kill 14 in Burkina A second government shutdown? Faso’s Sahel region

Gunmen have killed at least Trump has several 14 people in Burkina Faso’s reasons to avoid a volatile Sahel region in the repeat situation past two days, attacking a marketplace and military By Andrew Taylor base, officials said Monday. The Associated Press Nearly a dozen gunmen opened fire on civilians at a WASHINGTON — Presi- Sunday market in the Soum dent Donald Trump learned province, killing at least over the past month a valu- 10 people and injuring two able Washington lesson others, said security minis- that old-timers like House ter Ousseni Compaore. The Speaker Nancy Pelosi and attack on Sikire in the north- Senate Majority Leader Mitch ern Sahel region took place in McConnell learned long ago: the middle of the day while Shutdowns never work. the market was full, he said, After beating a retreat and adding that investigations agreeing last week to end the into the attack are ongoing. shutdown on Pelosi’s terms Early Monday, gunmen — with no money for his oft- attacked a base of anti-ter- promised U.S.-Mexico border rorist forces further west in wall — it’s difficult to imagine the Soum province in Nas- Trump getting anywhere near soumbou, burning tents and his $5.7 billion demand for wall equipment and killing four funding in an upcoming round people, said the director of of negotiations. And it would President Donald Trump waves as he walks through the Colonnade from the Oval Offi ce of the White the local national television, seem unlikely that Trump House on arrival to announce a deal to temporarily reopen the government Friday from the Rose Bouma Nebie. would attempt another shut- Garden of the White House in Washington. [JACQUELYN MARTIN/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] down strategy after the last CARACAS, VENEZUELA one blew up in his face. Capitol Amid mass arrests, Maduro Hill Republicans, especially in two budget agreements. When possibility that Trump might with nothing. And just last won’t touch rival Guaido the Senate, have little appetite the president injects maximal- sign a catchall government year, Democrats were on the for a reprise. ist partisan demands into the funding bill that shortchanges losing side when sparking a More than 700 opponents With the government process, negotiations tend to his wall request and imme- brief shutdown over protect- of President Nicolas Maduro funded for three weeks, it’s up fall apart,” Schumer, D-N.Y., diately grab some or all of the ing “Dreamer” immigrants — a have been arrested during to a group of House and Senate said Monday. funding anyway. move easily quashed by Trump the latest push by Venezu- negotiators from the powerful Trump himself is pessimistic “The best fix is to be able and McConnell. ela’s opposition to oust the Appropriations Committee about a deal and says he likely to do it legislatively,” White The fundamental flaw in a socialist leader. to try to iron out a deal under won’t accept less than his House press secretary Sarah shutdown strategy is simple: But there’s one anti- the close watch of top leaders $5.7 billion demand. Adding a Sanders said Monday. But, she It’s usually obvious who’s government activist including Pelosi, McConnell bigger immigration deal such added, “If Congress doesn’t do responsible, and that side car- security forces notably and Senate Minority Leader as protection for so-called their job, then the president ries less leverage into the fight haven’t touched: Juan Chuck Schumer. Pelosi, Dreamer immigrants illegally will be forced to make up for because the public awards Guaido, the lawmaker who D-Calif., was a longtime brought to the U.S. as children all their shortcomings.” them the blame. It’s difficult declared himself interim member of the panel before is a long shot as well, Trump While issuing an emer- to shift blame to the other side president in a direct rising into leadership, and told The Wall St. Journal in an gency declaration would when one’s opponent simply challenge to Maduro’s McConnell, R-Ky., still sits on interview Sunday. likely draw pushback from asks to reopen the government. rule. it. Both of them know how to “If everybody could leave the Trump’s own party, it In this case, opinion polls Maduro’s refusal, at least cut a deal. thing to the appropriators and would bow to the reality about were decisive. Only 34 per- so far, to order Guaido’s But the talks, set to begin let them cut the deal ... then shutdowns: The folks who cent of Americans approved arrest reflects mistrust in his Wednesday, will be centered yeah, you could end this. At start them invariably lose. of Trump’s job performance own security forces as well as on the polarizing question of this point, I’m not confident In the 1990s, Pelosi and in a survey released last week the Trump administration’s what border security projects that that could happen,” said McConnell watched House by The Associated Press- warning that any harm to the should be funded in a pack- Hazen Marshall, a lobbyist Speaker Newt Gingrich take a NORC Center for Public Affairs man the U.S. recognizes as age for Homeland Security. who left McConnell’s staff last political beating at the hands Research — down from 42 per- Venezuela’s legitimate leader For both parties, as well as the month. “I don’t think it’s good of President Bill Clinton after cent a month earlier. would be crossing a danger- hundreds of thousands of fed- enough for the president, and I starting two futile shutdowns What is also true about shut- ous red line. eral workers returning Monday think it would remain too much to try to force Clinton to bal- downs is that the party that is from unpaid furloughs, there for Pelosi.” ance the budget. Almost held responsible for starting HARRISBURG, PA. is no guarantee of an easy With prospects of a deal so two decades passed without them tends to become more Church abuse victims wait to resolution. iffy, the White House is con- another shutdown. splintered and disunified as see if Legislature will act “In the past, when the sidering using emergency In 2013, GOP conserva- time passes. Vice President president has stayed out of it, powers to declare a national tive hard-liners tried a futile Mike Pence got an earful at Lawmakers have returned when the president has given emergency and arbitrarily shift shutdown strategy to try to a lunch of unhappy Senate to the Pennsylvania Capitol Congress room, we have been billions of dollars from disas- “defund” President Barack Republicans last Thursday, and but have yet to revisit legis- repeatedly able to forge bipar- ter aid or other accounts into Obama’s signature health several Republicans split from lation on child sexual abuse tisan agreements, including border security. That raises the care law, only to come away Trump in a vote afterward. scandals since an October fight killed a bill that would have allowed long-ago victims to sue the Roman DATELINES Catholic Church and other institutions. The Legislature’s new two- HAVANA LONDON ST. LOUIS year session began in earnest Monday, with little men- tion of legislation reflecting the state attorney general’s landmark grand jury report on child sexual abuse in Pennsylvania’s Catholic dioceses.

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Sunday, Jan. 27 A man rests on the trunk of a tree that Fantasy 5: 1-4-5-26-36 was toppled by a tornado as he takes a Anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray, who is almost moment to rest from removing rubble permanently demonstrating outside the In this July 4 photo, fi reworks illuminate Monday, Jan. 28 from his home Monday in Regla, Cuba. Houses of Parliament, watches the traffi c as the night sky near the Gateway Arch in Pick 5 Neighborhood brigades and teams of he holds up placards Monday in London. Pro- St. Louis. A nonprofi t group on Monday Afternoon: 8-9-7-6-9 government workers hacked at fallen Brexit lawmakers were mounting a campaign revealed its plan to merge St. Louis city Pick 4 trees and hauled chunks of concrete Monday to rescue Prime Minister Theresa May’s and county into what would become Afternoon: 6-7-2-0 out of collapsed homes Monday as the rejected deal in a parliamentary showdown, the nation’s 10th-largest city. The group Pick 3 Cuban capital attempted to recover as major retailers warned the U.K. could face Better Together said in a lengthy report Afternoon: 7-3-0 from what offi cials called the strongest food shortages if it leaves the bloc without an that a merger is necessary for the region Pick 2 tornado to hit Cuba in nearly 80 years. agreement. [ALASTAIR GRANT/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] to realize its potential. [ASSOCIATED PRESS Afternoon: 0-9 [RAMON ESPINOSA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] FILE PHOTO]

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NEWS BRIEFS No motive in dismemberment killing GROVELAND Funeral arrangements made for former Groveland councilman Suspect claims her Capt. Pat “We really have nothing alive and she dropped him boyfriend still alive, Breeden. to lead us toward a motive,” off somewhere and denied Funeral arrangements for detectives say Pospisil Breeden said. any knowledge of him being former Groveland City Coun- was arrested However, a witness told deceased,” Breeden said. cilman John Griffin, who died By Katie Sartoris Friday, nearly law enforcement officers Asked if he thought she Jan. 23 at the age of 74, were [email protected] a month after that Pospisil asked for help was mentally competent, announced Monday by his Pospisil the dismem- to dispose of a body. Pospisil Breeden said yes. daughter. LAKE PANASOFFKEE bered body apparently told the witness “We don’t think there are A Facebook post by Tamu — The Sumter County Sher- of her boyfriend, 55-year- that she killed Mitchell in competency issues involved Pumkin Griffin said a public iff’s Office is still searching old Anthony Mitchell, was self-defense. The cause of at all,” he said. “For lack viewing will be from 11 a.m. to 2 for a motive in a gruesome found inside her camper at death was determined to be of better terms, she’s just p.m. Feb. 2 at the Family Chris- Sumter County homicide Wickham Park Campground blunt force trauma. trying to get away with tian Center, 2500 S. Highway 27 case. in Melbourne. The Sumter But in an interview with murder.” in Clermont. Funeral services Penny Pospisil, 47, who County woman is being held SCSO deputies, Pospisil In early August, Mitch- will follow at 2 p.m. Griffin’s is facing charges of second at the Brevard County Jail said she didn’t know any- ell moved into Pospisil’s burial and interment will be degree murder and abuse of without bond. thing about her boyfriend’s trailer at Lake Panasoffkee at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 4 at Florida a dead body, is not cooper- Pospisil only talked to death at all. National Cemetary, 6502 S.W. ating with the SCSO, said deputies once, Breeden said. “She claimed he’s still See MOTIVE, A4 102nd Avenue in Bushnell. Griffin was a Groveland native, born Oct. 30, 1944. He attended Edgewood Elemen- tary School in Groveland and was one of the first graduates Judge of Lincoln Park High School in Everything Scottish Clermont. He served in the U.S. named Army from 1965-1967, where he developed his talent for graphic design. After serving in the secretary military, he was a drummer in a popular band called the TCB of state Express. He played for 14 years with longtime Groveland friend, By Jim Turner Joey Gilmore. More recently, he News Service Florida devoted his talents to playing in praise bands at several south TALLAHASSEE — Lake County churches. Hillsborough County CLERMONT Circuit Judge Laurel M. Clerk charged with pocketing Lee was named Monday money from Walmart register by Gov. Ron DeSantis as Florida secretary of A checkout clerk at the Cler- state, replacing Mike mont Walmart who was charged Ertel, who abruptly Sunday with stealing from the resigned last week after register told police he did so the release of photos because he’s homeless. showing him wearing According to an arrest report, blackface more than a a Walmart security officer told decade police that clerk Aaron Deme- ago. trius Mitchell, 29, had pocketed Lee, money from the register or in whose some cases handed it to a friend duties on four occasions in the last will couple of weeks. The amounts include ranged from $100 to $340. Lee serving Mitchell reportedly admitted as the to police that he took the money state’s chief elections and said he did so because he is officer, has worked as homeless and needed the money circuit judge since being to pay for food and a place to appointed in 2013 by stay. former Gov. Rick Scott. On the way to the Lake County She is married to state Jail, Mitchell reportedly told the Members of the Mount Dora Pipes and Drums lead the parade of VIPs into the hall, Friday evening, Sen. Tom Lee, a Thono- arresting officer, “I can’t believe at the Lakes of Mount Dora. [LINDA CHARLTON/CORRESPONDENT] tosassa Republican who that it took this long for them to served as Senate presi- catch me.” dent in 2005 and 2006. LEESBURG Poet Robert Burns celebrated at The new secretary’s Wildwood man charged with resume doesn’t show calling 911 for taxi ride student exchange program fundraiser any direct work in an elections office. The A man with a history of pes- Department of State also tering 911 operators with his By Linda Charlton 27th annual Burns Night the Sister Cities student includes such things as problems was at it again last Correspondent Supper. January 25 is the exchange program. About the Division of Corpo- week, police say. birthday of the great Scottish 100 people enjoyed a menu rations, the Division of According to an arrest report, On Friday evening it was poet Robert Burns, who died which included haggis, tat- Historical Resources William B. Cantwell was everything Scottish at the in 1796. Forres, Scotland is ties and neeps (potatoes and and the Division of arrested Friday after he called 911 Lakes of Mount Dora social the sister city of Mount Dora rutabaga), Scotch egg, prime Library and Information for a taxi ride home from Lees- hall, as the Mount Dora Sister and the Burns Night event rib, turkey and raspberry Services. burg Regional Medical Center. Cities Association held their was held as a fundraiser for cranachan. An announcement Police said he had also called 911 from DeSantis’ office numerous times for non-emer- pointed to her “exten- gency reasons on Wednesday, sive judicial and legal and he had been arrested in experience.” 2017 for a similar misuse of 911, “It is clear to me that according to Lake County Jail Judge Lee’s background records. and experience make When told it was illegal, he New Gilbert Park her an excellent choice reportedly told an officer he to serve as secretary knew it was. of state for Florida,” Cantwell, 41, of Wildwood, DeSantis said in a pre- who has also served time in the slide too wild pared statement. “She Florida Department of Cor- is ready to handle the rections for sexual assault, was important elections charged with making false 911 By Roxanne Brown administration duties calls. [email protected] and cultural respon- GROVELAND sibilities accorded to Cops: Trio pelted rivals with BB MOUNT DORA — Hours after this position with a gun fi re at McDonald’s Mount Dora officials happily steady hand and good debuted the new quarter-million judgment.” A dispute over a girl turned dollar playground at Gilbert Park Lee, in the announce- violent when three people began on Saturday, part of the facil- ment, said she was pelting a rival with BB gun fire ity was shut down over safety “humbled” by the in a McDonald’s parking lot on concerns. appointment. Sunday, police say. Officials boarded up the slide The appointment by According to an arrest report, to the pirate ship and posted a DeSantis requires con- Elisha Busby, 17, approached a notice after parents reported that firmation by the state man in McDonald’s and chal- their children were coming off Senate, where Lee’s lenged him to fight over a girl, but the slide frightened and injured. husband was a member the other man and and his friend The rest of the playground and from 1996 to 2006 and said they didn’t want to fight. park remain open. has again served since When the two victims “The grey slide on the Intrepid 2012. emerged from McDonald’s, ship will be closed until further On the bench, among however, Busby and two other notice. The City has requested Judge Lee’s more- people began shooting at them the manufacturer reevaluate the prominent rulings came with BB guns. The victims slide due to the concerns men- in 2014 when she refused jumped in a car as the assailants tioned by community members. to grant a couple mar- continued to fire. Groveland Thank you all for your comments ried in Massachusetts a police arriving on the scene to alert us to the situation with divorce because Florida detained two of the alleged the slide,” a Facebook post reads. law banned same-sex shooters as they were fleeing. Based on comments from par- marriages. Charged with aggravated bat- ents on Facebook, a steep drop In December, Lee tery were Busby, of Mascotte; about halfway down the slide removed herself from Angelica De La Cruz, 16, of Mas- resulted in “a wild ride” for some Mance Vogel comes out the bottom of the tube slide at presiding over a lawsuit cotte; and Zachery De La Cruz, the opening of Gilbert Park on Saturday. [LINDA FLOREA/ 21, of Groveland. See SLIDE, A4 CORRESPONDENT] See JUDGE, A4 A4 Tuesday, January 29, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com Funeral Services Shutdown damage will last long after gov’t reopens By Christopher Flavelle And there’s the threat Public Lands president of the National and Jennifer A. Dlouhy it could happen all over Wildlife Federation, said Bloomberg again. Congressional Ecologists and con- he’s heard reports of Lisa Autumn Freitag negotiators start work this servationists are bracing wider-ranging damage The government may be week to find a permanent for lasting damage on that hasn’t yet been the loves of her life, her reopening, but the con- budget solution due by the nation’s public lands documented. girls, Allayah Gartland sequences of the longest Feb. 15. President Donald and wild places — herons That includes harm to and Dakota Hickey, her federal shutdown in U.S. Trump’s acting chief of poached from Florida’s fossils and ancient rock Godbrother, Brandon history are likely to linger staff on Sunday didn’t rule Everglades, felled desert carvings in Utah and Bristow, and a large for national parks, forests, out another shutdown. succulents that would take Colorado, injuries to sea family of aunts, uncles the federal workforce and “The lapse in funding decades to regrow, defaced turtles and manatees by and cousins. Lisa had cutting-edge scientific has prevented progress on relics from rocky outcrop- motorized boats in the a beautiful smile; was research. Some may even projects that would nor- pings in the West. Everglades, and sage brush always ready to lend a be permanent. mally occur at this time of “These are natural eco- trampled by vehicles. helping hand to others; Many fire crews missed year, affecting partners, systems,’’ said Jonathan “We’ve also heard some and had a gigantic heart for animals in need their window for con- tribes, local communi- Asher, a government rela- poaching issues in the Lisa Autumn Freitag trolled burns to prevent ties and businesses,” John tions manager with the Everglades, where folks are died in her home in of rescue. She “lived a thousand years” during wildfires. Irreplaceable Haynes, a spokesman for Wilderness Society. “We going in and taking birds,’’ Murphy, North Carolina relics may have been dam- the U.S. Forest Service, can’t just go out there and O’Mara said. “It’s a million on January 25, 2019. She her short life --horseback riding, skydiving, boating, aged in unguarded national said in a statement. make it better.’’ little things.” was born in Largo, Florida parks. Science experiments “Qualification training Images of damage have The impacts may be on August 5, 1986, to fishing–always up for adventure! But most were abandoned. And a in fields such as firefighting already become iconic concentrated in the her loving parents, Larry generation of talent may and law enforcement has symbols of the shutdown’s West — harsh, isolated and Sarah Freitag, both importantly, Lisa Autumn now think twice about been delayed. Certain fuels toll on nature. From landscapes with rugged of whom survive her. loved the Lord with her Lisa is also survived by heart, soul, mind and signing up for government, treatments to improve California’s Joshua Tree features that betray their strength. while workers returning forest conditions have been National Park, an image fragility. Even a footfall can to a month of unopened delayed or canceled. Work of the eponymous plant crush living cryptobiotic emails and missed meet- that could only be done slashed down to make crust in western parks and James Neal Neumann ings will have to decide during winter months may room for off-road vehicles public lands, much less the which of their priorities to not be completed.” went viral on Twitter. off-road vehicles reported Oberlin Golf Club. He was an active member sacrifice this year. But Collin O’Mara, driving across them. of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Leesburg. James is survived by son odor coming from the her camper in December Mitchell’s family hadn’t Gary (Tess) with whom MOTIVE trailer. after being called for a heard from him since Aug. he lived with since 2005; Toward the end of Sep- well-being check. Pospi- 22. grandsons Scott and From Page A3 tember, Pospisil moved sil hadn’t been seen in a A joint investigation Mathew both from Ohio, her trailer to the Mel- while, and she was late involving MPD and SCSO and his brother Steve of bourne campground, on her lot fee. During the determined that Mitchell Arizona. He was preceded RV Village, according to a where witnesses there search, officers found was killed Aug. 23. in death by his wife of 61 Sumter County Sheriff’s also noticed a stench Mitchell’s dismembered Anyone with infor- years, Pauline Nee Martin, office release. Within a coming from it. body in the “advanced mation should contact his parents Nicholas few weeks, residents The Melbourne Police stages of decomposition,” Detective John Knight at and Isabelle, his siblings began to notice a foul Department searched the press release said. 352-569-1600. Nicholas, Kenneth, Jeanne, Robert, Eileen and Marge. A Memorial Service and Celebration of life SLIDE James (Jim) Neal will be held on Saturday, Neumann left us February 2nd at Gloria From Page A3 peacefully on December Dei Lutheran Church, 31, 2018. He was born in 130 Lone Oak Street in Streator, IL on September Leesburg, at 10:00 AM 2, 1925. A Veteran of World followed by a luncheon of the children. War II, James, formerly in the Fellowship Hall. In “Y’all need to re-eval- from MI, was a graduate lieu of flowers, the family uate the grey slide on the from Lawrence Tech suggests a donation in pirate ship. My son, 9, University. He worked as his memory to Gloria Dei was just badly injured. a mechanical engineer Lutheran Church and / I’ve watched so many for General Motors in or Boys Town in Omaha, children all day get hurt Elyria, OH. He moved Nebraska. His remains will on this slide. It has a to the Leesburg area in be buried at White Chapel steep drop in the middle 2005. James was active Cemetery in MI. and that’s what’s caus- in East Elyria Kiwanis ing all the injuries. I hope serving several positions. you’ll have your contrac- He also volunteered tors out here today to fix annually for the Elyria this ASAP before more Special Olympics. He get hurt,” Jen Kirkland was a member of the commented. Another post by Chris The Jungle Gym at Gilbert Park in Mount Dora can hold up to 90 children. [LINDA FLOREA/ Fielder said, “Visited the CORRESPONDENT] park after the reopen, by Moms of opioid far the most dangerous features. The materials team. city claimed it would be. thing is the slide. I seen used for the playground "The Gilbert Park McDonald, on Monday, dead: ‘Where is the many kids come off that are designed to withstand grey slide installed by said many aspects of the slide getting slightly hurt extreme cold and heat KOMPAN meets all safety playground are. and 2 with concerning and come with a lifetime guidelines per ATSM "The playground was outrage for us?’ issues, one child went warranty. standards. However, designed to allow children down head first get- The new ADA-com- due to community feed- of all ages and abilities to By Claire Galofaro American history. ting injured pretty good pliant structure replaced back, we have requested access most play items," The Associated Press “I’m going to stay in the while another went down the old wooden play- KOMPAN assess the McDonald said. "This car,” one mother says. “I tandem with her little ground — originally built layout of this slide, as well includes both ground MARLBOROUGH, just can’t go in.” sister, little sister was by about 1,000 volunteers as, other options moving and elevated activities, Mass. — The moms meet “I get it,” Cheryl assures carried away as her and — that entertained Mount forward," McDonald said such as hammock swings, in a parking lot overlook- her. her sister were tossed Dora children for 30 years Monday in an email. manipulatives, somer- ing the little white funeral Cheryl, the leader of this around and caught a knee before it was demolished "The only feedback we sault board, interactive home and watch the unhappy welcoming com- to the mouth on the wild in September. have received is through play panels, climbing and mourners drifting toward mittee, fishes a sympathy ride.” On Monday, city offi- social media, but it was multiple slides." the chapel doors — a card out of her purse. She The new playground, cials said they are aware enough for us to close McDonald said, "the familiar scene, beginning bought some in bulk not intended for children of the concerns over the the slide and evaluate fur- design of the playground again. long ago and was stunned five years of age and slide. ther," she added. She said also allows easy access Cheryl Juaire taps ner- to find this was the last over, was built by Texas- Mount Dora spokes- there is no time frame for to all play structures vously on her steering one left. based KOMPAN Inc. and woman Lisa McDonald the reopening of the slide. encouraging inclusive wheel. Each card equals consists of the multi- said the installer visited Another question on play," meaning "kids can “Are we ready?” she another set of parents, level pirate ship, with the park Sunday and has social media Saturday is play with their friends on, asks the two other moth- their lives clawed apart by side structures featur- made a suggestion to the whether the playground under and all around the ers leaning into the the opioid epidemic. Many ing swings and climbing KOMPAN operations is ADA accessible like the playground." window of her SUV. are broke from paying for The wake starting inside treatment or raising their is for a stranger, another grandchildren at retire- as an assistant U.S. attor- Fields, P.A. in Tampa. T-shirt emblazoned young man consumed ment age. Some have JUDGE ney in the Middle District Ashley Moody, a former with the words “Katrina by the great American been diagnosed with post- of Florida, after working Hillsborough County Victim,” under which he plague. These women traumatic stress disorder. From Page A3 as an assistant federal circuit judge, issued a wore falsies. drove nearly two hours to The chaos of addiction public defender in the statement Monday that According to the Dem- shepherd his mother into consumed their lives. same district. noted a long history with ocrat, the photos were their club, its thousands Then the chaos ended with challenging a new transit A University of Florida Lee. taken at Halloween in of members all bound by a funeral, and the quiet tax after the Hillsborough law school graduate, she “We served together as 2005, eight months after the same hell: They are proved far worse. Area Regional Transit was a law clerk to U.S. judges in the 13th Judicial Ertel’s appointment as parents of the dead from Cheryl reads newspa- Authority requested she District Judge James S. Circuit (in Hillsborough the Seminole County addiction, tasked with pers hunting for obituaries be disqualified because Moody, Jr., the father of County) and have known elections supervisor the unnatural act of bury- and searches social media her husband campaigned Florida Attorney Gen- each other since we and two months after ing their children at a rate for the newly bereaved, to against the tax. eral Ashley Moody, and attended the University Hurricane Katrina’s unprecedented in modern invite them into the fold. She previously worked practiced law at Carlton, of Florida together,” widespread destruction Ashley Moody said in the in New Orleans and along statement. “I have full the Gulf Coast. confidence Judge Lee will DeSantis said he serve the state of Florida accepted the resigna- honorably as the next tion as he didn’t want secretary of state.” to “get mired in side Deputy Secretary of controversies.” State Jennifer Kennedy “I think it’s unfortu- served as interim secre- nate,” DeSantis said of tary after Ertel’s sudden Ertel on Thursday at an departure. event outside the Jack- Ertel was on the job son County Emergency just over two weeks Operations Complex. when photos published “I think he’s done a lot online Thursday by the of good work, but at the Tallahassee Democrat same time I have got newspaper showed him to have an administra- wearing blackface and tion that is going to be red lipstick and clad in focused on what matters a New Orleans Saints to Floridians.” bandanna and a purple DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, January 29, 2019 A5 Lawmakers to look again at ‘job growth’ fund

By Jim Turner Ron DeSantis’ proposed News Service Florida budget and how the new governor views the fund. TALLAHASSEE — An “At this time, I think economic-development it’s still early,” Cummings fund created as a com- said. promise after a battle DeSantis, who did not between former Gov. Rick directly address business Scott and House leaders incentives in his eco- could be short-lived. nomic platform during Senate Appropriations the 2018 campaign, was Chairman Rob Bradley, slated to meet Monday R-Fleming Island, said a with Ken Lawson, execu- close look is warranted at tive director of the Florida the $85-million-a-year Department of Economic Job Growth Grant Fund, Opportunity, and Jamal which was passed by the Sowell, president and Legislature in 2017. chief executive officer “I’ve always had of Enterprise Florida. some concerns about A calendar released by the parameters of that DeSantis’ office did not money,” Bradley told include the topics he was reporters last week. expected to discuss with Bradley said his primary Lawson and Sowell. concern is that the “leg- The Job Growth Grant islators are appropriators, Fund received $85 million not the executive.” Under from the Republican- the program, Scott had dominated Legislature in wide discretion in how to each of the past two ses- use the money for regional sions over the objections Gov. DeSantis, who did not directly address business incentives in his economic platform during the 2018 campaign, projects. of some Democrats who was slated to meet Monday with Ken Lawson, executive director of the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, “While we’re inter- called it a “slush fund” and Jamal Sowell, president and chief executive offi cer of Enterprise Florida. [RICARDO RAMIREZ BUXEDA/ORLANDO SENTINEL] ested in infrastructure, that lacked oversight. investing in infrastruc- Enterprise Florida and Florida and other eco- in November as speaker. Among the recent Airport, $10.2 million for ture, we’re going to take the state Department of nomic-development Scott drained the awards were $357,328 construction of a waste- a close look at economic Economic Opportunity programs that awarded current fiscal year’s allo- to Gadsden Technical water treatment plant in development initiatives,” are required to review incentives to individual cation to the Job Growth Institute to develop a Columbia County and $16 Bradley said. proposals before awards companies to relocate to Grant Fund by awarding diesel-system techni- million to widen Kirkman House Appropriations are granted. Florida or to expand in the $48 million to 15 gov- cian training program Road to relieve conges- Chairman Travis Cum- The fund was created state. ernment agencies and and $496,193 to the tion at the Orange County mings, R-Fleming Island, during a June 2017 spe- Former House Speaker educational programs in LaunchCode Foundation Convention Center and said the House will also cial legislative session as Richard Corcoran, a Land his final three weeks in to provide coding and other major Central Flor- look at the fund. How- a compromise between O’ Lakes Republican who office. programming training ida destinations. ever, he has not received Scott and House leaders. is now the state education More than 100 appli- at Brewster Technical This year’s requests direction from Speaker The House had earlier commissioner, repeatedly cations have been made College in Tampa. Other sought more than Jose Oliva, R-Miami sought to eliminate the called such incentives to the fund in each of the awards included $10 $620 million in fund- Lakes, and the House business-recruitment “corporate welfare.” two years, with a total of million to expand Pen- ing. Most offered local is waiting to see Gov. agency Enterprise Oliva replaced Corcoran 56 projects approved. sacola International matches. Dem Harris gets support from Iowa’s Deidre DeJear

The Associated Press in her attempt to unseat fall after the two met in Harris announced her Iowa’s Republican secre- Washington, D.C., and candidacy for presi- DES MOINES, Iowa — tary of state. California. dent Jan. 21. She also California Sen. Kamala DeJear has since been Harris is sched- announced that Will Harris is announc- courted by several uled to travel to Des Dubbs, a former aide to ing the backing of Iowa Democrats taking steps Moines to participate Hillary Clinton in 2016, Democrat Deidre DeJear toward running for presi- in a CNN town hall- will direct the Califor- as she travels to the dent. Harris campaigned style event live Monday nia senator’s 2020 Iowa early 2020 caucus state with DeJear in Iowa last evening. campaign. Monday. Democratic Sen. Kamala Harris, of California, formally DeJear was Iowa’s first launches her presidential campaign Sunday at a rally African American to win in her hometown of Oakland, Calif. [TONY AVELAR/THE a primary for statewide ASSOCIATED PRESS] office last year, but lost A6 Tuesday, January 29, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com RECOVERY BOWMAN

From Page A1 From Page A1 than directly to individual businesses. Ocala for two hours and State lawmakers are who on a Clara’s Law expected during the legis- bill for the 2019 legisla- lative session that begins People hold hands as they walk amidst destruction in the tive session that starts in March 5 to consider spend- aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Mexico Beach. State March. ing millions of dollars to aid lawmakers are expected during the legislative session Bowman said his orig- Hurricane Michael recovery that begins March 5 to consider spending millions of inal plan was to walk Ed Bowman planned to walk from Mount Dora to efforts, though they have dollars to aid Hurricane Michael recovery efforts, though seven miles a day to get Tallahassee to raise awareness for Clara’s law, named not specified an amount. they have not specifi ed an amount. to Tallahassee in 34 days, after his late wife. [CINDY SHARP/CORRESPONDENT] The state got some relief [GERALD HERBERT/AP PHOTO]] but he found that the long when Gov. Ron DeSantis stretches between food, sexual abuse by health- advantage of their vulner- announced last week that Washington counties. Patronis that counties in rest or lodging got to be care workers or other ability, it’s unacceptable.” President Donald Trump’s “The Legislature recog- the Triumph region hadn’t too much for him, espe- employees and flag them “It’s unfortunate that administration expanded nizes that as a result of the asked for any changes to cially considering that he so that they cannot move we don’t have a law in the number of days Flor- Deepwater Horizon disas- their priority lists or for is an insulin-dependent on to another facility. place to prevent this from ida and local governments ter, the rural inland affected projects to be substituted diabetic. Clara suffered from happening.” would receive full reim- counties of Northwest because of Michael. Additionally, pulling a PTSD and nightmares Baxley said he had bursement for debris Florida continue to face Still, Gaetz wrote there heavy suitcase filled with for two years before his staff at his office in cleanup from five to 45. extraordinary challenges might be a need to use the clothes, paperwork and dying in 2008, while her Tallahassee copy all of Florida Division of in significantly improving money for secured loans to legal documents proved attacker accumulated 19 Bowman’s paperwork Emergency Management their economies, specifi- cover local governments more difficult than he’d charges of various kinds, when he arrived there. Director Jared Moskowitz cally in terms of household that may suffer from rev- expected. including sexual assault, Governor DeSantis’ has estimated the White income, job creation, aver- enue reductions due to At one point, he jumping from facility to office staff did the same, House move will save the age wages, and strong tax storm-related drops in even had to purchase a facility for work before Bowman said. state and local governments bases,” Drake’s bill said. property values. replacement suitcase being arrested. Baxley said a bill went to “hundreds of millions of “The Legislature also rec- “County officials and the because the wheels on “My wife didn’t the draft phase by Friday’s dollars” in cleanup expenses ognizes that this area is members of the Triumph the original one split and deserve what happened deadline. from the Category 4 storm, designated as a rural area Gulf Coast Board under- broke off. to her, and no one else “I feel that if he which created seven to 10 of opportunity by the stand that the sustained “It got to the point it does either and I want (Bowman) can do what he times as much debris as governor.” jobs created by Triumph- was 20 miles or more something done to make did at 75, I, in my position Hurricane Irma in 2017 — Patronis urged the Tri- funded projects will be from place to place with sure of it,” Bowman said. and with what leverage I though Irma affected more umph Gulf Coast board to even more important in a nowhere to stop to eat, “I’ve been working on have, can do something areas of the state. work with the state Division post-hurricane economy sleep or drink anything this for 13 years and this to try and help get this Bradley’s comment last of Bond Finance to assist in struggling to recover,” and if I’d kept going, I old man is not going to done,” Baxley said. “The week followed a similar establishing loans that local Gaetz wrote. “We have, would have been walk- quit trying.” bill’s wording is centered request from state Chief governments could use for however, received some ing in the dark,” Bowman He said news about around a reporting and Financial Officer Jimmy rebuilding indication that one or two said. “I didn’t finish, but I three sexual abuse inci- tracking process so that Patronis, who is from the “My team has reviewed counties may approach feel great because every- dents that occurred in these people can’t circum- hard-hit Panama City the law governing Triumph Triumph for assistance where I went, people health facilities around the vent the system.” area. Also, Rep. Brad Drake, funds, and it seems to pro- in making up reduced knew what I was doing or state and in Arizona that Bowman is now in New R-Eucheeanna, has filed vide many allowable uses,” ad valorem property tax I told them about it and I surfaced during his trek York, where the same a bill (HB 191) that would Patronis wrote to the board revenues.” got nothing but encour- sparked a new fire in him. bill is making its rounds create the Northwest Flor- on Jan. 11. “Specifically, we Triumph Executive agement and thank you's. “All these things came with help from Assem- ida Rural Inland Affected believe these funds are an Director Susan Skelton “And no matter what out while I was doing blyman Brian Kolb and Counties Recovery Fund, appropriate funding source has started talks with state I needed, it seemed the this and it gave me more Senator Pam Helming. which would receive a por- to help rebuilding efforts bond-finance Director Ben money was always in my credence. It shows that He also stopped at a high tion of money from the BP by making secured loans to Watkins about possible hand before I even knew something really needs to school in Geneva asking settlement. local governments.” financing, which is expected what I needed to spend be done,” Bowman said. about giving a moti- Under Drake’s proposal, The Triumph board is to be on the board’s agenda it on, and that was no On Friday, Baxley said vational pep talk to its the state Department of awaiting a report about the in late February. coincidence. I started his time with Bowman student body. Economic Opportunity economic impacts of the Also expected to be on the with $590 and ended up inspired him. Bowman said he will would provide grants for storm. February agenda will be a with $400 because of all “His story of what hap- stay in New York, where infrastructure and work- On Jan. 17, Triumph discussion of the role of Tri- the donations I got from pened to him and his wife he is originally from, to force projects in Calhoun, Chairman Don Gaetz, a umph and the state working people,” Bowman added. at the hospital is very push for the bill because Gadsden, Holmes, Jack- former state Senate presi- with private- sector finan- In 2006, Bow- compelling and just the last year, though not son, Jefferson, Liberty and dent from Niceville, advised cial institutions on loans. man's wife, Clara, was determination he had to passed, it was at least assaulted by a male even attempt this is very introduced. nurse at Health Central moving. I’ll say the good “I’ve had better luck in page, Amanda has a Ashton was in serious but in Ocoee. Since then, Lord uses some unlikely New York than in Florida, GOFUNDME fractured vertebrae, a stable condition Monday Bowman has been trying people to do extraordi- but they have it now and shattered vertebrae and afternoon. Conditions for to convince legislators nary things,” Baxley said. I think they'll do what From Page A1 a blood clot in her spine. Ethan and Amanda were to introduce Clara’s Law “People trustingly place they can. My next stop Ashton had surgery to last not known at that time. – legislation that would their loved ones in health is Washington DC to get week to repair fractures to Amanda works for the require hospitals and facilities and in the hands a national law passed,” non-incapacitating her skull, jaw and other Florida State Elks Asso- other healthcare facili- of health professionals Bowman said. injuries, while Ash- bones in her face. Ethan ciation in Umatilla. After ties to report incidents of and when someone takes ton’s were considered only sustained minor cuts the accident, her cowork- incapacitating. and scratches. ers started the online According to the A spokesman for fundraiser. As of Monday all employees will all regular pay schedule by GoFundMe fundraiser Orlando Health said evening, 38 people raised BACKLOG receive their backpay Feb. 14, the agency said. $3,850 of the $10,000 as soon as possible,” a Airport security lines goal. From Page A1 senior administration began to move more Those interested in official said in an email conventionally after donating can visit this Monday morning. extended absences shortened, case sensi- various different pay- The National Aero- during the shutdown tive link: https://bit. roll providers so it’s not nautics and Space that sidelined 10 percent ly/2WnJQCY. fully consistent across Administration and of the workforce, which the board, but what Justice Department told was working without is consistent is that their employees that pay and called in sick in they would receive two protest. retroactive payments “Things are returning no later than Thursday. to normal,” said TSA The State Depart- spokesman Jim Greg- ment, which called ory, who said Sunday’s back all its furloughed no-show rate was 6.6 employees a week ago, percent of the check- is following its own point workforce, well schedule. It has accel- below the 10 percent erated the payment of level of one week ago. retroactive salaries, “I can tell from pre- with the first pay- liminary reporting that ment coming Monday, it’s going to be lower for followed by a second [Monday], likely back to payment on Thursday. historical normals.” That will catch them up, Based on reports from and they will return to a TSA that compared shutdown rates with those posted one year ago, normally about 3 percent of the agency’s checkpoint workers are unable to report for duty at this time of year. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson stood in the lobby of the agency’s Washington headquar- ters to welcome staff back to work, dispensing handshakes and a one- page fact sheet titled “Your First Day Back: 12 Fast Facts.” Item number one was when employees would be paid. It will happen in two installments no later than Thursday, the sheet informed them. Over- time would also be paid. Any unemployment benefits they received during the shutdown must be repaid. “Welcome home!” Carson said later in an email inviting the staff to an agencywide meet- ing scheduled for 2 p.m. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, January 29, 2019 A7 BUSINESS

2,680 S&P 500 24,880 Dow Jones industrials Stocks of Local Interest 2,620 Close: 2,643.85 24,320 Close: 24,528.22 Change: -20.91 (-0.8%) Change: -208.98 (-0.8%) 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR 2,560 10 DAYS 23,760 10 DAYS NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E 3,000 27,000 AT&T Inc T 26.80 39.29 30.67 +.01 ... r s s +7.5 -12.8 6 26,000 Advance Auto Parts AAP 102.15  186.15 154.86 +1.64 +1.1 s t t -1.7 +26.9 27 2,800 Amer Express AXP 87.54  114.55 100.38 -.39 -0.4 t s s +5.3 +2.6 14 25,000 AutoNation Inc AN 32.87 61.96 37.50 +.30 +0.8 s s s +5.0 -39.3 8 2,600 24,000 Brown & Brown BRO 24.34  31.55 27.96 -.24 -0.9 t s s +1.5 +7.6 25 CocaCola Co KO 41.45  50.84 47.17 -.20 -0.4 t t t -0.4 +2.3 89 23,000 Comcast Corp A CMCSA 30.43  42.73 35.37 -.41 -1.1 t s s +3.9 -13.3 17 2,400 22,000 Darden Rest DRI 82.38  124.00 107.37 +.94 +0.9 s s s +7.5 +11.7 20 Disney DIS 97.68  120.20 110.81 -.28 -0.3 t s s +1.1 +2.0 15 2,200 21,000 ASONDJ ASONDJ Gen Electric GE 6.66 16.43 8.93 -.23 -2.5 t s s +18.0 -41.1 dd 0 General Mills GIS 36.42 60.49 43.55 +.26 +0.6 s s s +11.8 -24.8 13 Harris Corp HRS 123.24 175.50 142.69 -.79 -0.6 t s s +6.0 +1.1 25 Home Depot HD 158.09 215.43 179.83 -.57 -0.3 t s s +4.7 -10.2 20 HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. YTD StocksRecap IBM IBM 105.94  168.39 134.27 +.30 +0.2 s s s +18.1 -15.3 10 DOW 24596.98 24323.94 24528.22 -208.98 -0.84% +5.15% Lowes Cos LOW 81.16 117.70 93.15 -.67 -0.7 t s s +0.9 -10.1 21 NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 9925.98 9822.01 9921.59 -0.19 ...% +8.19% NY Times NYT 21.25  28.72 26.02 -.08 -0.3 t s s +16.7 +17.0 cc DOW Util. 711.18 701.52 704.51 -3.69 -0.52% -1.18% NextEra Energy NEE 145.10  184.20 172.47 -1.73 -1.0 t t t -0.8 +16.7 13 Vol. (in mil.) 3,572 2,384 NYSE Comp. 12066.58 11984.86 12065.11 -62.14 -0.51% +6.07% PepsiCo PEP 95.94  122.16 108.82 -.53 -0.5 t t t -1.5 -6.6 31 Pvs. Volume 3,767 2,391 NASDAQ 7086.30 7034.25 7085.68 -79.18 -1.11% +6.79% Suntrust Bks STI 46.05  75.08 61.74 -.16 -0.3 t s s +22.4 -9.8 11 Advanced 1252 1033 S&P 500 2644.97 2624.06 2643.85 -20.91 -0.78% +5.47% WalMart Strs 97.06 +.12 s s s Declined 1535 1861 S&P 400 1817.53 1801.88 1816.06 -2.51 -0.14% +9.20% WMT 81.78  109.98 +0.1 +4.2 -7.1 56 New Highs 36 39 Wilshire 5000 27528.94 27190.36 27384.12 -196.12 -0.71% +6.35% Xerox Corp XRX 18.58 37.42 24.30 -.24 -1.0 t s s +23.0 -21.1 cc New Lows 18 32 Russell 2000 1480.28 1464.77 1473.54 -9.31 -0.63% +9.27% MARKET WATCH Slow Dow 24,528.22 ▼ 208.98 Nasdaq 7,085.68 ▼ 79.18 growth S&P 2,643.85 ▼ 20.91 Russell 1,473.54 ▼ 9.32 NYSE 12,065.11 ▲ 62.14 in China

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NEW YORK — Stock Oil 51.99 ▼ 1.70 indexes sank Monday after MARKET MOVERS twin announcements high- lighted how much China’s • Versum Materials Inc., up slowing economic growth $5.02 to $36.67: The specialty is hurting profits for U.S. materials maker is being companies. bought by Entegris in a Caterpillar, a bellwether stock-for-stock deal. for industrial companies, • Vale SA, down $2.46 to Marcus Harris poses at his home Aug. 17 in Spring, Texas. [DAVID J. PHILLIP/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] reported fourth-quarter $11.20: The Brazilian mining earnings that fell well short operator faces potentially of analysts’ expectations hefty legal and fi nancial and said that it expects con- challenges in the wake of a struction-equipment sales deadly mine disaster. growth in China to be flat The (bumpy) ride in 2019 following years of BRIEFCASE significant growth. Chip- maker Nvidia, meanwhile, WASHINGTON cited slowing demand in Economists: US recession of their lives China as one of the reasons unlikely within 12 months for slashing its forecast for fourth-quarter revenue. A majority of business For young investors, jumpy market of Wall Street had already economists foresee no been fixated on the effects of recession in the United China’s slowdown, particu- States within the next 12 past few months presents fi rst big test larly with trade tensions high months but do predict a between Washington and slowdown in growth this Beijing, and the announce- year. By Stan Choe answer is crucial because according to data from ments sent the technology A survey by the National The Associated Press these younger savers are on brokerages. and industrial sectors to Association for Business the hook to pay for more of At Fidelity, for example, sharp losses. They helped Economics finds that nearly NEW YORK — After gliding their retirements than their millennial investors put in drag the S&P 500 down two-thirds of respondents through years where stocks parents or grandparents. twice as many buy as sell 20.91 points, or 0.8 percent, think the economy will keep mostly just rose, a genera- The fear was that many orders for stocks and stock to 2,643.85. growing this year in what tion of investors last year would panic at their first funds during the last three China, the world’s sec- would become the longest suddenly confronted a hard brush with a severe down- months of 2018, when the ond-largest economy, expansion on record in financial truth: Stocks are turn, sell their stocks and lock S&P 500 plunged 14 per- generated its slowest eco- U.S. history at more than risky and can plunge at any in the losses. Investing is an cent for its worst quarterly nomic growth last year since 10 years. moment. area where many experts say performance in nearly seven 1990, and the impact is being Still, the survey results For older investors, the a participation trophy is an years. felt widely among the many being released Monday nearly 20 percent drop in the unquestionably good thing. They were actually more U.S. companies that rely on reflect a collective belief S&P 500 index from late Sep- Given enough years, stocks aggressive about buying China for sales, especially that some of the econo- tember through Christmas have gone on to recover stocks than they were a year industrial and technology my’s momentum is fading. Eve was a reminder of the fear from every one of their past earlier, at the end of 2017, companies. China accounts Compared with the NABE’s that gripped markets during declines. when the S&P 500 closed out for 5.5 percent of all revenue previous survey in October, the 2008 financial crisis, Early indications are that one of its strongest and calm- for S&P 500 companies, sec- for example, a smaller pro- though not as bad. But for millennial investors gener- est years in decades. ond-most in the world after portion of economists said many investors in their 20s ally avoided panic. And not Older generations of inves- the United States, according their companies’ sales were and early 30s, it was the first only are they still partici- tors also embraced the tumult to FactSet. Nvidia and Cat- rising. test of their mettle since they pating, but many embraced in recent months and picked erpillar fell to the sharpest opened 401(k) and brokerage the volatility and saw it up their buying activity for losses in the S&P 500, with DEERFIELD, ILL. accounts. as an opportunity to buy stocks, though they were not drops of 13.8 percent and 9.1 China’s slowing growth So how did they do? The more stocks at lower prices, as aggressive as millennials. percent, respectively. bites Caterpillar Tech giants Microsoft and Apple were also weighed Caterpillar Inc. on down by China concerns. Monday reported fourth- Microsoft fell 2 percent, and quarter net income of $1.05 Apple shed 0.9 percent. billion, after reporting a Fed likely to send reassuring Apple shook markets earlier loss in the same period a this month when it warned year earlier. of lagging sales in China. The Deerfield, Illinois- note of patience on rate hikes Talks aimed at resolving based company said it had the impasse over Chinese profit of $1.78 per share. technology policy and other Earnings, adjusted for one- By Martin Crutsinger is expected to keep its key likely contributed to higher issues are due to resume time gains and costs, were The Associated Press short-term rate unchanged at borrowing rates. But at some in Washington this week. $2.55 per share. a range of 2.25 percent to 2.5 point, to avoid weakening the Analysts say there might be The results did not meet WASHINGTON — Chair- percent. Its benchmark rate economy, it could slow that moves to trim China’s mas- Wall Street expectations. man Jerome Powell is likely influences many loan process or end it sooner than sive trade surplus with the The average estimate of to refer this week to a word rates for businesses and now envisioned. Doing so U.S. that could stave off fur- nine analysts surveyed by he’s been using to describe consumers, including would help keep a lid on loan ther hikes in punitive tariffs Zacks Investment Research the Federal Reserve’s latest mortgages. rates and help support the imposed by both sides. was for earnings of $2.98 approach to interest rates: It’s possible, too, that the economy. However, they expect per share. “Patient.” Fed and Powell may signal The note of patience about gaps to remain on key With pressures on the U.S. that they’re at least consider- rate hikes that the Fed has problems such as China’s TOKYO economy rising — a global slow- ing taking another step soon to been signaling marks a rever- blueprint for state-led Nissan: ‘Cooperating fully’ down, a trade war with China, avoid exerting upward pres- sal from a theme Powell had development of leading with inquiry by US SEC slowing corporate earnings, sure on loan rates: The central sounded at a news conference technologies. a nervous stock market — the bank may decide to slow the after the Fed’s previous policy The trade meeting is just Nissan Motor Co. said Powell Fed has been signaling pace at which it’s shrinking the meeting in December. In that one of several big events Monday it has received that it’s in no hurry to resume huge portfolio of Treasury and appearance, he left open the that could swing markets in an inquiry from the U.S. raising rates after having done mortgage bonds it purchased possibility that the Fed would a busy week. Also upcoming Securities and Exchange so four times in 2018. And with after the 2008 financial crisis continue to tighten credit this are a meeting by the Federal Commission, suggesting inflation remaining tame, the — purchases that helped keep year. The chairman’s mes- Reserve on interest rates, the investigations into deal- rationale to tighten credit has long-term loan rates low. sage upset investors, who had U.S. jobs report and earnings ings by its former chairman become less compelling. The Fed has been gradu- expected a more reassuring reports from about a quarter Carlos Ghosn could expand When its latest policy meet- ally reducing its bond theme, and sent stock prices of all the companies in the beyond Japan. ing ends Wednesday, the Fed portfolio, a move that has tumbling. S&P 500 index. A8 Tuesday, January 29, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com HEALTH

MEASLES effect, but then the number started to creep up again. FANSFACE Texas, which enacted an all-offender law in RISKAT 2015, has seen drunken- driving fatalities rise since NBAGAME Curbing then — but that meshes with the national increase Thousands of NBA recorded in 2016 and 2017. fans attending a Some researchers think the game in Portland, strength of the economy Oregon, earlier can influence fatality this month drunken statistics. “One thing that may have is often speculated is that been exposed as the economy gets bet- to measles. ter, people drive more,” According to McGinty said. “By virtue health officials, of having more people on fans attending driving the road, [we’re] likely to the Portland Trail see an uptick in crashes.” Blazers against States use tech to put brakes on Oregon enacted its the Charlotte interlock law in 2008, Hornets at the repeat offenders, road deaths when the state recorded Moda Center on 137 DUI-related fatalities. Jan. 11, along with Two years later, the num- area schools, ber of alcohol-involved health-care crash deaths had dropped facilities and by almost half, to 70. But the Portland by 2015, it had spiked International back up to 154 deaths. Airport were The new California law locations where builds on a pilot program in people may have four counties — Alameda, been exposed to Los Angeles, Sacramento the disease. and Tulare — which have required interlock devices Officials said in the vehicles of all DUI 18 Washington offenders since 2010. state children The statewide law and one adult requires installation of an were confirmed to BIGSTOCK interlock device for one have contracted year after the second DUI measles, with at offense, and for six months least 16 of the By Ana B. Ibarra about half of what they to a 2017 report by the after a first offense if some- cases in people Kaiser Health News were in the early 1980s, advocacy group Mothers body is injured. After a who weren’t though they have ticked Against Drunk Driving. first DUI with no injury, previously n Jan. 1, Cali- back up in recent years. The Emma McGinty, an asso- the driver can choose to vaccinated. fornia joined long-term decline is largely ciate professor at the Johns avoid license restrictions Although the the majority attributable to greater pub- Hopkins Bloomberg School by installing a device in disease was of states that lic awareness, stricter seat of Public Health, found that his car for six months. considered to be O have laws requiring driv- belt enforcement and the laws requiring interlocks Installation of the eliminated in the ers with drunken-driving establishment in 2000 of for all DUI offenders were Breathalyzers runs from U.S. in 2000, there convictions to install a nationwide legal blood- associated with a 7 percent $70 to $150, and they were 349 cases of Breathalyzers in vehicles alcohol threshold of 0.08 drop in the rate of fatal cost another $60 to $80 a measles reported they own or operate. percent — far below the crashes caused by drunken month to maintain. But the across26states Researchers, pub- 0.15 percent standard com- drivers. Another study law provides for a sliding in 2018. According lic health advocates and monly used before then. found that laws covering scale based on people’s to The Oregonian, political leaders believe State Sen. Jerry Hill all offenders were associ- income, so low-income more than 19,000 these laws are help- (D-San Mateo), the ated with 15 percent fewer drivers would end up pay- fans attended ing reduce alcohol- author of the California alcohol-related fatalities ing only a small percent- the Trail Blazers’ related road deaths. law, said Breathalyzers compared with states that age of the total cost. game against the The gadgets, known as in cars will make roads have less stringent laws. Advocates of inter- Hornets. ignition interlock devices, safer than under the cur- Federal data show that in lock laws say they would are mounted on the steer- rent law, which generally some states the number of rather see a statewide ing wheel of a vehicle and relies on license restric- alcohol-related deaths was California law target- prevent it from starting tions and suspensions. lower a few years after the ing all DUI offenders, not if the driver’s blood- “We’ve seen people implementation of igni- just repeat offenders. NUMBER alcohol reading is above on a suspended license tion interlock laws. But the McGinty’s research shows TO KNOW a predetermined level. continue to drive and declines could have been a much smaller decline In California, the continue to cause destruc- caused by multiple fac- in alcohol-related fatal 12PERCENT Breathalyzers are man- tion,” said Hill, who lost tors. In other states, crash crash rates associated with datory only for repeat his best friend to drunken deaths were higher. And repeat-offender laws. According to offenders. Five other states driving in the 1980s. in some, the number has But even as is, “the law researchers at — Georgia, Indiana, Mas- There is some evidence bounced up and down. will make a difference,” the Toulouse sachusetts, Montana and that the Breathalyzers New Mexico was the said Frank Harris, director University Ohio — have similar laws. have an impact. Nation- first state to implement an of state government affairs Hospital in France, Thirty-two states and D.C. ally, from 2006 to 2016, interlock law that applied at Mothers Against Drunk older adults who require the devices even ignition-locking devices to all offenders, includ- Driving. “If a person gets exercise regularly for first-time offenders. prevented 2.3 million ing first-timers. The state a DUI, the next day they for at least a year The advent of such laws attempts to drive by people saw a significant drop in can get an ignition inter- are 12 percent less across the United States in with a blood-alcohol level DUI-related deaths about lock device and drive, go likely to fall and 26 the past 15 years has been at or above 0.08 per- three years after its law to work, go to their kid’s percent less likely accompanied by some good cent — the legal thresh- took effect in 2005. The soccer games. The trade- to suffer injuries if news: Deaths involving old for driving under the biggest dip came seven off for society is that those they do fall. drunken driving are only influence — according years after the law took folks are driving sober.”

ANTIBIOTICS TODAY’S WORKOUT MOSTNOT NECESSARY Close-stance squat targets glutes and quads According to a new study By Marlo Alleva placing your feet right a little more control so published in More Content Now underneath your hips. you can keep your up and the British Keep your toes pointed down count at a slightly Medical Journal, he soreness is start- forward, your weight in quicker pace, either on a nearly a quarter Ting to subside by hand and tucked into your two count, or even singles. of antibiotic now from reviv- chest. Keep your chest Shoot for at least 10 to prescriptions ing muscles that maybe tall, roll your shoulders 15 repetitions, for three in the U.S. are haven’t been worked in back and down, engage to five sets. If the hand unnecessary. awhile or as intensely. your abdominals and weight becomes too We’ve gotten the hang you are ready to start. heavy or awkward while The study found of certain exercises and Start your squatting performing your squat, that 23.2 percent probably picked a target motion by bending in your grab a lighter weight or of the 15.5 zone we want to focus on. knees and pushing your drop it all together. million antibiotic For me, it’s lower body. rear end back and down, This close-stance squat prescriptions Squats in particular. as if you were sitting into is great added in to any issued in 2016 Our move today is a a chair. Continue to lower lower-body workout, or were for illnesses close-stance squat, add- your squat as low as you Marlo Alleva demonstrates packs enough punch to be that normally ing a hand weight. The can, being able to effec- a close-stance squat with performed on its own. don’t require any weight doesn’t have to be tively push yourself back weights. [PIERRE DUCHARME/ antibacterial heavy, just added resis- up to the starting position. THE LEDGER] Marlo Alleva, an instruc- treatment. tance. This move will be Keep your knees positioned tor at Gold’s Gym and working your glutes and behind your toes to not you are trying to work. group fitness coordinator — More Content Now quads mainly, and toning add too much pressure in While working the squat at Fontaine-Gills YMCA the hamstrings as well. the knees. Keep the focus with your feet in a closer in Florida, can be reached Begin this squat by on the body parts that stance, you tend to have at [email protected]. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, January 29, 2019 A9

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ANOTHER OPINION Extreme weather is now routine

redicting the paths of hurricanes has improved in recent years. It is predicting their inten- Psity that remains tough and problematic. That was one of the takeaways from a recent forum sponsored ANOTHER OPINION by the Southeast Coastal Ocean Observing Regional Associa- tion — better known as SECOORA — held in Jacksonville. Predictions of hurricane intensity are regularly off by one category, and that’s a pretty significant difference. Modern technology is helping improve the predictions, Trump makes the right however, by employing underwater drones near the path of hurricanes in the Gulf Stream. Since the waters of the Atlan- tic Ocean typically are warmed in the Gulf Stream, gaining real-time data can help improve accuracy of predictions. decision for Venezuela The SECOORA group is a small nonprofit that — along with a network of universities and the private sector — uses ive Donald Trump to unify behind a single leader, to shoot demonstrators). radar, buoys and research to help improve our knowledge of credit. On Wednes- while U.S. military officers It's also important to recall hurricanes; one of its main goals is to provide scientific data Gday the U.S. president contacted their Venezuelan some history. Maduro and his that meets federal standards on quality and reliability. recognized Venezuelan opposi- peers to make the case that there predecessor, Hugo Chavez, Marine scientist Jeremy Stalker of the Marine Science tion leader Juan Guaido as the is no future with Maduro. gradually strangled Venezuela's Institute at Jacksonville University said that in general our country's interim president. At Trump has also worked democratic institutions since earth is warmer. But the most disturbing trend, Stalker said, least a dozen other countries closely with Senator Marco Chavez first came to power in involves warming at the poles. He showed graphics that indi- in the Western Hemisphere Rubio to plan for Venezuela's 1999. Over the past two decades, cated a rising number of major hurricanes in recent decades, have since followed suit. transition. According to one leading opposition figures have turbocharged by the warmer seas; right now oceans are There were signs that such a source familiar with their dis- been jailed, news outlets have absorbing 93 percent of the excess heat of the planet. move was in the works. Senior cussions, Rubio has pressed been shuttered and the courts The effects of a warmer climate are seen with more rain U.S. officials had declared as for a plan to flood Venezuela have been packed. In 2015, the and flooding in some areas, more drought in the West, illegitimate the 2018 election with economic relief once Maduro regime responded more nuisance or sunny day flooding along the coast. that gave President Nicolas Maduro is out of power. He to the opposition winning In addition, hurricanes recently have been moving more Maduro a second term. On has also stressed the impor- two-thirds of the seats in the slowly, resulting in historic amounts of rainfall and flooding. Tuesday, Vice President Mike tance of providing Maduro a National Assembly by stripping Stalker said more data is needed on sea level rise — for Pence released a video pledging way to leave office cleanly, by the legislature of its power and example, it’s still unclear why the levels along the South- U.S. support for popular pro- traveling to a third country. creating a new one. It's no mys- east coast are so much higher than other global areas. tests against Maduro. Secretary Since Trump recognized tery why so many countries in How should we plan? of State Mike Pompeo urged Guaido as Venezuela's leader, Latin America did not recognize We should plan for different scenar- Latin American heads of state Maduro loyalists and a few Maduro's snap election last year. ios — and emphasize resiliency. earlier this month to further American leftists have argued It's not clear what happens Stalker noted how St. Augustine officials made the isolate Maduro's regime. that the U.S. has endorsed a next. For now, Maduro has painful decisions necessary to improve that commu- However chaotic Trump's coup. Rep. Ro Khanna, a Cali- shown no signs that he intends nity’s resiliency for practical and logical reasons. foreign policy might be in fornia Democrat, put forward to leave. But that may change, “They realize that their main attraction is tourism,” other areas, the president has a softer version of the argu- especially as Venezuela's mili- Stalker said, “and if St. George’s Street is underwater, always been consistent on ment Wednesday on Twit- tary leadership assesses both you’ve lost the main reason that St. Augustine is there.” Venezuela. One of the first ter, saying the U.S. action the political situation and their Quinton White, head of the Marine Science Institute, actions of his administration amounts to regime change. own futures. Roger Noriega, a said other coastal cities can do two obvious things: was to sanction and freeze the For some on the left, Trump's former assistant secretary of — Strengthen building codes so that they assets of former Venezuelan Venezuela policy raises uncom- state for Western Hemisphere can withstand flooding and high winds. Vice President Tareck El Ais- fortable memories of America's Affairs now at the American — Prohibit building in low-lying areas. sami. Since then, the Treasury Cold War interventions in Latin Enterprise Institute, speaks “This is a very unpopular position because peo- Department has placed more America. But there is an impor- regularly to former military ple want their river views,” White said. and more of Maduro's inner tant distinction. During the Cold officers. They say Maduro's days Catherine Edwards of the University of Georgia Skid- circle on the financial blacklist. War, the U.S. supported dicta- are numbered. He has made a away Institute of Oceanography, said the constant threat Trump's policy is also appar- torships and juntas as a bulwark terrible enemy, they tell him. of flooding has caught the attention of property owners. ent in recent diplomacy. against international commu- His name is Donald Trump. “This nuisance flooding is a lot more than a nui- Guaido's announcement on nism. It was a foreign policy that sance,” Edwards said. “It’s regular now.” Wednesday that he would prized alliances over democracy. Eli Lake is a Bloomberg Opinion One major problem is that too many floodplain maps are assume the powers of the presi- In Venezuela, Trump is try- columnist covering national simply outdated. That needs to be addressed quickly, because dency was coordinated with ing to help restore democracy. security and foreign policy. He the old floodplain maps aren’t ever going to be relevant again. the White House. Last week, Guaido's claim to power has a was the senior national secu- There is a certain level of climate change that Pence spoke by phone with legal basis under Venezuela's rity correspondent for the Daily is baked into the planet now. It can’t and won’t Guaido. Before that, admin- constitution. He has also made Beast and covered national be reversed, so we have to adapt to it. istration officials tell me, U.S. clear he is not calling on the security and intelligence for diplomats worked with Ven- armed forces to arrest Maduro the Washington Times, the Ocala Star-Banner ezuela's fractured opposition (though he is asking them not New York Sun and UPI.

ANOTHER OPINION Roger Stone’s indictment is all bun and no beef

ne of the enduring the committee. What's not The Stone indictment offers But what, exactly, did One of the more tantalizing lessons of Richard so clear is whether Stone's nothing on that point. It only Stone know? How did he allegations in the indictment ONixon's fall from power efforts made an iota of differ- suggests that Stone may have know it? And how did that is that Stone worked through is that the cover-up is easier ence to the Trump campaign. known about the first Wikileaks help the Trump campaign? Credico to ask Assange for any to prove than the crime. Trump's defenders keep ask- email dump before it became The indictment doesn't offer hacked emails he might have That lesson may have been ing, "Where's the beef?" — err, public, and that his insights into much grist for those mills. It from Clinton herself or the State lost on Roger Stone, a longtime "Where's the collusion?" The Wikileaks (referred to in the portrays Stone as operating on Department that could confirm Republican political operative Stone indictment provides little indictment as "Organization the fringe of the Trump cam- an unspecified accusation about who got his start playing dirty of substance on that front, just 1") were subsequently sought paign, having trouble getting his Clinton's work as Secretary of political tricks in Nixon's 1972 more fuel for speculation. by the Trump campaign: calls returned by a top campaign State. While the indictment campaign. Special Counsel Here are a few data points "By in or around June and July official. It also suggests that he asserts that Assange got the Robert S. Mueller III obtained that U.S. investigators have 2016, Stone informed senior lied when he publicly claimed request, there's no indica- a seven-count indictment already established. Hackers Trump Campaign officials that to have been briefed directly tion that anything came of it. Thursday against Stone for affiliated with Russian intel- he had information indicating by Wikileaks' leader Julian That's the indictment in a allegedly seeking to cover up ligence services are believed Organization 1 had documents Assange; Stone appears to have nutshell. Stone comes across his efforts to obtain damag- to have been responsible for whose release would be damag- relied on conspiracy theorist as someone who talked a good ing information about Hillary two data breaches in 2016 that ing to the Clinton Campaign.... Jerome Corsi and Credico game about his insights into Clinton from Wikileaks in 2016 damaged the Clinton campaign: After the July 22, 2016 release of for all his information about what Wikileaks had obtained to advance Trump's candidacy. one targeting the Democratic stolen DNC emails by Organiza- Wikileaks. And the only useful and what it planned, then The indictment is crystal National Committee, and tion 1, a senior Trump Campaign tip Stone is accused of provid- allegedly lied to Congress about clear when it comes to Stone's another that hoovered up emails official was directed to contact ing the campaign is advance what he'd done and said. But alleged lies to the House Per- to and from Clinton's cam- Stone about any additional knowledge that Wikileaks Mueller's team hasn't offered manent Select Committee on paign manager, John Podesta. releases and what other damag- would make another Clinton- much about what Stone actu- Intelligence and his alleged The DNC's hacked emails ing information Organization 1 related data dump in October. ally knew and how he knew attempt to bully another witness were made widely available had regarding the Clinton Cam- Perhaps that's why Stone, it, which seem like the most — unnamed in the indictment, by Wikileaks in July 2016, and paign. Stone thereafter told the whose official role as a Trump consequential questions. but identified by The Times' Podesta's in October 2016. Trump Campaign about poten- campaign adviser ended acri- Chris Megerian as radio host It's still a bit of a mystery tial future releases of damaging moniously in 2015, had trouble Jon Healey wrote this for Randy Credico — into deceiving how Wikileaks got the emails. material by Organization 1." getting his calls returned. the Los Angeles Times. A10 Tuesday, January 29, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com

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THE NEXT LEVEL Gordon establishes new career scoring high

MDCA grad scores 27 in when he established a new Mid-Eastern Athletic Con- win against Maryland- college career high with 27 ference. He has started in 10 Eastern Shore points, and led Bethune- of his team’s 20 games and is Cookman University to an averaging 11 points and three By Frank Jolley 89-68 win against MEAC rival rebounds per game. [email protected] Maryland-Eastern Shore at Gordon is fourth on the Moore Gymnasium in Day- team in scoring average and Mark Gordon has become tona Beach. third in total points (220). a reliable scorer at the next Gordon, a 6-foot-5 sopho- He is hitting 43 percent of level. more, also went 5 of 7 from the his shots from the field — 39 The former Mount Dora free throw line, handed out percent from 3-point range — Christian Academy standout three assists and pulled down and 61 percent from the free surpassed the 20-point mark two rebounds. throw line. for the first time as an NCAA His shooting percentage Following two seasons Division-I basketball player from the field (75 percent) was at Daytona State, where he earlier this month when he Gordon’s best single-game averaged nearly 16 points scored 22 points in a 71-63 performance this season. and six rebounds per game as Bethune-Cookman junior Mark Gordon stands with BCU coach win against Howard. For the year, Gordon has a sophomore, Gordon earned Ryan Ridder during a recent game. Gordon is averaging 11 points a And last week, Gordon helped the Wildcats to an 8-12 game for the Wildcats this season. [BETHUNE-COOKMAN UNIVERSITY / raised his game even higher record overall, and 3-3 in the See GORDON, B3 SUBMITTED] Moving on Gators: Program on brink of winning a title

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GAINESVILLE — There is a central theme in the Tweets sent out by some top Florida juniors earlier this month announcing they were return- ing for their senior season rather than declaring for the NFL draft. Unfinished business. These juniors — including running back La’ Mical Perine, wide receiver Van Jefferson, linebacker David Reese, wide receiver Tyrie Cleveland and defensive end Jabari Zuniga — are coming back to try and win a national championship in year two under coach Dan Mullen. “I believe this team has a Eustis’ Montana Leonard (19) fi ghts for control of the ball at a Class 3A District 6 semifi nal game between Leesburg High School and chance to go to the national Eustis High School in Eustis on Monday. [PAUL RYAN / CORRESPONDENT] championship game and I want to be part of something like that,” Jefferson said. Eustis scores early first-half scoring barrage better and make better deci- to give Fischer, who had “We feel we have a legiti- and oft en in district and the Panthers cruised to sions if we expect to win the been under attack since the mate shot to win it all,” Perine semifi nal win against a 4-1 win against Leesburg to district championship.” outset, a bit of a breather. said. Leesburg advance to Thursday’s dis- Dadah’s goal was the first The Yellow Jackets backline Mullen arrived at Florida trict championship and earn of three goals in a six-minute defense was also more suc- a little more than a year ago, By Frank Jolley a berth in next week’s Class span to open the match. Two cessful keeping the Panthers declaring that his plan was frank.jolley@daily- 3A-Region 2 quarterfinals. minutes later, Isabella Leon off the ball. to restore the Gator standard commercial.com “We came out and played took a pass from Dadah and However, the Yellow and return UF to a champion- really well in the first 15 blistered a left-footed shot Jackets proved to be their ship program. EUSTIS — It didn’t take minutes or so,” said Eustis past Yellow Jackets goal- own worst enemy when At the time, with the Gators long for the Eustis High coach Ben Baca. “After that, keeper Madyson Fischer as they gave up an own goal in coming off a 4-7 season, most School girls soccer team to we changed our attack and fans were still settling in. the 21st minute to give Eustis assumed it would likely be a make a statement in Mon- didn’t play nearly as well. In the eighth minute, a 4-0 lead heading into the lengthy process, taking sev- day’s Class 3A-District 6 We got fatigued and then in Ali Baca worked her way first half water break. eral years and some excellent semifinals at the Panther the second half, we lost our through the Leesburg After that, Fischer settled recruiting classes. Den. goalkeeper to an injury and defense and ripped a shot down and did not allow But after what the Gators Less than two minutes. had use one of our position past Fischer for a 3-0. another goal over the final did in Mullen’s first season Jersi Dadah scored in the players as a keeper. After that, Leesburg got — going 10-3, dismantling second minute to ignite a “We’re going to have play more aggressive on offense See EUSTIS, B3 Michigan in a New Year’s Six bowl, and finishing in the Top 10 in the nation (No. 6 in one poll, tied for No. 7 in the other) — the process, or at least the expectation, has ‘Why not?’ Djokovic, coach eye Nadal, Federer totals been accelerated. The Gators, and these By Howard Fendrich and winning Slams, I think juniors in particular, feel like The Associated Press it’s logical to conclude that I they’re on the brink of becom- am,” he said at a photo shoot ing a championship program. MELBOURNE, Australia — Monday. “I’m blessed to be “I think we’re close,” Jef- ovak Djokovic sounds able to win 15. I know there ferson said. “Last year was my like a man ready to are two guys ahead of me first year here. I felt I didn’t Nembrace the chase. now, in the history of the get everything that Coach Already at 15 Grand Slam most Slams won, but I still Mullen has to offer this pro- titles, Djokovic is now only have time. I’m not rushing.” gram. I want to be a part of two majors behind Rafael That’s his team’s theme. that for one more year and see Nadal’s total of 17, and Late Sunday night at where this team goes.” five shy of Roger Federer’s Melbourne Park, Djokov- Said Reese: “With the right men’s record of 20. ic’s coach, Marian Vajda, leadership (from the seniors), So a day after winning couldn’t stop smiling as he we can go all the way this the Australian Open for his dissected the unbelievably year.” third Slam trophy in a row, lopsided 6-3, 6-2, 6-3 vic- The Gators are confident Djokovic was asked about tory over Nadal in the final and clearly have momentum whether he is pursuing them. — and its larger significance. after closing out the 2018 It’s the sort of thing Yes, Vajda said, a record season the way they did. some athletes — includ- seventh championship in Over the final three-and-a- ing Nadal, repeatedly, over Australia means a lot. But Novak Djokovic poses with his trophy, the Norman Brookes half games (South Carolina, the years — downplay or he was interested in dis- Challenge Cup, on Monday at Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Idaho, Florida State and try to deflect entirely. Not cussing a different tally. Gardens following his win over Rafael Nadal in the men’s Michigan), Florida played at Djokovic. He’s owning this. singles fi nal at the Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia. “Well, if I’m still playing See DJOKOVIC, B3 [MARK SCHIEFELBEIN/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] See GATORS, B3 B2 Tuesday, January 29, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com SCOREBOARD

New Jersey 48 18 23 7 43 140 164 9. North Carolina 15-4 1065 11 No. 9 Oregon State 52, Washington State 35 HOW TO REACH US PRO FOOTBALL 10. Marquette 18-3 973 12 No. 10 Marquette 87, Butler 58 WESTERN CONFERENCE 11. Kansas 16-4 972 9 No. 11 Maryland 76, Indiana 56 NFL PLAYOFFS CENTRAL DIVISION 12. Virginia Tech 16-3 858 10 No. 13 Syracuse 64, Duke 55 Paul Jenkins, Sports Editor All times Eastern GP W L OT PTS GF GA 13. Houston 20-1 795 17 No. 14 Rutgers 69, Penn State 61 Email: [email protected] WILD-CARD ROUND Winnipeg 48 31 15 2 64 167 134 14. Villanova 16-4 734 18 No. 24 Texas A&M 73, No. 15 Kentucky 71 Jan. 5 Nashville 52 30 18 4 64 161 135 15. Louisville 15-5 658 23 No. 16 Arizona State 68, Southern Calif. 59 Phone: 352-365-8204 Indianapolis 21, Houston 7 Minnesota 50 26 21 3 55 142 142 16. Texas Tech 16-4 561 14 No. 17 Iowa 72, Purdue 58 Dallas 24, Seattle 22 Dallas 49 24 21 4 52 126 128 17. Purdue 14-6 532 — No. 22 Florida State 56, Virginia Tech 54 Jan. 6 Colorado 50 22 20 8 52 169 162 18. Buffalo 18-2 468 14 No. 23 Michigan State 77, Michigan 73 SPORTS RESULTS Los Angeles Chargers 23, Baltimore 17 St. Louis 49 22 22 5 49 139 149 19. LSU 16-3 435 25 No. 25 Missouri 74, Auburn 65 Philadelphia 16, Chicago 15 Chicago 51 18 24 9 45 156 190 20. Iowa St. 15-5 327 24 Monday’s Games PACIFIC DIVISION 21. Maryland 16-5 280 13 No. 12 Texas vs. West Virginia, late Schools or coaches can report game results by calling DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS GP W L OT PTS GF GA 22. Mississippi St. 15-4 236 22 No. 16 South Carolina vs. Vanderbilt, late Jan. 12 Calgary 51 33 13 5 71 190 145 23. NC State 16-4 203 21 Today’s Game 352-365-8204. Submissions also can be emailed to Kansas City 31, Indianapolis 13 San Jose 52 29 16 7 65 187 167 24. Wisconsin 14-6 179 — No. 23 Iowa State vs. Texas Tech, 7:30 p.m. [email protected]. Results submitted after Los Angeles Rams 30, Dallas 22 Vegas 52 29 19 4 62 157 140 25. Florida St. 15-5 141 — Wednesday’s Game Jan. 13 Vancouver 51 23 22 6 52 147 161 Others receiving votes: Auburn 85, No. 1 Baylor at Oklahoma State, 8 p.m. 9:30 p.m. may not appear in the next day’s edition of New England 41, Los Angeles Chargers 28 Anaheim 51 21 21 9 51 120 153 Cincinnati 76, Washington 75, Kansas St. 73, New Orleans 20, Philadelphia 14 Arizona 50 23 23 4 50 132 142 Oklahoma 41, Iowa 28, Wofford 10, Hofstra 9, the Daily Commercial. Edmonton 50 23 24 3 49 144 163 Mississippi 7, TCU 7, Nebraska 6, Davidson 5, TENNIS CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Los Angeles 50 20 26 4 44 114 150 Syracuse 3, Minnesota 1. Jan. 20 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. WTA TOUR Top 3 teams in each division and two wild NFC USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL ST. PETERSBURG LADIES TROPHY cards per conference advance to playoffs. SPORTS ON TV Los Angeles Rams 26, New Orleans 23, OT The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s Monday at Sibur Arena, St. Petersburg, AFC college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Russia. Purse: $823,000 (Premier); Surface: Saturday’s Games New England 37, Kansas City 31, OT in parentheses, records through Jan. 27, Hard-Indoor All-Star Games at SAP Center, San Jose points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Women’s Singles COLLEGE NBA BASKETBALL Central Division 10, Pacifi c Division 4 PRO BOWL vote through one point for a 25th-place vote First Round Metropolitan 7, Atlantic 4 BASKETBALL (MEN'S) Sunday’s Game and last week’s ranking: Alison Van Uytvanck, Belgium, def. Kirsten All-Star Final: Metropolitan 10, Central 5 At Orlando, Fla. RECORD PTS. LWR Flipkens, Belgium, 6-2, 6-4. 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games AFC 26, NFC 7 1. Tennessee (31) 18-1 799 1 Vera Zvonareva, Russia, def. Ekaterina No games scheduled 6:30 p.m. FS-Florida — Oklahoma 2. Duke (1) 17-2 755 2 Makarova, Russia, 6-3, 6-4. Monday’s Games SUPER BOWL LIII (53) 3. Virginia 18-1 733 3 Maria Sharapova, Russia, def. Daria SEC — Tennessee at City at Orlando New Jersey at Pittsburgh, late Sunday, Feb. 3 4. Gonzaga 19-2 701 4 Gavrilova, Australia, 6-0, 6-4. Winnipeg at Philadelphia, late South Carolina 8 p.m. At Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta 5. Michigan 19-1 679 6 Women’s Doubles Today’s Games New England vs. Los Angeles Rams, 6:30 6. Kentucky 16-3 599 9 First Round Winnipeg at Boston, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. TNT — New Orleans at p.m. (CBS) 7. Nevada 19-1 589 7 Lara Arruabarrena, Spain, and Alexandra Buffalo at Columbus, 7 p.m. 8. Michigan State 18-3 573 5 Panova, Russia, def. Kristina Mladenovic, ESPN — Kansas at Texas Houston Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY’S SUMMARY 9. Marquette 18-3 503 11 France, and Galina Voskoboeva (2), Wednesday’s Games ESPN2 — Virginia at N.C. 10:30 p.m. PRO BOWL 10. North Carolina 15-4 498 12 Kazakhstan, 6-3, 4-6, 10-7. Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. AFC 26, NFC 7 11. Virginia Tech 16-3 462 8 Daria Mishina and Ekaterina Shalimova, State TNT — Philadelphia at LA Buffalo at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. AFC 7 10 3 6 — 26 12. Kansas 16-4 455 10 Russia, def. Monique Adamczak and Jessica Thursday’s Games ESPNU — Georgia at Lakers NFC 0 0 0 7 — 7 13. Houston 20-1 424 17 Moore, Australia, 6-2, 6-4. N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 14. Villanova 16-4 385 18 Arkansas First Quarter AFC—Ebron 18 pass from Mahomes (Myers Philadelphia at Boston, 7 p.m. 15. Texas Tech 16-4 280 13 Columbus at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. TOYOTA THAILAND OPEN FS1 — Northwestern at NHL HOCKEY kick), 11:32. 16. Louisville 15-5 255 24 Monday at True Arena Hua Hin, Hua Hin, 17. Buffalo 18-2 241 14 Maryland Second Quarter Thailand. Purse: $226,750 (Intl.); Surface: AFC—Sherman 1 run (Myers kick), 13:00. 18. Purdue 14-6 203 — Hard-Indoor 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. AFC—FG Myers 31, :25. ODDS 19. LSU 16-3 175 — Women’s Singles Third Quarter 20. Iowa State 15-5 174 25 First Round BTN — Wisconsin at NBCSN — Philadelphia at AFC—FG Myers 47, 4:06. PREGAME.COM LINE 21. Mississippi State 15-4 158 22 Ajla Tomljanovic (6), Australia, def. Stefanie Nebraska NY Rangers Fourth Quarter NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION 22. N.C. State 16-4 152 19 Voegele, Switzerland, 6-1, 7-6 (6). NFC—Hooper 20 pass from Prescott (Rosas Today 23. Wisconsin 14-6 96 — Mona Barthel, Germany, def. Fiona Ferro, CBSSN — Saint Joseph's kick), 9:09. FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG 24. Maryland 16-5 94 16 France, 6-1, 1-6, 6-4. 25. Iowa 16-5 64 21 at Dayton SOCCER AFC—Ramsey 6 pass from Watson (pass Washington 6 219 At Cleveland Kateryna Kozlova, Ukraine, def. Conny failed), :22. Milwaukee 6½ 220 At Detroit Others receiving votes: Auburn 58, Florida Perrin, Switzerland, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. 8:30 p.m. A—Not available Oklahoma City 5½ 221½ At Orlando State 57, Mississippi 51, Cincinnati 44, Dayana Yastremska (8), Ukraine, def. Arantxa Oklahoma 38, Kansas State 35, Washington SEC — Mississippi state 2:55 p.m. AFC NFC At Brooklyn 7 217 Chicago Rus, Netherlands, 6-0, 6-3. First downs 24 10 At Houston 9½ 233½ New Orleans 29, Furman 10, North Texas 10, Arizona State Peng Shuai, China, def. Chloe Paquet, at Alabama NBCSN — Premier Total Net Yards 416 148 At San Antonio Off Off Phoenix 6, Baylor 4, TCU 4, Wofford 4, Hofstra 2, France, 6-2, 6-3. Rushes-yards 18-54 9-47 At L.A. Lakers Off Off Philadelphia Texas State 1. Irina-Camelia Begu, Romania, def. Evgeniya 9 p.m. League: Manchester Passing 362 101 Rodina, Russia, 6-2, 6-0. ESPN — Kentucky at United vs. Burnley Punt Returns 2-13 0-0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS Monica Niculescu, Romania, def. Hsieh Su- Kickoff Returns 0-0 0-0 Today Saturday’s Games wei (3), Taiwan, 6-4, 7-6 (2). Vanderbilt Interceptions Ret. 3-16 2-3 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG No. 1 Tennessee 83, West Virginia 66 Magda Linette, Poland, def. Priscilla Hon, ESPN2 — Ohio State at SKIING Comp-Att-Int 21-46-2 14-29-3 Tennessee 9 At South Carolina No. 2 Duke 66, Georgia Tech 53 Australia, 6-1, 2-6, 6-2. Sacked-Yards Lost 1-3 7-46 At Arkansas 7 Georgia No. 3 Virginia 82, Notre Dame 55 Women’s Doubles Michigan Punts 0-0 4-43.3 Kent St 2½ At W. Michigan No. 8 Kentucky 71, No. 9 Kansas 63 First Round No. 10 Virginia Tech 78, Syracuse 56 ESPNU — Pittsburgh at 11 p.m. Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Toledo 2 At Miami (Ohio) Kurumi Nara, Japan, and Zheng Saisai, China, Penalties-Yards 4-40 3-53 At Cent. Michigan 3 E. Michigan No. 12 Marquette 87, Xavier 82 def. Nudnida Luangnam and Peangtarn Clemson NBCSN — FIS Alpine Time of Possession 36:03 23:57 At Buffalo 12 Ball St Illinois 78, No. 13 Maryland 67 Plipuech, Thailand, 6-1, 7-5. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS North Carolina 8½ At Georgia Tech No. 14 Texas Tech 67, Arkansas 64 Han Xinyun, China, and Darija Jurak, Croatia, 11 p.m. World Cup: men's slalom, RUSHING—AFC, Hill 2-24, Sherman 4-11, Virginia 8½ At NC State No. 22 Mississippi St. 92, No. 16 Auburn 84 def. Sabine Lisicki, Germany, and Ajla ESPN2 — Nevada at UNLV Austria Conner 6-11, Miller 4-6, Ingram 1-2, Gordon At Maryland 8½ Northwestern No. 24 Iowa State 87, No. 20 Mississippi 83 Tomljanovic, Australia, 6-4, 1-6, 12-10. 1-0. Kansas 1½ At Texas No. 21 N.C. State 69, Clemson 67 NFC, Elliott 3-33, Barkley 2-10, Cohen 1-2, At Dayton 10½ St. Joseph’s No. 23 Louisville 66, Pittsburgh 51 Kamara 2-2, Juszczyk 1-0. At N. Illinois 7 Ohio No. 25 LSU 86, Missouri 80, OT GOLF PASSING—AFC, Mahomes 7-14-0-156, At Valparaiso Pk Missouri St Sunday’s Games IN BRIEF Super Bowl, the court Watson 7-15-1-128, Luck 7-17-1-81. NFC, At Nebraska Pk Wisconsin Purdue 73, No. 6 Michigan State 63 Russell 5-8-0-68, Prescott 4-11-1-45, Trubisky At Alabama 2 Mississippi St No. 17 Houston 77, Tulsa 65 PGA TOUR battle has begun in a 5-9-1-34, Thielen 0-1-1-0. At Clemson 7½ Pittsburgh No. 18 Villanova 80, Seton Hall 52 FARMERS INSURANCE OPEN RALEIGH, N.C. longshot lawsuit seek- RECEIVING—AFC, Allen 4-95, Sherman 3-92, At Michigan 10 Ohio State Minnesota 92, No. 19 Iowa 87 Sunday’s leaders at Torrey Pines GC, San Cook 3-71, Conner 3-34, Hill 3-23, Ebron 1-18, Kentucky 9½ At Vanderbilt Monday’s Games Diego. Purse: $7.1 million. s-South Course: Tennessee stays No. 1 ing a possible do-over Smith-Schuster 1-16, Gordon 1-10, Ramsey Boise St 1 At Colorado St No. 2 Duke at Notre Dame, late Yardage: 7,698 Par: 72 (36-36). n-North for 2nd week in poll of the NFC game that 1-6, Miller 1-0. NFC, Adams 2-41, Kittle Nevada 10 At UNLV No. 16 Texas Tech vs. TCU, late Course: Yardage: 7,258 Par: 72 (36-36) 5-39, Hooper 1-20, Thielen 2-18, Elliott 2-14, Today’s Games Final ended with a Los Ange- Cooper 1-8, Barkley 1-7. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE No. 1 Tennessee at South Carolina, 6:30 p.m. Justin Rose (500), $1,278,000 Today No. 3 Virginia at No. 23 N.C. State, 7 p.m. 63n-66s-69-69—267 Tennessee handled les Rams victory over FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE No. 5 Michigan vs. Ohio State, 9 p.m. Adam Scott (300), $766,800 its first week at No. 1 in the New Orleans Saints, PRO BASKETBALL At Columbus -173 Buffalo +161 No. 7 Kentucky at Vanderbilt, 9 p.m. 70s-66n-65-68—269 At Boston -145 Winnipeg +135 No. 8 Nevada at UNLV, 11 p.m. Talor Gooch (163), $411,800 more than a decade well a game affected by what No. 9 North Carolina at Georgia Tech, 7 p.m. 69s-68n-67-68—272 NBA At NY Rangers -127 Philadelphia +117 enough to stay on its AP the NFL concedes was No. 11 Kansas at Texas, 7 p.m. Hideki Matsuyama (163), $411,800 All times Eastern No. 18 Buffalo vs. Ball State, 7 p.m. 66n-66s-73-67—272 EASTERN CONFERENCE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Top 25 perch. a blown “no-call” by Super Bowl LIII No. 21 Maryland vs. Northwestern, 7 p.m. Jason Day (100), $259,150 67n-71s-69-67—274 ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 22 Mississippi State at Alabama, 8:30 p.m. Rory McIlroy (100), $259,150 The Volunteers officials. Toronto 37 15 .712 — Sunday, Feb. 3 at Atlanta FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG No. 24 Wisconsin at Nebraska, 8 p.m. 71s-65n-69-69—274 Philadelphia 32 18 .640 4 Wednesday’s Games Jon Rahm (100), $259,150 62n-72s-68-72—274 received 48 of 64 first- A Monday hearing in Boston 30 19 .612 5½ New England Pk 2½ 56½ L.A. Rams Updated odds available at Pregame.com No. 10 Marquette at Butler, 6:30 p.m. Billy Horschel (85), $220,100 place votes in Monday’s federal court did not Brooklyn 27 23 .540 9 No. 12 Virginia Tech at Miami, 7 p.m. 66n-68s-71-70—275 poll to extend the pro- result in an immediate New York 10 38 .208 25 No. 14 Villanova at DePaul, 8 p.m. Scott Brown (73), $184,600 SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB TRANSACTIONS No. 15 Louisville at Wake Forest, 8 p.m. 70s-68n-68-70—276 gram’s first stint at No. ruling. It dealt largely Miami 24 24 .500 — No. 19 LSU at Texas A&M, 9 p.m. Joel Dahmen (73), $184,600 Charlotte 23 25 .479 1 No. 20 Iowa State vs. West Virginia, 7 p.m. 68s-67n-70-71—276 1 since February 2008. with a jurisdictional Washington 21 28 .429 3½ BASEBALL Cameron Smith (73), $184,600 Tennessee (18-1, 6-0 question. Orlando 20 30 .400 5 American League 71n-69s-71-65—276 Atlanta 15 33 .313 9 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Designated RHP MONDAY’S RESULTS SOUTH Gary Woodland (73), $184,600 Southeastern Con- The two Saints season CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Austin Brice for assignment. Claimed INF Jack Florida A&M at Morgan St., late 71s-70n-69-66—276 Milwaukee 35 13 .729 — Reinheimer off waivers from Texas. Md.-Eastern Shore at Howard, late Bud Cauley (53), $121,714 66n-70s-74-67—277 ference) has won 14 ticket holders who filed Indiana 32 16 .667 3 DETROIT TIGERS — Named Kirk Gibson special NC Central at Savannah St., late Matt Jones (53), $121,714 67n-74s-69-67—277 Detroit 21 27 .438 14 assistant to the general manager. straight games — the the lawsuit want it Bethune-Cookman at Coppin St., late Ryan Palmer (53), $121,714 Chicago 11 39 .220 25 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Agreed to terms with Southern U. at Alabama St., late 67s-67n-75-68—277 program’s longest run heard in state court in Cleveland 10 41 .196 26½ INF/OF Whit Merrifi eld on a four-year contract. Texas Southern at MVSU, late Sepp Straka (53), $121,714 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Agreed to terms with since the 1922-23 season New Orleans. The NFL Alcorn St. at Alabama A&M, late 69n-67s-71-70—277 WESTERN CONFERENCE 2B Emilio Bonifacio and RHPs Ricardo Pinto, MIDWEST Tony Finau (53), $121,714 69s-69n-69-70—277 and one shy of the school filed to have it heard SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Casey Sadler and Luis Santos on minor league Duke at Notre Dame, late Patrick Reed (53), $121,714 Houston 29 20 .592 — contracts. record — since suffering in federal court, where SOUTHWEST 69n-69s-69-70—277 San Antonio 29 22 .569 1 National League Prairie View at Ark.-Pine Bluff, late Michael Thompson (53), $121,714 a neutral-court loss to U.S. District Judge Susie Dallas 22 26 .458 6½ ATLANTA BRAVES — Signed INFs Sean Kazmar, TCU at Texas Tech, late 68s-69n-69-71—277 New Orleans 22 28 .440 7½ Luis Marte, Andres Blanco and Pedro Florimón; Baylor at Oklahoma, late Doug Ghim, $79,804 63n-73s-67-75—278 Kansas in November. Morgan heard initial Memphis 20 30 .400 9½ and OFs Ryan LaMarre and Rafael Ortega to FAR WEST Charles Howell III (41), $79,804 NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB minor-league contracts. “To be quite honest arguments at midday. N. Arizona 80, S. Utah 77 66s-70n-75-67—278 Denver 33 15 .688 — NEW YORK METS — Designated INF Gavin Sung Kang (41), $79,804 71n-70s-66-71—278 with you, I talked to She was expected to Oklahoma City 31 18 .633 2½ Cecchini for assignment. Agreed to terms with TODAY’S SCHEDULE Jason Kokrak (41), $79,804 them about (how) it’s meet with attorneys Portland 31 20 .608 3½ LHP Justin Wilson on a two-year contract. 71n-69s-69-69—278 Utah 29 22 .569 5½ American Association All times Eastern EAST Tiger Woods (41), $79,804 70s-70n-71-67—278 new to them,” Volun- on both sides again in Minnesota 24 26 .480 10 CLEBURNE RAILROADERS — Signed OF John Huh (33), $56,623 68s-68n-71-72—279 PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB K.C. Huth. Ball St. at Buffalo, 7 p.m. teers coach Rick Barnes the evening and it was SOUTH Trey Mullinax (33), $56,623 Golden State 35 14 .714 — GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Signed INF 70s-71n-68-70—279 said of the No. 1 ranking unclear when the juris- L.A. Clippers 28 22 .560 7½ Will Savage. Tennessee at South Carolina, 6:30 p.m. Lipscomb at Liberty, 7 p.m. Xander Schauffele (33), $56,623 L.A. Lakers 26 24 .520 9½ MILWAUKEE MILKMEN — Traded OF Isaac 69s-70n-70-70—279 after Saturday’s victory dictional issue, or the Sacramento 25 25 .500 10½ Benard to Florence (Frontier) to complete an Northwestern at Maryland, 7 p.m. North Carolina at Georgia Tech, 7 p.m. Danny Willett (33), $56,623 against West Virginia . case itself, would be Phoenix 11 41 .212 25½ earlier trade. Signed OF Nolan Earley, INF 71n-68s-70-70—279 Cesar Valera and LHP Braulio Torres-Perez. Virginia at NC State, 7 p.m. “They’ve earned it, but resolved. Mississippi St. at Alabama, 8:30 p.m. Jonas Blixt (26), $45,144 68s-69n-74-69—280 Saturday’s Games WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Signed RHP Tyler Mackenzie Hughes (26), $45,144 San Antonio 126, New Orleans 114 Garkow. Kentucky at Vanderbilt, 9 p.m. they can’t forget what Pittsburgh at Clemson, 9 p.m. 70n-70s-70-70—280 Memphis 106, Indiana 103 Frontier League Si Woo Kim (26), $45,144 67n-68s-73-72—280 got them where they MELBOURNE, Golden State 115, Boston 111 WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS — Traded LHP MIDWEST Ohio at N. Illinois, 7 p.m. Robert Streb (26), $45,144 69s-68n-72-71—280 are. AUSTRALIA Denver 126, Philadelphia 110 Braulio Torres-Perez to Milwaukee (AA) for a Jim Knous (26), $45,144 70n-71s-70-69—280 Portland 120, Atlanta 111 player to be named. Toledo at Miami (Ohio), 7 p.m. E. Michigan at Cent. Michigan, 7 p.m. Hank Lebioda (26), $45,144 “Is there more noise Osaka is Asia’s Sunday’s Games 70n-67s-68-75—280 Cleveland 104, Chicago 101 FOOTBALL Kent St. at W. Michigan, 7 p.m. around them? Obvi- 1st No. 1 in tennis Saint Joseph’s at Dayton, 8 p.m. Sangmoon Bae (19), $35,003 L.A. Clippers 122, Sacramento 108 National Football League Wisconsin at Nebraska, 8 p.m. 68n-67s-71-75—281 Oklahoma City 118, Milwaukee 112 BUFFALO BILLS — Re-signed LS Reid ously, it is. But they’ve Missouri St. at Valparaiso, 8 p.m. Keegan Bradley (19), $35,003 Houston 103, Orlando 98 Ferguson to a three-year contract. Ohio St. at Michigan, 9 p.m. 68n-71s-69-73—281 got to be mature enough Australian Open San Antonio 132, Washington 119 CHICAGO BEARS — Signed K Redford Jones SOUTHWEST Wyndham Clark (19), $35,003 Toronto at Dallas, 7 p.m. to a reserve/future contract. to deal with that.” champion Naomi Osaka Kansas at Texas, 7 p.m. 69s-67n-70-75—281 Utah 125, Minnesota 111 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed PK Adam Georgia at Arkansas, 7 p.m. Jordan Spieth (19), $35,003 is the first player from Miami 106, New York 97 Vinatieri to a one-year contract. FAR WEST 65n-72s-72-72—281 L.A. Lakers 116, Phoenix 102 Canadian Football League NEW YORK Asia to top the men’s or Boise St. at Colorado St., 9 p.m. Adam Svensson (19), $35,003 Monday’s Games HAMILTON TIGER-CATS — Signed WR UC Santa Cruz at CS Bakersfi eld, 10 p.m. 70n-67s-69-75—281 Baylor replaces Notre women’s tennis rank- Golden State at Indiana, late Brandon Banks to a two-year extension. Nevada at UNLV, 11 p.m. Sam Burns (15), $29,110 70s-66n-74-72—282 New York at Charlotte, late Luke List (15), $29,110 70s-69n-71-72—282 Dame atop women’s poll ings — and the youngest Brooklyn at Boston, late HOCKEY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL J.T. Poston (15), $29,110 72s-68n-69-73—282 woman to make her Denver at Memphis, late National Hockey League THE AP TOP 25 POLL Julián Etulain (10), $21,158 Atlanta at L.A. Clippers, late PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — Traded D Jamie 71s-67n-71-74—283 Kim Mulkey and debut at No. 1 in nine The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Today’s Games Oleksiak to Dallas for a 2019 fourth-round Russell Knox (10), $21,158 67n-70s-73-73—283 women’s college basketball poll, with fi rst-place Milwaukee at Detroit, 7 p.m. draft pick. Martin Laird (10), $21,158 73s-66n-69-75—283 Baylor returned to No. 1 years. votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 27, Oklahoma City at Orlando, 7 p.m. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Activated F Miles Marc Leishman (10), $21,158 total points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place in The Associated Press “I feel like I’m liter- Washington at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Wood from injured reserve. 68n-73s-70-72—283 vote through one point for a 25th-place vote Chicago at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Nicholas Lindheim (10), $21,158 women’s college bas- ally just still learning,” and last week’s ranking: New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. SOCCER 71s-69n-70-73—283 RECORD PTS. LWR ketball poll on Monday the 21-year-old Osaka Phoenix at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Major Soccer League Sam Ryder (10), $21,158 69n-69s-72-73—283 1. Baylor (24) 17-1 695 2 Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. COLUMBUS CREW — Named Pat Onstad Scott Stallings (10), $21,158 for the first time nearly said. “Everyone kind of 2. UConn (2) 18-1 670 3 Wednesday’s Games technical director; and Mike Matkovic, Matt 69n-71s-71-72—283 3. Louisville (2) 19-1 630 4 six years. adjusts to being No. 1 in Charlotte at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Reis and Pablo Moreira assistant coaches. Nick Taylor (10), $21,158 71s-68n-72-72—283 4. Oregon 19-1 606 5 Chicago at Miami, 7:30 p.m. NEW YORK CITY FC — Signed G Luis Barraza. Kevin Tway (10), $21,158 70n-71s-72-70—283 The Lady Bears a different way.” 5. Notre Dame 19-2 604 1 Dallas at New York, 7:30 p.m. National Premier Soccer League Emiliano Grillo (7), $16,557 6. Mississippi St. 19-1 565 7 Denver at New Orleans, 8 p.m. NEW YORK COSMOS — Signed G Santiago 67n-74s-70-73—284 (17-1) ascended to the Simona Halep’s 7. NC State 20-0 541 8 Indiana at Washington, 8 p.m. Castano. Sungjae Im (7), $16,557 72s-68n-72-72—284 8. Stanford 17-2 488 6 top spot after then- 48-week stay atop the Memphis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Chris Stroud (7), $16,557 66s-71n-74-73—284 9. Oregon St. 17-3 460 9 Atlanta at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Chris Thompson (7), $16,557 No. 1 Notre Dame lost to WTA rankings ended COLLEGES 10. Marquette 18-3 452 10 Utah at Portland, 10:30 p.m. NCAA — Announced Miami men’s basketball F 74s-66n-70-74—284 11. Maryland 18-2 427 11 unranked North Caro- Monday as she slid to Thursday’s Games Dewan Hernandez must sit out the remainder Braden Thornberry, $16,557 12. Texas 17-3 374 12 Dallas at Detroit, 7 p.m. of this season and 40 percent of next season 71s-67n-72-74—284 lina on Sunday. Baylor, No. 3 after a fourth- 13. Iowa 16-4 338 17 Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. because of dealings with an agent. Cameron Davis (5), $15,762 14. Utah 18-1 282 21 which received 24 of round loss to Serena Milwaukee at Toronto, 8 p.m. HOFSTRA — Named Scott Muggeo women’s 72s-69n-72-72—285 15. Gonzaga 19-2 269 18 Brooklyn at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. golf coach. Bill Haas (5), $15,762 67n-72s-70-76—285 28 first-place votes Williams, one year after 16. South Carolina 13-5 265 19 L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. LSU — Named Joe Brady passing game coordi- Beau Hossler (5), $15,762 67n-70s-74-74—285 17. Rutgers 16-4 256 14 Philadelphia at Golden State, 10:30 p.m nator/receivers coach. Adam Schenk (5), $15,762 72n-69s-74-70—285 from a national media getting to the final at 18. Syracuse 16-4 253 13 MIAMI — Junior F Dewan Hernandez an- John Senden (5), $15,762 68n-73s-72-72—285 19. Kentucky 17-4 222 15 panel, last was No. 1 in Melbourne Park. nounced he will enter the NBA Draft. Grayson Murray (4), $15,123 20. Texas A&M 16-4 142 24 PRO HOCKEY NORTH CAROLINA — Named Billy High director 68n-72s-71-75—286 the final poll of the 2012- “The main goal is 21. Arizona St. 14-6 127 16 of football recruiting and assistant athletics Ben Silverman (4), $15,123 22. Michigan St. 15-5 109 23 13 season. The team just to play as good as director. 68s-71n-72-75—286 NHL 23. Iowa St. 15-5 106 20 Brandt Snedeker (4), $15,123 was the top choice I can every match, to All times Eastern 24. Florida St. 17-3 73 22 68n-73s-71-74—286 EASTERN CONFERENCE 25. BYU 17-3 47 — among voters for the win every match I play, Shawn Stefani (4), $15,123 ATLANTIC DIVISION COLLEGE BASKETBALL Others receiving votes: Miami 34, Drake 30, 67n-74s-70-75—286 final 11 weeks of that so the ranking doesn’t GP W L OT PTS GF GA South Dakota 10, DePaul 7, Missouri 7, New Rickie Fowler (4), $14,555 73s-66n-74-74—287 Tampa Bay 49 37 10 2 76 199 140 MEN’S BASKETBALL Mexico 4, California 2, Clemson 2, Minnesota season. really matter,” Halep Brandon Hagy (4), $14,555 Toronto 49 30 17 2 62 174 140 THE AP TOP 25 POLL 1, Rice 1, UCF 1. Montreal 51 28 18 5 61 154 149 66s-71n-74-76—287 The Fighting Irish fell said. The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Boston 49 27 17 5 59 143 128 Stephan Jaeger (4), $14,555 college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS Buffalo 48 24 18 6 54 140 144 70s-71n-72-74—287 to fifth, with UConn, Halep said the year- in parentheses, records through Jan. 27, total Saturday’s Games Florida 48 20 20 8 48 152 170 C.T. Pan (4), $14,555 64n-75s-71-77—287 points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place No. 12 Texas 78, Texas Tech 71 Louisville and Oregon end ranking is what Detroit 51 19 25 7 45 145 172 Ryan Blaum (3), $14,129 71n-70s-75-72—288 vote through one point for a 25th-place vote No. 18 Gonzaga 78, Santa Clara 61 Ottawa 50 19 26 5 43 156 187 Rory Sabbatini (3), $14,129 following Baylor. is “more important” and last week’s ranking: No. 20 Iowa State 84, Oklahoma State 71 METROPOLITAN DIVISION 72s-68n-76-72—288 than where things RECORD PTS. LWR Sunday’s Games John Chin (3), $13,703 66n-71s-77-75—289 GP W L OT PTS GF GA 1. Tennessee (48) 18-1 1575 1 North Carolina 78, No. 1 Notre Dame 73 N.Y. Islanders 49 29 15 5 63 147 122 Sebastián Muñoz (3), $13,703 NEW ORLEANS stand now, “so I will 2. Duke (12) 17-2 1527 2 No. 2 Baylor 74, Oklahoma 53 Washington 50 27 17 6 60 171 162 68n-72s-75-74—289 3. Virginia (4) 18-1 1473 3 No. 3 UConn 93, Central Florida 57 NFL ‘do-over’ lawsuit not stress myself about Columbus 48 28 17 3 59 154 146 Joaquin Niemann (3), $13,703 4. Gonzaga 19-2 1382 4 No. 4 Louisville 70, Pittsburgh 42 Pittsburgh 48 26 16 6 58 169 146 66n-73s-70-80—289 moved to federal court this.” 5. Michigan 19-1 1381 5 No. 5 Oregon 76, Washington 57 Carolina 50 24 20 6 54 140 149 Nick Watney (3), $13,703 72s-68n-74-75—289 6. Michigan St. 18-3 1235 6 No. 21 Utah 75, No. 6 Stanford 68 N.Y. Rangers 48 21 20 7 49 139 164 Sean O’Hair (2), $13,348 71n-69s-77-73—290 7. Kentucky 16-3 1226 8 No. 7 Mississippi State 80, Mississippi 49 Philadelphia 48 19 23 6 44 139 169 Six days before the The Associated Press 8. Nevada 19-1 1158 7 No. 8 North Carolina State 68, Georgia Tech 60 DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, January 29, 2019 B3

Eustisí Jersi Dadah (13) and Isabella Leon (14) celebrate after Leon scored a goal at a Class 3A District 6 semifi nal game between Leesburg High School and Eustis High School in Eustis on Monday, Jan. 28, 2019. [PAUL RYAN / CORRESPONDENT] MDCA’s Casey Allen (10) tags out a runner at second base during a 2018 Class 2A regional championship game against Vero Beach Master’s Academy in Mount Dora. Allen has moved on to play for Lake-Sumter State College [PAUL RYAN / CORRESPONDENT] Monday’s win was EUSTIS Eustis’ third of the season against the Yellow Jackets. College, an NCAA Division-II Casey Allen, From Page B1 In two previous victories, GORDON program in the Birmingham Lake-Sumter State College the Panthers outscored suburb of Fairfield. Leesburg 11-2. From Page B1 And the move seemed to be Casey Allen has always been 59 minutes of play. With the loss, Leesburg working out well, until Brown able to rake. Leesburg’s best scoring wrapped up its season with was sidelined with an injury. A former softball stand- opportunity came in the a 5-13-1 record. a spot on the Wildcats roster. A 6-foot-3 sophomore out at Mount Dora Christian 36th minutes when Chey- Eustis improved to 15-3 As a freshman at Daytona guard, Brown is averaging Academy, Allen batted .554 enne Hammond raced on the season and will host State, Gordon played for Ryan 7.9 points and 4.5 rebounds as a senior with the Bulldogs through the Panthers Daytona Beach Seabreeze, Ridder, his coach at Bethune- a game for the Golden Bears, and was one of Lake-Sumter defense for an apparent which beat Deltona Pine Cookman, and averaged 11.6 who took a 12-6 record into State College coach Jay Mill- one-on-one chance with Ridge 5-1 in Monday’s first points and 5.5 rebounds. Monday’s game against er’s prized signees. Eustis goalkeeper Estral- semifinal contest, at 7 p.m. In his senior season at Spring Hill College. Brown, Based on her first week- lita Jimenez. But, before she Thursday for the district MDCA, Gordon led the state who has missed the last seven end at the next level, Allen is could get off a shot, Jimenez championship. The district in scoring (33.3 points) and games, reached double figures already proving her value to raced out from in front of champion will move on to also topped the Bulldogs with in five of his team’s first 11 the Lakehawks. the goal and beat her to the host a regional quarterfi- 12.9 rebounds per game. That games. Allen hit .308 in four games ball, smothering the shot. nal contest on Feb. 5 and season — 2015-16 — he scored Brown scored a season- for the Lakehawks — three In the second half, Lees- the runner-up will play at least 40 points in seven high of 15 points on Dec. 8 in of which were wins — with burg got on the scoreboard its regional opener on the games, including a 60-point a 65-55 win against the Uni- an RBI and four runs scored. in the 47th minute when road. effort on Dec. 12, 2015 in a versity of Montevallo. He also She had one extra-base hit — Jenna Croft blasted a shot The Panthers and 98-53 win against Orlando pulled down a season-high a double — and a stolen base. out of a scrum in front of Sandcrabs split their Victory Christian. seven rebounds and handed Defensively, Allen was the goal past Jimenez. On regular-season series. He was named the Class out two assists in 32 minutes. flawless in 10 chances as the play, Jimenez went Seabreeze beat Eustis 5-1 2A Player of the Year for that For the year, Brown is catcher, recording eight down with a possible on Dec. 4 in Daytona Beach, season and was the MVP of shooting 44 percent — 29 putouts and two assists. She concussion and Montana and Eustis earned a mea- the Florida Athletic Coaches percent from 3-point range — played two games behind the Leonard was forced to step sure of revenge with a 6-0 Association All-Star Game. and 69 percent from the free plate and two as LSSC’s des- in as goalkeeper. at home on Jan. 10. thrown line. ignated player. Avery Brown, Miles College As a junior in 2014, Brown, Allen was a key player in along with his twin brother, MDCA’s success over the There must something to Anthony, led Lake Minneola past two seasons, particularly playing basketball in and to the Class 6A state cham- with the bat. In addition to her The near-perfection around Birmingham, Ala- pionship game, where they senior season with the Bull- DJOKOVIC with which he won his bama that brings out the best lost to powerhouse Miami dogs, Allen hit .455 as a junior last two matches — a in Avery Brown and his older Norland. The following year, with one homer and 30 RBIs From Page B1 combined 58 winners brother. Brown averaged 18.3 points as a junior, including a trip to and 14 unforced errors Brown, a standout at and 5.2 rebounds per game the Class 2A state semifinals. in his semifinal and Lake Minneola, watched his and the Hawks seemed des- In her two seasons at “More important is the final — was something brother, Robert, lead Ala- tined for a return trip to the MDCA, Allen hit .500 with other number that he’s Djokovic termed “pleas- bama-Birmingham to the state finals before injuries seven homers and 67 RBIs. getting up to, 15. It’s an antly surprising” and NCAA tournament in 2015, so derailed the Hawks in the Next up for the Lakehawks incredible, incredible Nadal considered “the when things didn’t work out regional semifinals. is a doubleheader at 4 p.m. number. I don’t want to highest level possible.” at his first school, he eventu- Brown is expected back in Thursday against Polk State go too far, but he’s in a Against Nadal, who ally took his talents to Miles the lineup soon. College in Winter Haven. very good position now hadn’t dropped a set for going for a little bit in the tournament or a more,” Vajda said. “But service game since the 20 is still far away. A lot first round, Djokovic of things can happen. managed five breaks. He play in the national champion- we’re doing right now are going At the moment, Novak also won 25 of the first GATORS ship game. I feel like there’s an to pay off. Once we hit spring feels really good about 26 points he served. opportunity with this team. But ball and fall camp, we’ll be ready reaching, maybe, another “During the whole From Page B1 there’s a lot of work to be done.” to go.” Grand Slam victory.” match, Novak was very Under Mullen and the new In a little more than a year, Just one more? disciplined,” was Vajda’s staff, the players have shown the Gators have gone from 4-7 “Yes, one more,” Vajda assessment. “He had a championship level. Over that they’re willing to put in the to 10-3, from a rebuilding team said with a hearty laugh, so many ups. He didn’t span, the Gators outscored the work. Numerous players have to one that thinks it can contend his voice rising as he have any downs.” opposition 166-49. said the turnaround season for a national championship. fiddled with his tourna- And so it is that every- Florida wasn’t that far off in 2018 started about a year There’s clearly been a cul- ment accreditation pass. thing seems in play at the from being a championship ago in the weight room, under ture change. And it’s occurred “And then one more. And moment for Djokovic. contender in Mullen’s first strength and conditioning quickly. then one more. And then Four major titles in season. coordinator Nick Savage and “We have a coach that knows one more! One by one. a row, something he “Man, two games,” Reese his staff. how to win and he knows the Absolutely, his long-term already accomplished said. “The little things. Couple Savage and the Gators are Gator standard, and he wants goal is to reach Rafa’s from 2015-16: Why not? of games away, a couple of dif- back at it now, laying the to win championships,” Perine number and, if it’s pos- A calendar-year Grand ferent snaps away, from being a groundwork for the 2019 said. “It’s a lot to say you want sible — and his age allows Slam, something no man contender. The margin of error season. to win a championship. You it — Roger’s. Why not?” has done since Rod Laver is real small. “This offseason is going to have to have that hard work and A year removed from in 1969: Why not? “If we find a way to beat get us to where we need to be,” mentality to win one as well. surgery to his right elbow, Catching up to, Georgia (this season) and get to Jefferson said. “Coach Savage is “Coach Mullen knows the Djokovic is pain-free, and eventually sur- the SEC Championship Game, putting us through these crazy mentality, and he’s bringing ranked No. 1 and, per- passing, Nadal and we’ll give ourselves a chance to workouts. All these workouts that Gator standard back.” haps, better than ever. Federer: Why not? B4 Tuesday, January 29, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com 10 Dolphins players who could anchor Miami’s youthful rebuild

By Joe Schad for example one that suddenly Gatehouse Florida loses an elite quarterback to injury right before or early in There was a healthy measure the season. They spoke about of skepticism among current how important it is to strike and former NFL executives for a young quarterback you and current player agents at believe in, when the opportu- the Senior Bowl regarding how nity presents itself, not in some successful a plan to tank for a self-designated year. quarterback in the 2020 NFL And they spoke about the draft would be. dangers of scaling back so The word tank is a dirty word much you're not reasonably and surely will never publicly competitive and your fan base come from the mouth of any gets angry. And does not show. Miami Dolphins player, coach Of course, Dolphins fans have or executive this upcoming been angry for a while. And season. they have been adequately Reset. Rebuild. Relaunch. warned that 2019 is about Those words sound nicer. But developing young talent and it is clear the Dolphins plan to instilling - yeah, that again — do things differently. There is a truly winning culture. no reason to expect spending Here are some pending big on any veteran free agent, free agents who could make particularly any aged 28 or some sense for Miami: defen- older, this spring. There is a sive tackle Grady Jarrett (26), plan in place to build through defensive end Trey Flow- the draft. And jettison some ers (26), quarterback Teddy aging veterans. Bridgewater (27), offensive Oh sure, perhaps a few key tackle Trent Brown (26), defen- Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil blocks the New York Jets [AL DIAZ/MIAMI HERALD] veterans (wide receiver Danny sive end/linebacker Za'Darius Amendola, for example) Smith (26), cornerback Steven can the organization identify million a season, they should — Strong. Fast. Explosive. will be kept around. It helps Nelson (26), cornerback Ronald as anchors for its youthful trade him. 7. Davon Godchaux, DT, 24 — that Amendola lives life the Darby (25), cornerback Bashaud rebuild? Here are 10 to feel good 4. Kenyan Drake, RB, 25 — Excellent late-round Chris "Patriot Way" and well, you Breeland (26), offensive tackle about fitting into Miami's long- Hallelujah! Drake should be Grier find. know, where things are headed Daryl Williams (27) and defen- term vision: unshackled and unleashed in 8. Vincent Taylor, DT, 25 around here. sive tackle David Irving (26). 1. Laremy Tunsil, OT, 24 — 2019. — Ditto. Those folks in Mobile, Ala- But many of these players will Miami is likely to wait until 5. Jerome Baker, LB, 22 — Ath- 9. Jason Sanders, K, 23 — bama, spoke about how hard probably be paid more than fits after the 2019 season to extend letic, instinctive, potentially Excellent late-round Darren it can be to lose, even when into Miami's budget. him. dynamic. Rizzi find. you set your team up to do So — what's the good news? 2. Minkah Fitzpatrick, S, 22 — 5. Raekwon McMillan, LB, 22 — 10. Mike Gesicki, TE, 23, Cor- just that. (Anyone recall Major What does incoming coach Potential Pro Bowl free safety. Sturdy, smart, potentially a drea Tankersley, CB, 25 or Charles League?) And how hard it is to Brian Flores and his staff have 3. Xavien Howard, CB, 25 — If downhill thumper. Harris, DE/LB, 24 — Will one lose more than all other teams, to work with? What players Miami isn't willing to pay $14 6. Kalen Ballage, RB, 23 blossom?

Falcons turn over practice site to Rams for Super Bowl week

By Charles Odum a staff for several weeks AP Sports Writer just to make sure we’re buttoned up,” Treadwell ATLANTA — The Atlanta said. “Obviously, we know Falcons have cleared out of they’re going to try to make their practice facility and this the Rams’ facility for given the keys to the Los the week, so we’re going Angeles Rams for the week. to do what we can to assist The Falcons are deter- and accommodate that and mined to be good hosts to support them in a great the Rams, who are using week of preparation.” the facility as their prac- Treadwell said the same tice site for Sunday’s Super Southern hospitality Bowl 53. The Falcons insist would have been offered to they’d have been just as the Saints — even though hospitable if it were their the mere mention of the bitter rival New Orleans division rivals moving into Saints using their locker the Falcons’ facility left New Orleans Pelicans’ Anthony Davis plays against the Minnesota Timberwolves in Minneapolis. Davis’ room, meeting rooms and Atlanta coach Dan Quinn agent says the fi ve-time All-Star has told the New Orleans Pelicans that he wants to be traded to a practice field for the week. grim-faced last month. contending team. [JIM MONE/AP FILE] As part of Atlanta’s “I guess I’m most dis- winning bid for this Super appointed we won’t be the Bowl, the Falcons’ facility ones playing and practic- in Flowery Branch, Geor- ing at our site,” Quinn said Agent: Anthony Davis tells New gia, north of Atlanta, is on Dec. 20. home to the Rams, who Similarly, Atlanta Mayor beat the Saints for the NFC Keisha Lance Bottoms was Orleans that he wants a trade championship. The AFC certainly happy to have the champion New England Rams headed to town. She Patriots are practicing at recently said she was look- By Tim Reynolds the sprained left index finger ... I feel like you kind of have to Georgia Tech’s facility this ing forward to a game that AP Basketball Writer that has sidelined him four be able to roll with the punches, week. featured “anybody other games. He declined through be able to adapt and from there Each practice site has an than the Saints.” Anthony Davis wants out of a team spokesman to speak play as hard as you can.” indoor facility, which will “I know there’s going New Orleans. with reporters, but coach Alvin Holiday said attracting play- be important with possible to be a bounty on my head The five-time All-Star has Gentry said after practice that ers to a relatively small market winter weather arriving on for saying that,” she said told the Pelicans that he wants the team understands that like New Orleans when a player Tuesday. in an interview with These to be traded to a champion- Davis’ decision is “part of the of Davis’ caliber wants out “can The obvious dream of Urban Times. “But, if it ship-contending team and business.” definitely be hard ... but I feel Falcons owner Arthur can’t be the Falcons, then will not sign an extension with “He plans on playing out the like people know our style, the Blank was to have his team hey, as long as it’s not the New Orleans, agent Rich Paul season,” Gentry said. “A.D. is a way we play and if they want play in Atlanta’s Super Saints then I am happy.” told The Associated Press on professional guy and he’s going to be a part of that then they’ll Bowl in the second year of Treadwell said it is more Monday. to play as hard as he can once he come.” Mercedes-Benz Stadium. important to represent ESPN first reported Davis’ gets well and we’re going to do Davis’ future has long been in Instead, the Patriots — Atlanta well in this Super demand to be traded to a con- the best we can to try put our question. He’s an elite super- who beat the Falcons in Bowl than to be influenced tender. It is a move that will team in position to win games. star on a team that hasn’t Super Bowl 51 — are back, by the Falcons’ long rivalry resonate around the league, “We’re going to do every- gotten past the second round while the Rams look to with the Saints. one that will have most — if not thing we can to do what’s best of the playoffs since he’s been repeat their win in the “Obviously, we were all — teams trying to see how for the franchise.” in New Orleans — and in four last Atlanta Super Bowl in going to be gracious hosts they can put together a package Gentry declined say whether of his first six full seasons, the 2000, when they repre- to whoever came and we good enough for the Pelicans to Davis might be traded this Pelicans didn’t qualify for the sented St. Louis. were going to do the best send Davis their way. season or later. There was no postseason at all. They entered Spencer Treadwell, we could to support their Davis is having the best immediate comment from Monday 13th in the Western Falcons vice president of efforts in preparing for season of his career, averaging general manager Dell Demps, Conference standings, six operations and facilities, the biggest game of their 29.3 points and 13.3 rebounds ownership or anyone else in games out of the final playoff said work began to pre- lives,” Treadwell said. “At per game. He’ll almost cer- the front office. spot with 32 games remaining. pare the Flowery Branch that point we have a job to tainly become a six-time Guard Jrue Holiday said His telling New Orleans facility long before it was do and we have to remain All-Star later this week when Davis has been “like a brother” that he wants out is the latest known which team would professional. We’re part of the NBA announces the full to him and is “90 percent” of power move by a star player move in. the host committee. rosters for this year’s game the reason he decided two who wants to get traded, fol- In the case of the Rams, “If you look at it, we that will be played Feb. 17 in summers ago to sign a five- lowing a path now similar to who were making the want the city to look good Charlotte. year, $126 million contract to what Kawhi Leonard did when cross-country flight, for this game and we want Now it’s unclear if Davis remain in New Orleans. he wanted to be traded by San Treadwell said commu- our participants to have a will be there as a member of “It’s the business basket- Antonio and what Paul George nication was especially good experience when they the Pelicans or not. The trade ball,” Holiday said, recalling his did when he decided it was time important. The Falcons come here. If it were the deadline is Feb. 7. own trade from Philadelphia to to move on from Indiana. Tell- made sure the Rams knew Saints we’d have done the Davis was at the Pelicans’ New Orleans in 2013. Holiday ing the Pelicans that he won’t what equipment would be same things we’ve done training headquarters Monday, said “it felt like everything was re-sign with them provides a available to be borrowed for the Rams and treat wearing team gear, working close” in Philadelphia, “and all blunt message: Move me, or for the week. them as best as we possibly out and getting treatment on of a sudden, everybody’s gone. lose me for nothing. “We’ve been meeting as could.” DIVERSIONS DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, January 29, 2019 B5

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