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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2020 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.00 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM SUWANNEE COMMISSIONER QUESTIONS ADMINISTRATOR’S ROLE Land: Did Harris make dirty deal? Corporation looks to tioned by a new county NCYT, LLC, which is now why and what are we going tonight’s BOCC meeting, the railroad tracks. make huge profit off commissioner. looking to to do to pre- which starts at 6:30 p.m. at Once Cobble agreed, county land deal. Travis Land, who took sell that vent if from the Judicial Annex. Harris took over the deal office Nov. 17, questioned land for happening The entire parcel was for the county. By JAMIE WACHTER County Administrator nearly 10 again?” sold by Brian Cobble for And that is where Land [email protected] Randy Harris’ role in the times the Land said. $160,000 with Don Hale, a is afraid the best interest of purchase of 11.14 acres price. Harris county commissioner, first Suwannee County taxpay- LIVE OAK — A land north of Interstate 10 of a “The declined approaching Cobble about ers may have fallen by the deal that netted Suwannee 19.61-acre parcel along U.S. Land people of Harris comment, the county’s interest in the wayside. County property for a new Highway 129. The remain- Suwannee County deserve saying he was prepared property for the fire station, fire station has been ques- ing land was purchased by to know what happened and to provide a statement at the county’s first north of DEAL continued on 3A Lake City’s Revving up for the holidays getting nothing for Christmas Drive-through idea was not embraced parade nixed for by the public. The Lake City lack of interest. Rotary Club announced Staff report Saturday it was pulling the plug on the drive The Lake City through parade because Christmas Parade could not enough people in the not be saved this year. community were getting Not even by the Lake behind it. City Rotary Club. “A new idea for 2020 After the City of Lake was devised to celebrate City denied permits for safely and a plan was put all parades this fall — into action to bring a dif- Columbia High School ferent type of Christmas Homecoming, Veterans Parade to Lake City,” Day and the Rotary Lake City Rotary Club Christmas Parade — President Lee Pinchouck that meander through wrote in an undated news the heart of Lake City release. “Unfortunately, — the Lake City Rotary due to a lack of partici- Club came up with the pation, the decision has outside-the-box idea of been made to cancel the having a drive-through Christmas Parade this parade outside the city year. limits on the Florida “The Rotary Club of Gateway College cam- Lake City worked tire- pus. lessly to come up with an Rotarians planned to alternate solution to the have the parade floats annual Christmas Parade stationary and allow when it became apparent motorists to drive that parades would not through the displays, be allowed this year due meandering through the to covid-19, i.e. Veteran’s TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter sites on the FGC road- Lance McDonald works on setting up a Christmas display outside the Lewis Insurance office Monday afternoon. ways, but that unique PARADE continued on 2A Owner Brian Lewis was helping with the decorations as well. Schools still offering online classes Parkview Baptist DeSantis, Corcoran Corcoran that will keep the dence is overwhelmingly Beach, called the closure stress importance of online option available and clear, virtual learning is of schools during the pan- providing cold in-person learning. provide just not the same as being demic “probably the big- protec- in person,” said DeSantis, gest public health blunder News Service of Florida tions for who has argued that in modern American histo- weather shelter school-dis- schools are safe amid the ry.” Florida and other states TALLAHASSEE — trict fund- pandemic. closed schools in March Church opening Wednesday night to provide Public school instruction ing. “We wanted to figure out as the pandemic hit, and a cold weather shelter for will continue in-person and But a way to still offer the par- some areas of the country fellowship hall those in need. online this spring as coro- DeSantis DeSantis ents choice, but to really have shuttered classrooms next few nights. “It’s one of the benefits navirus cases continue to and put the onus on the school again this fall. that we can provide for increase across Florida, Corcoran emphasized districts to be monitoring DeSantis said the harm Staff report our community,” Parkview Gov. Ron DeSantis and the importance of in-per- this, and when they see from the closure of schools senior pastor Mike Tatem Education Commissioner son learning. The order students fall behind, to will “reverberate” for With the temperature said. “We can offer our Richard Corcoran said requires students strug- really be affirmative and years and labeled people dropping as December homeless and indigent pop- Monday. gling with virtual learning engaging with the par- who advocate for closing arrives, Parkview Baptist ulations a warm meal, a Appearing at Boggy to shift to brick-and-mor- ents,” DeSantis continued. schools as “today’s flat Church is rising to the occa- warm shower and a warm Creek Elementary School tar classrooms unless their DeSantis, who attended earthers.” sion. place to stay.” in Kissimmee, DeSantis parents formally object. a high-school football play- The church is opening supported a new order by “The data and the evi- off game Friday in Vero CLASSES continued on 2A its fellowship hall through SHELTER continued on 2A

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CLASSES “offers our public schools instruction. Democrat, called DeSantis’ a much-needed measure Corcoran’s latest order approach to the pandemic QUICK HITS Continued From 1A of reassurance for the new also outlines learning and “bullish,” with “a lack of Scripture of the Day year.” supplemental intervention empathy that really is my “All you had to do is “Florida’s schools remain services, with an empha- greatest concern as we’ve “and the world passeth away, and the lust talk to a teacher, they all underfunded, and covid- sis placed on reading and gone through this pandem- thereof: but he that doeth the will of God abi- said the same thing, that it 19 continues to create ter- mathematics. ic.” deth for ever.” was not the same, and that rible disruption, but the Almost 40 percent of the “Every community is — 1 John 2:17 (KJV) kids were falling behind,” state’s support for students state’s public-school stu- going to be a little different. DeSantis added. on-campus and off should dents have been studying Every community is see- The Florida Education remain stable this spring,” remotely in the current ing different spikes,” Fried Association teachers union a news release from the semester. said on Monday. “Not giv- and other plaintiffs filed a union said. The plan for the spring ing that type of authority to Thought for Today lawsuit this summer chal- FEA President Andrew came after state officials the locals and not trying to do what you can, with what you have, where you are. lenging a July order by Spar suggested the state worked with the Florida show leadership on this has — theodore roosevelt, 1858-1919, american Corcoran that was aimed could also suspend “high- Association of District really been his downfall. president at reopening schools. stakes standardized test- School Superintendents. He really has lost a lot of The plaintiffs argued that ing” or that tests be made Appearing at the news the public’s trust in dealing Corcoran’s order would less “make or break,” so conference, Osceola County with this response.” force teachers to “need- students and teachers can Superintendent Debra Pace Since Nov. 15, the state Winning Lottery Numbers lessly expose themselves catch up from the coronavi- said the order provides has averaged more than to a deadly and conta- rus disruption. districts a “bit more fiscal 8,500 new coronavirus Pick 3: (sunday p.m.) 8-5-5 gious virus based solely A key issue in the union stability,” while helping par- cases a day, the highest rate Pick 4: (sunday p.m.) 1-2-4-2 on a blanket and arbitrary lawsuit involved part of the ents not ready to send their since late July. Fantasy 5: (sunday) 19-30-31-32-35 decision that schools July order that dealt with children into brick-and- Asked about requests to must reopen for in-person the way public schools mortar classrooms. require Floridians to wear See an error? instruction or lose their are funded. The order “We do know that learn- masks, DeSantis main- the Lake City reporter corrects errors of fact in news funding.” effectively conditioned ing happens best in a class- tained his opposition to items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, A Leon County circuit a portion of money on room with a caring teacher, issuing such mandates. please call the editor. Corrections and clarifications will judge in August sided with school districts submit- surrounded by their peers,” “How has that worked run in this space. thanks for reading. the plaintiffs, but his ruling ting reopening plans that Pace said. “But we also out in the states that have was overturned by a panel included the use of brick- know that’s not the right done it? Has that stopped of the 1st District Court of and-mortar classrooms, in option for some of our fam- an outbreak in Minnesota, Submissions the Lake City reporter accepts photographs and caption Appeal. The appeals court addition to offering online ilies, some students who’ve Illinois, Michigan. What information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would Monday refused requests alternatives. been successful in the digi- about New Jersey? What like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture by the plaintiffs for a rehear- In Monday’s order, tal learning world.” about all these states where and information to the editor: [email protected]. ing. school districts must sub- The event was the first you have an explosion in After DeSantis and mit a plan by Dec. 15 that for DeSantis since a Nov. cases?” DeSantis replied. Corcoran announced the meets Corcoran’s require- 4 appearance before the “So, I mean, at some point, Lake City Reporter new order Monday about ments for the spring, which media at the Capitol. does the observed experi- HOW TO REACH US ADVERTISING the second half of the school continues a requirement Agriculture ence matter? I’m opposed Main number ...... (386) 752-1293 Director Chris Ratliff Fax number ...... 752-9400 (386) 754-0417 year, the union expressed of schools being open five Commissioner Nikki Fried, to mandates. Period. I don’t Circulation...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) cautious optimism that it days a week for in-person the only statewide elected think they work.” Online ....www.lakecityreporter.com The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate CLASSIFIED of Community Newspapers Inc., Kym Harrison is published Tuesday through (386) 755-5440 Saturday/Sunday at 180 E. Duval (classifi[email protected]) For those interested Monday night with tempera- St., Lake City, FL 32055. Periodical PARADE in attending a Christmas SHELTER tures expected to get as low postage paid at Lake City, Florida, BUSINESS OFFICE Member of The Associated Press Vickie Busscher Continued From 1A parade this year, the Continued From 1A as 33 degrees. and the Florida Press Association. (386) 754-0436 Suwannee County Tonight, the National All material herein is property of ([email protected]) the Lake City Reporter. No part of CIRCULATION Day, homecoming, Chamber of Commerce Tatem said the church Weather Service forecast the contents of this publication may Olustee, etc.” will host a night parade started the service about calls for a low of 30 degrees be reproduced in whole or in part Director Sara Mercer without written permission of the (386) 754-0408 Pinchouck said Saturday night as the four years ago any time the and the NWS has issued a publisher. ([email protected]) Rotarians would focus finale of the Christmas temperature is expected freeze watch for the over- U.S. Postal Service No. 310-880. The Lake City Reporter is home POSTMASTER: Send address delivered Tuesday through Saturday, on bringing back the on the Square event. to drop below 35 degrees. night hours. changes to Lake City Reporter, P.O. except on postal holidays, via U.S. Lake City Christmas Following the lighting Without a shelter in the area According to the NWS, the Box 1709, Lake City, FL 32056. Postal Service. Please call 386-755- PUBLISHER 5445 to report any problems with Parade in 2021 and con- of Heritage Christmas for those in need, Tatem Wednesday night low is fore- your delivery service. (circulation@ tinue to serve the com- tree and movie in the said the church construct- cast at 37 degrees. Publisher Todd Wilson lakecityreporter.com) (386) 754-0418 munity as it always has park Thursday evening, ed a building for its stu- Parkview Baptist is locat- ([email protected]) Home delivery rates as bell ringers for the the Christmas on the dent classes with the goal ed at 268 NW Lake Jeffery (Tuesday–Saturday/Sunday) NEWS 4 Weeks ...... $10.70 Salvation Army outside Square festival begins in mind of it being able to Road, which is across from Editor Jamie Wachter 12 Weeks ...... $31.70 the Lake City Walmart Friday evening and con- be used for the community Young’s Park. (386) 754-0428 24 Weeks ...... $54.15 ( ) 52 Weeks ...... $88.85 during the Christmas tinues all day Saturday in as well. For more information, call [email protected] © Copyright 2020 Lake City Reporter No part of this publication may be season. downtown Live Oak. The shelter was opened the church at 386-752-0681. reproduced in any manner without specific written permission from the publisher. All rights reserved. OBITUARIES THE WEATHER Betty Jean Bryan Crews Gateway-Forest Lawn Funeral The family will receive friends Betty Jean Bryan Crews, Home. Arrangements are from 1:00-2:00 P.M. (one hour age 87, passed away Saturday, under the direction and care of prior to the services) at the 1 Tue 2 Wed 3 Thu 4 Fri 5 Sat November 28, 2020, at home GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN funeral home. Arrangements are Sunny Mostly Partly Partly Partly following an FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S. under the direction and care of Sunny Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy extended ill- US HWY 441, Lake City, FL, GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN ness. She was 32025, 386-752-1954. Please FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S. born June leave words of comfort for the US HWY 441, Lake City, FL, HI 51 LO 27 HI 57 LO 36 HI 68 LO 51 HI 72 LO 48 HI 64 LO 40 11, 1933, to family at www.gatewayforest- 32025, 386-752-1954. Please the late N.B. lawn.com. leave words of comfort for the and Nita family at www.gatewayforest- REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Tuesday, Dec. 1 Cason Bryan Emma Jean Depoe lawn.com. Tuesday's highs/Tuesday night's low in Jasper, Florida. In 1951, Emma Jean Depoe, 80, of Lake Valdosta City Wednesday Thursday she married William Eldridge City, passed away on Friday eve- Lora Lynn Lewis Hynes 49/29 Jacksonville Cape Canaveral 67/59/pc 74/65/mc Crews, and they truly lived hap- ning, November 27, 2020. She Lora Lynn Lewis Hynes, 53, Tallahassee Lake City 52/33 51/27 Daytona Beach 62/54/pc 72/63/mc pily ever after. They moved to was born in Palatka, FL on April of Lake City, passed away on 51/30 Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 69/55/s 76/63/pc Jacksonville for Mr. Crews to 21, 1940 to the Friday, November 27, 2020 at Pensacola 53/29 56/39 Ft. Lauderdale 72/65/s 76/69/mc 55/38 Panama City 58/39/s 71/53/pc further his education and started late John Burb Shands University of Florida 54/35 Ocala Gainesville Jacksonville 58/43/s 70/56/pc a family. In 1961, they moved Higganbothan Hospital in Gainesville after a 54/30 Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 74/69/s 77/72/mc to Lake City with their two chil- and Ruth Vera sudden illness. She was born in 56/38 59/44 Lake City 57/36/s 68/51/pc dren. They would add another Pearl Allen. Lake City on October 7, 1967 to Miami 72/67/s 76/71/mc Tampa Naples 72/58/s 78/65/pc 59/37 child and call Lake City “home” She has made the late Oran Robert Lewis and West Palm Beach Ocala 59/41/s 73/55/pc for the rest of their lives. Betty the Lake City Elsie Lewis. She has lived most 64/58 Orlando 64/49/pc 73/60/pc was employed by the Columbia area her home of her life in Lake City and was Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 59/46/s 67/53/mc Ft. Myers 66/54 Pensacola 61/50/pc 67/51/sh County School Board, Finance since the early 1970’s and was a of the Baptist faith. She worked 63/40 Naples Tallahassee 57/39/s 65/52/mc Dept., for 20 years before retiring member of the North Lake City for Nettles Sausage for over ten 66/46 Miami Tampa 66/51/pc 75/61/mc to tend to grandbabies. She was Church of God. She worked as years and in her spare time, she 67/58 Valdosta 56/36/s 65/50/mc Key West W. Palm Beach 71/67/s 75/71/mc a member of Parkview Baptist an Aircraft Mechanic for over ten enjoyed being outside, hunting 72/61 Church. Prior church member- years and in her spare time, she arrowheads with her husband, ship was with The First Advent enjoyed coloring, sewing, fish- nature and loved animals. LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX Christian Church. She loved each ing, watching birds, doing flow- She is survived by her husband member of both churches. She er crafts, working on crossword of 21 years, David Hynes of Lake TEMPERATURES SUN was quiet in her Christian faith, puzzles and working in her yard. City; step-son, Brandon Hynes High Monday 69 Sunrise today 7:09 a.m. Low Monday 43 Sunset today 5:29 p.m. 4 but believed deeply in Jesus She is preceded in death by of Lake City; siblings, Robbie, Normal high 70 Sunrise tom. 7:10 a.m. Moderate Christ, her blessed Savior. Mrs. her son, John Depoe; and her Missy, Anne and Deana. Many Normal low 47 Sunset tom. 5:29 p.m. 40 mins to burn Crews was a devoted wife and grandsons, Ken Dicks & Connor extended family and friends also Record highhi 84 in 1982 Today’s mother and a wonderful, doting Ogletree. survive. Record low 26 in 1959 MOON ultra-violet radiation risk grandmother. God and family She is survived by her son, Memorial services for Mrs. Moonrise today 6:36 p.m. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 8:13 a.m. for the area on were her life! James Richard Depoe of Lake Hynes will be conducted on a scale from 0 Moonrise tom. 7:26 p.m. Monday 0.06" to 10+. Mrs. Crews leaves behind to City; daughters, Ann Dicks, Wednesday, December 2, 2020 at Month total 1.95" Moonset tom. 9:08 a.m. cherish her memories a son, Don Marie Martin (Tim) and Darlene 4:00 P.M. in the Gateway-Forest Year total 54.61" (Sheila) Crews, daughters, Karen Diane Belcher all of Lake Lawn Memorial Chapel. The Normal month-to-date 2.03" Normal year-to-date 49.51" (Michael) Smith and Angie City; brothers, Mark Benton of family will receive friends from Dec 7 Dec 14 Dec 21 Dec 29 (Tom) Witt, grandchildren, Arizona, Paul Benton of Lake 3:00-4:00 P.M. (one hour prior to Last New First Full Brad and Mara Crews, Hunter City and Gerald Benton of Utah; the services) at the funeral home. (Rebecca) Smith, Katherine Witt, sisters, Patricia Benton and Arrangements are under the direc- and Caroline (Andrew) Nettles, Deborah Benton both of Utah. tion and care of GATEWAY- WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY great grandchildren, Chloe and Nine grandchildren, thirteen FOREST LAWN FUNERAL 90° 7a Actual 1p high 7p Average high 6a On Dec. 1, 1989, heavy Shyla Crews, a sister, Marjorie great-grandchildren and numer- HOME, 3596 S. US HWY 441, snow blanketed the Actual low Average low mountains of New Bryan Tompkins and many niec- ous nieces and nephews also sur- Lake City, FL, 32025, 386-752- 90° Mexico, with 12 inches es and nephews. She was preced- vive. 1954. Please leave words of com- reported at the Angel 80° Fire Ski Basin. Strong ed in death by her husband of 64 Funeral services for Ms. fort for the family at www.gate- 70° northerly winds, ushering cold air into the north years, Eldridge, grandson, Bryce Depoe will be conducted on wayforestlawn.com. 60° central United States, Crews, brothers, N.B. Bryan Jr. Friday, December 4, 2020 at 2:00 50° gusted to 55 mph at Devils Lake, N.D. and Will Bryan, and sister, Diana P.M. in the Gateway-Forest Lawn Obituaries are paid advertise- 40° Bryan McGauley. Memorial Chapel. Interment ments. For details, call the Lake 30° Private funeral services will will follow in the Forest Lawn City Reporter’s classified depart- Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon be conducted for the family by Memorial Gardens Cemetery. ment at 752-1293. LOCAL 3A TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2020 LAKE CITY REPORTER State’s October tax revenue tops forecast News Service of Florida The report from the downward in August, giving in October 2020 essentially TALLAHASSEE — Legislature’s Office of the state three consecutive match the collections in Economic & Demographic months of beating that low- October 2019.” Florida for the first time Research indicated that ered forecast. Gov. Ron DeSantis said: Construction/Debris Containers Available since spring beat a monthly general revenue taxes com- “Given the nature of the “We’ve done better each revenue forecast that had ing into the state during fiscal shock, comparisons and every month than was been in place before the October were $35.4 million to the same month in the forecasted over the last four 755-7060 coronavirus pandemic over a pre-pandemic forecast prior year produce the or five months. And I think 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. slammed into the state, made in January. They also most meaningful metrics,” we’ll continue to see that. Delivered to your job site today. according to an October were $313.5 million above the report said. “In this So, we want to keep that report released Monday. a forecast that was revised respect, overall collections momentum going.”

Harris denied having an former Marion County com- DEAL interest in the company missioner and construction Continued From 1A or its properties — which company executive, became also includes six parcels the public works director Land — who has a back- at the Interstate 75 and for Suwannee County in ground in real estate — County Road 136 inter- 2012 before being named said rather than complete change where Suwannee county administrator later the purchase for the entire County is in the process of that year. property Harris utilized an building water and waste- “How did Mr. Adams assignability clause in the water plants — Land said. get to the table on our pur- contract to bring in another Harris, though, admitted to chase? Land asked. “How buyer — NCYT, a Marion knowing Adams but as an did he end up with what County-based corporation acquaintance. he ended up with at the — for part of it. Land, though, believes same price we had to pay? That portion just so the two men are closer And now he’s set to make happened to be the entire than that as Harris owned $300,000 to $400,000 in an road frontage of the prop- a house just down the 18-month period of time? erty along U.S. 129, save road — NE Highway 314 “That just smells really a 90-foot easement for the — from Adams. Harris, a bad.” county to access its land and the future fire station. That frontage property cost NCYT and its owner, Ronald Adams, $67,400 — the appraised value of $8,320 per acre. Or the same price per acre that the county paid for its portion. Both deals were closed on the same day, too. “Anybody with a real estate half of a brain knows that all the value is up John A Kasak front on that big highway,” CPCU CLU ChFC RICP, Agent Land said, adding all those 904 SW SR 247 Branford Hwy Lake City, FL 32025 details led to his growing Bus: 386-752-7521 concern and prompted a www.johnkasak.com private meeting on Nov. 18 he asked the county’s administrative head if he had any stake in NCYT as well as his relationship with Adams, who has since list- ed the property for sale for $623,700. “I was concerned Mr. Harris knew Mr. Adams and that something was going on.”

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OUR OPINION Light displays are bright sign of normalcy f Christmas lights and lots of them are your thing, then you won’t be disappointed this year. Two main- Istays of the region are still lit for this year’s outdoor attractions as part of the Christmas tradition in North Florida. Both the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park and the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park have their light displays up and ready for visitors this season. The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park leads the way with its annual Suwannee Lights event. The drive- through format this season features an enhanced show with more animation, new scenes and an estimated 6.5 million lights. Visitors will follow a new route through the path of lights this year and there is a drive-through route and also a portion of the display is a walk-through, as in year’s past. Suwannee Lights runs nightly from 6 p.m.-10 p.m. through December 30 at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park north of Live Oak. There is an admission charge and more information can be found at www. suwanneelights.com. The lights at Stephen Foster are just that, lights only and no other elements of the festival, but the quiet sol- itude of the lights wrapped on the oaks in this majestic setting is breathtaking. The park has a serene beauty that is classy and elegant like no other location in the region. It is worth the admission charge and the time investment to park and walk and recharge during a mild evening stroll on the grounds of this beautiful location. A spot to reset and shake off a glum attitude The Stephen Foster lights exhibit is open limited dates: December 4-5; 9-12; 16-24, so plan ahead and make your plans. The park is open for light gazing from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on these dates. The workers and the support groups at both of these Find your pouty place park locations have done a fantastic job at stringing liter- ally millions of lights in both parks so that visitors from osie, came up with an idea for Whining and carrying on. Let him across North Florida and South Georgia can visit and an article — The Pouting Shed. be gone and direct him to the Pouty experience at least some semblance of holiday cheer this (No autocorrect I am not writ- Christmas season. J Place. ing Potting Shed, thank you very The endeavor to string these lights takes weeks to Wife a bit strung out and acting much for your interference. This is conquer and we appreciate the effort. It means a lot to all huffy? There’s no room to be a play on words. Get it?) our community and it will give us another reason and gruffy. She knows where she can another opportunity to get out of the house and enjoy That was it, just the name — The go. Do not stop, do not collect $200, the decorated beauty of an outdoor venue. Pouting Shed. I liked the sound walk right on to the Pouting Shed. This year, more than ever, getting outside and enjoy- of it and took this as a challenge. The Pouting Shed does not have ing holiday beauty, in a normal way, should mean more Challenge accepted. all the niceties of the Man Cave or than it ever has. It got me thinking that from time Marlene Kenney She Shed. It is bare — bare to the [email protected] Enjoy the lights. Support both parks. Merry to time, we all need to distance. A bone. It’s just a place for you to col- Christmas. little space and time to get away lect, reflect and get a handle. from everyone and everything. And the Pouty Place doesn’t need Thus was created the Man Cave and no one else in mind. to be a separate building or room the She Shed. A space to call our The Pouting Shed on the other at all, it can simply be a designated TODAY IN HISTORY own. To decorate (or not) as we see hand would stand on its own. It corner inside or out away from On this date: fit. interference and interaction. The Man Cave term started The Pouting Shed does not Whenever you feel the pouting In 1824, the presidential election was turned over around 1992. A room dedicated to have all the niceties of the coming on, give yourself some to the U.S. House of Representatives when a dead- the man of the house (even if no Man Cave or She Shed. It is space. Breath at a slower pace. lock developed between John Quincy Adams, Andrew one else lives with him). It usually bare —bare to the bone. It’s Pouting is not for you. Give it the Jackson, William H. Crawford and Henry Clay. occupies a humongous large screen just a place for you to collect, shoo. In 1860, the Charles Dickens novel “Great TV, stereo equipment, lazy boy reflect and get a handle. To borrow from Paul Simon — Expectations” was first published in weekly serial form. recliners, and well-stocked fridge. “Get off the bus, Gus. Make a new In 1862, President Abraham Lincoln sent his Second Some have gone as far as to add plan, Stan. Drop off the key Lee and Annual Message to Congress, in which he called for the a pool table or game table/chairs. would, of course, be gender neutral set yourself free.” abolition of slavery, and went on to say, “Fellow-citizens, Others may have brought their or gender inclusive. Meaning any- And now that December is here we can not escape history. We of this Congress and this motorcycle, car or airplane parts in one being pouty can use this space. and Christmas is on the countdown Administration will be remembered in spite of ourselves.” to work on. It’s for the man. Men, Let’s face it, no matter how posi- — “You better watch out, you better n Associated Press men, men, men, manly men, men, tive or happy we are, sometimes we not cry, you better not pout, I’m men, men … ahhhh. get a bit pouty. And when this hap- telling you why — Santa Claus is The She Shed resonates with pens you may be sent to the Pouting coming to town.” Shed or you may go on your own to Lake City Reporter a totally different persona. It’s n Marlene Kenney is a retired human Lake City Reporter feminine. All glammed up with the Pouty Place. resources director who lives in Lake City. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 nowhere to go. All the fufu fashion Tired of seeing your kids pout? She has been a columnist for the past one woman can stand. Or maybe No need to shout. Give them some four years and has written for several TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride it’s your very own craft area, artist time out. 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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR LETTERS POLICY Thanks President Trump for your service Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and To the Editor: Constitution. office so they can begin destroying Now, about this election, the our country. Socialism and commu- libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s I wish to thank you for publishing biggest sham we as a nation ever nism imply the same. Read up! name, address and telephone number for verification. the letter written by Mr. Hayward had to endure or accept. Do you What Trump has had to put up Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers Simpson Nov. 19, 2020, and thank think the crooked election, after with and still accomplish so much and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. Mr. Simpson for the “right on” the truth of fraudulent conspiracy speaks volumes, shows how strong statements and facts he presented. will be overthrown, I think not! a President he is. I also want to thank our forefa- Crookedness is too embedded. I want to thank President Trump BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL thers for the foresight of imple- In the time Trump was doing for the four years he has given our 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. menting freedom of speech in the so much good for our country, the country. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. Constitution. Democrats did nothing (to earn President Trump, I salute you! BY EMAIL: [email protected] I also want to thank the many their tax paid wages) instead kept who stand up and declare there spewing erroneous lies and plotting Dee Dee Racke will be no amendments to the unlawful ways to get him out of Lake City TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2020 ADVICE & COMICS LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A

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1999 Honda government stakeholders on Telephone: (352) 373-5500 FAILURE TO PERSONALLY from: COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- proposed changes to recre- Attorney for the Plaintiff APPEAR AT THIS ADVISORY www.demandstar.com DA 4M2XV11T1XDJ28016 ational uses on the upper The above is to be HEARING CONSTITUTES www.suwcounty.org BOARD OF COUNTY COM- 1999 Mercury Ichetucknee River within the placed in: CONSENT TO THE TERMINA- or MISSIONERS boundaries of Ichetucknee The Lake City Reporter TION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS Suwannee County Administra- BID NO. 2020-CC 612061 Springs State Park. Presenta- 180 E. Duval Street, Lake City, OF THESE CHILDREN. IF tion, 13150 80th Terrace, Live O’LENO TO ICHETUCKNEE December 1, 2020 tion and discussion will focus FL 32055 YOU FAIL TO APPEAR ON Oak, FL 32060. (386) 590- TRAIL MAINTENANCE on recent recovery of sub- Phone: (386) 752-1293 | Fax: THE DATE AND TIME SPECI- 0732 The Board of County Commis- Public Auction to be held De- merged aquatic vegetation and (386) 752-9400 FIED, YOU MAY LOSE ALL [email protected] sioners (County) will receive cember 18, 2020 at 8AM at management strategies to en- LEGAL RIGHTS AS A PAR- Description: sealed proposals in the office of Ozzie's Towing & Auto, LLC, sure continued protection. 611605 ENT TO THE CHILDREN Suwannee County is soliciting Commissioners, 135 NE Her- 199 SE Llewellyn Ave. Lake A COPY OF THE AGENDA November 24, 2020 NAMED IN THIS NOTICE. proposals from vehicle suppli- nando Avenue, Suite 203, Lake City FL, 32025 (386) 755-0608 MAY BE OBTAINED BY CON- December 1, 2020 If you are a person with a dis- ers to lease or purchase two (2) City, FL 32055, until 2:00 PM Following VIN Numbers: TACTING: ability who needs any accom- “ready to roll”, white in color, 44 local time on Tuesday, Decem- Daniel Alsentzer, Planning modation in order to participate cubic yard frontload commer- ber 22, 2020, for the following: 2015 CHRYSLER Managr, Ichetucknee Springs in this proceeding, you are enti- cial garbage trucks. The pro- O’Leno to Ichetucknee Trail 1C3CCCAB2FN626655 State Park, PH# (850) 694- tled, at no cost to you, to the posed units must include all Maintenance 1538 or email FLStatePark- provision of certain assistance. standard equipment, all safety To be eligible for consideration, 2002 SATURN [email protected]. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Please contact Court Adminis- equipment, a warranty state- all proposers must be regis- 1G8ZP12832Z291548 A copy of the meeting materials THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- tration, 173 NE Hernando Av- ment and comply with the fol- tered in the State of Florida to and agenda are available be- CUIT enue, Room 408, Lake City, lowing specifications. The suc- practice their profession at the 610971 fore the date of the public IN AND FOR SUWANNEE Florida 32055; (386)758-2163; cessful preparer shall be re- time of proposal. Proposers December 1, 2020 meeting online at https://flori- COUNTY, FLORIDA [email protected] at sponsible to take possession of JUVENILE DIVISION without a complete proposal SUWANNEE RIVER WATER dadep.gov/parks/public-partici- least 7 days before your sched- the truck after the first 13 described will be considered pation. IN THE INTEREST OF: uled court appearance, or im- months and assume responsi- MANAGEMENT DISTRICT CASE NO.: 2019-13-DP improper. The solicitation infor- PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI- If you need special assistance mediately upon receiving this bility of the lease balance or ex- mation is available online only or a sign language interpreter, G., A. (F)DOB: 08/07/2009 notification if the time before ercise a repurchase option. The CATION G., B. (M)DOB: 11/15/2010 at: http://www.columbiacoun- Notice is hereby given that pur- please inform us at least 5 days the scheduled appearance is County reserves the right to tyfla.com/PurchasingBids.asp in advance so we may make G., L. (M)DOB: 02/26/2013 less than 7 days; if you are waive compliance by any appli- suant to Chapter 373, Florida G., G. (M)DOB: 08/22/2014 Statutes, the following applica- arrangements to accommodate hearing or voice impaired, call cant with any provision con- 612194 you. You may request assis- G., W. (F)DOB: 11/17/2015 711. tained in this request whenever tion for permit was received on Minor Children December 1, 8, 2020 November 12, 2020: tance in writing or by phone at WITNESS my hand as Clerk of the County in its sole discretion 850-694-1538. NOTICE OF ACTION said Court and the Seal thereof, believes such waiver is in the Mike Shaw, Mayo Fertilizer, (TERMINATION 581 NE CR 411, Mayo, FL this 17th day of November, County’s best interests. The 611964 OF PARENTAL RIGHTS) 2020. County Administrator will be the 32066 has submitted an envi- TO: MEGAN COMBASS ronmental resource permit December 1, 2020 Barry Baker final authority on acceptable al- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ADDRESS UNKNOWN Clerk of Circuit Court ternatives. THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- (ERP) application number ERP- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 023-235398-2. The project is By: Sandra Blanton LEN K. STAPLETON, CUIT that the State of Florida, De- As Deputy Clerk CHAIRMAN IN AND FOR COLUMBIA located in Columbia County, partment of Children and Fami- Section 36, Township 3 South, SUWANNEE COUNTY BOARD COUNTY, FLORIDA lies, has filed a Petition to ter- 610929 OF COMMISSIONERS JUVENILE DIVISION Range 17 East, and includes minate your parental rights and 14.49 acres of impervious sur- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, November 24, 2020 IN THE INTEREST OF: THIRD permanently commit the follow- December 1, 8, 15, 2020 612177 CASE NO. 2010-80-DP face on a total project area of ing children for adoption: A. G, 25.2 acres. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, December 1, 2020 M. E. (M) DOB: 1/20/2007 IN AND FOR born on 08/07/2009, B. G,, born REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Minor Child. Interested persons may com- on 11/15/2010, L. G., born on RFP NUMBER 2021-03 ment upon the application or HAMILTON COUNTY, NOTICE OF ACTION FLORIDA. 02/26/2013, G. G, born on SUWANNEE COUNTY BOARD (TERMINATION OF submit a written request for a 08/22/2014, and W. G., born on OF COUNTY COMMISSION- staff report containing proposed WOODLAND III, LTD., PARENTAL RIGHTS) CIVIL ACTION 11/17/2015. A copy of the Peti- ERS WILL RECEIVE PRO- DEMO & Debris Clean-up. TO: DEBRA EZELL agency action regarding the ap- CASE NUMBER: 2020-52-CA tion is on file with the Clerk of POSALS FOR THE FOLLOW- 386-755-7060. ADDRESS UNKNOWN plication by writing to the the Court. You are hereby com- ING: FRONT LOAD GARBAGE Suwannee River Water Man- Plaintiff, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED VS. manded to appear on January TRUCKS that the State of Florida, De- agement District, Attn: Re- 11, 2021, at 9:00 a.m., before Date/Time/Location for receiv- source Management, 9225 DIVISION: partment of Children and Fami- RUSSELL VONRICHARD the Honorable William F. ing RFPs: Friday, December lies, has filed a Petition to ter- C.R. 49, Live Oak, Florida BURCH Williams, III, Acting Circuit 18, 2020 4:00 pm, Late re- NEEDED: Paraprofessionals - minate your parental rights and 32060. Such comments or re- Judge, at the Suwannee Coun- sponses will not be considered. quests must be received by Defendant(s). Substitute Teachers - Part permanently commit the follow- NOTICE OF ACTION ty Courthouse, 200 South Ohio Suwannee County Clerk of ing child for adoption: M.E., 5:00 PM within 14 days from Time PE Teacher - Part Time CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Ave., Live Oak, Florida, for an Courts Cashier Window, 200 school van driver born on 1/20/2007. A copy of the date of publication. ADVISORY HEARING. South Ohio Avenue, Live Oak, No further public notice will be NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To apply, contact: the Petition is on file with the TO: RUSSEL VONRICHARD You are REQUIRED to contact FL 32064. (386) 362-0500 Clerk of the Court. You are provided regarding this applica- Epiphany Catholic School BURCH your Attorney upon notice of Date/Time/Location for RFP 386-7522320. hereby commanded to appear tion. A copy of the staff report this Summons. You are re- Opening: Tuesday, December must be requested in order to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED on January 6, 2021, at 10:30 that a Complaint for Foreclo- quired to appear in person for 22, 2020 10:00 am or soon a.m., before the Honorable Le- remain advised of further pro- this hearing unless otherwise thereafter Judicial Annex, 218 ceedings. Substantially affect- sure for the property located at andra G. Johnson, Circuit Lot 11, Hillandale Subdivision, advised by your attorney. Parshley Street, Live Oak, FL In Print & Online ed persons are entitled to re- Judge, at the Columbia County Hamilton County, Florida has Your Attorney can be reached 32064. Courthouse, 173 NE Hernando quest an administrative hear- at: 386-697-1762. RFP Documents Available ing, pursuant to Title 28, Florida been filed and commenced in www.lakecityreporter.com Ave., Lake City, FL 32055, for this Court and you are required FAILURE TO PERSONALLY from: an ADVISORY HEARING. Administrative Code, regarding the proposed agency action by to serve a copy of your written You are REQUIRED to contact defenses, if any, to it on ADAM your attorney upon receipt of submitting a written request af- ter reviewing the staff report. J. LEE, ESQ. attorney for Plain- this Summons. You are RE- tiff, whose address is 4735 NW QUIRED to appear in person 53rd Ave., Suite A, Gainesville for this hearing unless other- 612325 December 1, 2020 Florida, 32653 and file the origi- wise advised by your attorney. nal with the clerk of the above Your attorney can be reached The Florida Department of En- styled court on or before thirty at 386-697-1762 or 386-754- vironmental Protection, Division (30) days after the date of first 1076. of Recreation and Parks, an- publication; otherwise a default FAILURE TO PERSONALLY nounces a public meeting to will be entered against you for APPEAR AT THIS ADVISORY which all persons are invited. the relief prayed for in the com- HEARING CONSTITUTES DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, plaint or petition. CONSENT TO THE TERMINA- December 15, 2020, 9:00 a.m. This notice shall be published TION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS – 11:00 a.m. (ET) once each week for two (2) OF THIS CHILD (OR CHIL- Presentation will begin shortly consecutive weeks in The Lake DREN). IF YOU FAIL TO AP- after 9 a.m., followed by oppor- City Reporter. PEAR ON THE DATE AND tunity for public comment. WITNESS my hand and the TIME SPECIFIED, YOU MAY MEETING LOCATION: This seal of said court at Jasper, LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS public meeting will be conduct- Florida on this 20th day of A PARENT TO THE CHILD ed virtually via media technolo- November, 2020. (OR CHILDREN) NAMED IN gy free for public use. GREG GODWIN THIS NOTICE. Please register for the As Clerk, Circuit Court If you are a person with a dis- Ichetucknee Springs State Park (Circuit Court Seal) ability who needs any accom- public meeting at: https://at- Hamilton County, Florida modation in order to participate tendee.gotowebinar.com/regis- 207 N.E. First Street, Suite 106 in this proceeding, you are enti- ter/6890436372704972302 Jasper, FL 32052 tled, at no cost to you, to the After registering, you will re- By/s/ Cynthia Jonson provision of certain assistance. ceive a confirmation email con- As Deputy Clerk Please contact Court Adminis- taining information about joining Attorney(s) for Petitioner tration, 173 NE Hernando Av- the webinar. ADAM J. LEE, Esquire enue, Room 408, Lake City, GENERAL SUBJECT MATTER ADAM LEE LAW PLLC Florida 32055; (386)758-2163; TO BE CONSIDERED: To ad- Florida Bar No. 0072083 [email protected] at vise the general public, recre- 4735 NW 53rd Ave, Suite A least 7 days before your sched- ational user groups, environ- Gainesville, FL 32653 uled court appearance, or im- mental organizations, and local Email: [email protected] mediately upon receiving this government stakeholders on Telephone: (352) 373-5500 notification if the time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if you are THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME hearing or voice impaired, call By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek 711. Unscramble these Jumbles, WITNESS my hand as Clerk of one letter to each square, said Court and the Seal thereof, to form four ordinary words. this 20 day of November, 2020. JAMES M. SWISHER, as Clerk ELABK @PlayJumble of Court By: Trish Brewington As Deputy Clerk

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To complain of lationship development. A $121,400. CALL JENNA RUFF discrimination call HUD toll free prospect list is provided. AT 386-249-4830. at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free -Ensure both customers and telephone number to the hear- prospects have a detailed un- Poole Realty CALL RIC DONO- ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE THE UNIFORM METHOD OF derstanding of Lake City Re- VAN AT 386-590-1298. Fort porter, lakecityreporter.com, White. Santa-Fe Here I come. COLLECTING NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS Currents, Homeseller and oth- Lots of custom wood work. er company products through MLS#108221. $329,900. a consultative selling ap- Poole Realty CALL KELLIE proach. SHIRAH AT 386-208-3847. Poole Realty CALL KELLIE The Town of Fort White, Florida (the “Town”) hereby provides notice, -If you show drive to succeed, Live Oak. Tremendous SHIRAH AT 386-208-3847. pursuant to section 197.3632(3)(a), Florida Statutes, of its intent to use we will train and give you the 5BR/3BA home. MLS#108394. Lake City. Affordable lot inside opportunity. $399,000. city limits. MLS#108577. the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem special assessments to $7,500 Poole Realty CALL ELIZA- Please send your resume to: WELLBORN (SUWANNEE be levied within municipal limits of the Town for the cost of providing Chris Ratliff, BETH VARGASON AT 386- 590-6001. Jasper: Spacious COUNTY) MLS#108896 BEAU- solid waste collection services commencing for the Fiscal Year beginning Advertising Director, TIFUL scenic lots in Penning- [email protected] 3BR/2BA manufactured home. MLS#108507. $60,000 ton Oaks. $22,500 DANIEL on October 1, 2021. The Town will consider the adoption of a resolution CRAPPS 386-397-3002. electing to use the uniform method of collecting such assessments LAKE CITY (COLUMBIA Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- COUNTY) MLS#108794 VIL- 0237 Large versatile land tract authorized by section 197.3632, Florida Statutes, at a public hearing to News Reporter LAGE WOOD 4BR/2BA 1,864 located 10 minutes from town. SqFt brick home on corner Paved and graded road access. be held at 6pm on December 23, 2020 in the Town Hall of the Town lot. $189,000. DANIEL MLS#108910. $299,000 The Lake City Reporter has an CRAPPS 386-397-3002. of Fort White located at 118 SW Wilson Springs Rd., Fort White FL. opening for an aggressive Country Rivers Realty, LLC news reporter. Our community Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- 386-497-3305 Hunting, Fishing, Such resolution will state the need for the levy and will contain a legal offers plenty of opportunity for 0237 Updated and move in Starry Skies and peaceful pri- description of the boundaries of the real property subject to the levy. enterprise news, including ready! Brick 3BR/2BA home lo- vacy. parcel consists of 2 build- some investigative work. This cated in the heart of Lake City. able lots. MLS#108914 $24,900 Copies of the proposed form of resolution, which contains the legal position covers a variety of MLS#108811. $220,000 news assignments and some LAKE CITY (COLUMBIA description of the real property subject to the levy, are on file at the Town features. 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EQUESTRIAN

COURTESY PHOTOS CHS equestrian team competes in first event The Columbia equestrian team competed in its first competition at Green Cove Springs over the break. There were 137 riders and eight teams. All the riders, under trainer Meg Leepcak, did much better on the second day of competition with Ryley Coleman scoring the most team points. The team finished fifth and were ranked second overall until the last event. Being a new and smaller team, they didn’t have a rider in the last class of the competition, dropping them to fifth place. This is a huge accomplishment considering they are a new team and they were competing against much more experienced teams. They were the only official high school team at the competition. All the other teams were from private barns. Pictured on the left are Mary Odum (from left), Coleman, Eadie Turner, Natalie Campbell, Lily Lee and Emily Etter. On the right are Coleman (from left), Leepack, Odum and Etter. Here are the individual results:

Open Varsity (Highest level of competition) — Lee: one fifth-place finish, two sixth-place finishes and one seventh-place finish — Odum: one third-place finish, one fifth-place finish, one sixth-place finish and one seventh-place finish — Coleman: one second-place finish, one third-place finish, one fifth-place finish and one sixth-place finish Varsity Intermediate — Turner: one fifth-place finish and three sixth-place finishes Future Novice of cross rails — Etter: one third-place finish and two sixth-place finishes Future Beginner on the Flat — Campbell: third and fourth

“We’re doing this for CHS each other and definitely CHASTEEN Continued From 8A Coach Allen,” Brown said. Continued From 10A “He’s only been to the regional finals three times way they fought in such a now so this is for him. All rience with teams like the Sliders, Florida Select, rough year. the time and work he puts Gainesville Gold and finally, Jax Fusion Elite. “It’s been a rough year in with us away from his “Over the years we have traveled the country for everybody, but we family to be with us, we and played at more softball complexes and golf didn’t know if we were have to do it for him.” courses and crashed in more hotels than I can going to play football or Allen loves his players remember. The time, work, blood, sweat and tears start workouts. Kids were like family. So does his are all made visibly evident by the scars, cuts thinking about leaving. staff, which displayed a ton and bruises accumulated across my body. As I’ve Coaches who had their of leadership this season. grown through these experiences—I’ve made, met programs running were Columbia’s coaches and known so many great friends, players, team- trying to call my kids say- never wavered in their con- mates, mentors and coaches along the way that ing, ‘We’re practicing and fidence in their kids. They have shared and encouraged my competitive drive you aren’t.’ And right now, showed up to practice every and battled on the field and in the trenches along many of those teams are day believing the Tigers side me. These relationships I will keep and cher- sitting at home and we’re were on the cusp of not just ish for a lifetime. still rolling, so it just makes one win, but several. “Throughout it all, I’m forever grateful to have it feel so much better this The players believed had a family, strong in the Lord, that has support- year to be in the Elite 8.” them too. You don’t have to ed me unconditionally throughout this wild ride. That brutal schedule to pinch them — they expect- Through the wins and losses—the good days and start the season could have ed to be here. the bad—they have been by my side pushing me, taken a toll on the Tigers. “You have to give a encouraging me, loving me. Thank you for instill- It probably would have for testament to our staff,” ing in me the work ethic and perseverant fire that Allen said. “We’ve come most teams but not this BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter drives me on. group. Columbia receiver Tra’ Tolliver tries to escape a tack- into work everyday and “It is with this in mind, and much prayer they didn’t see a letdown The mental toughness le against Daytona Beach Mainland during Friday’s and deliberation, that I am beyond thrilled to from us and you’re going announce my commitment to Emory and Henry Columbia showed this region 1-6A semifinal. season is something to be to look to your leaders College to become a Wasp and play E&H Softball admired. How many groups rolled past Englewood was just another dose of when you’re a group of and E&H Golf. I want to thank Coach Forrester of teenagers would have 41-7, then toughed out a adversity for the Tigers, young men to see how they and Coach Mannino for recruiting me so relent- stuck together through all defensive battle over Ponte who have fed off of it all respond. Every week when lessly, offering me in both of the sports that I that to get this far? Vedra 14-0 before edging season long. we sat down I was telling love, making me feel a part of the E&H family This team has my abso- Seabreeze 28-14 in the Just like that, Shyheim them that we’re close, very and demonstrating their vision for the future lute respect. regional quarterfinals. Brown knocked the ball out close, close to being a very of the E&H softball and golf programs as they “We just didn’t give up,” Daytona Beach Mainland of quarterback Theodore good football team. And transition to D2. My plan is to pursue Sports edge rusher Bobby Miller was next. Columbia jumped Lockley’s hands and A’deon now you see it. I’m just Management/Strength and Conditioning at said. “We just believed in out in front 21-10 this past Farmer scooped it up and extremely proud of them.” Emory and Henry, where I would ultimately like each other because we Friday only to watch the took it the other way for the Job well done Tigers. Go to continue working in the sports industry sup- knew going into the season Buccaneers rattle off 14 game-winning touchdown. finish the job. porting other athletes in their journey as coach, we had a tough schedule. straight points to take the It was a remarkable play teacher and mentor, just as so many have done Coach Allen was telling us lead in the fourth quarter. in a remarkable year for ANOTHER OFFER for me on my journey.. we played all hard teams so Mainland was about to Columbia. And none of it FOR PETERSON “Go Wasps! Stingers Up!” now when the playoffs come put the game away too, would have been possible Columbia 2022 receiver Chasteen has started at catcher for Columbia’s it’s going to be a cakewalk.” driving inside Columbia’s if it wasn’t for the players Marcus Peterson received softball team since her freshman year. She recently At least the first postsea- 35-yard line with under believing in each other as an offer from Tennessee on wrapped up her fourth season on the golf team, son game was. The Tigers three minutes to play. It well as their head coach. Monday. posting a team-best 38.7 nine-hole average.

of 62 games with Caldwell and Khan stopped short of a house option. He finished with a career- last week, and with veteran Mike JAGS coach Gus Bradley directing a cleaning both times, first pinning high 159 yards from scrimmage Glennon playing well in his first Continued From 10A roster rebuild. blame on Bradley and then on against Cleveland and became start since 2017, it’s possible It probably should have hap- Coughlin. the NFL’s first undrafted rookie Minshew might not see the field pened in 2019, after personnel Caldwell and Marrone got with 1,100 yards from scrim- again in 2020. chances to tie or win each in the chief Tom Coughlin, Caldwell another chance to show what mage in his first 11 career waning minutes. and Marrone dismantled one of they could do without Coughlin. games. INJURED Nonetheless, owner Shad the most talented teams in fran- They failed miserably, losing Rookie defensive tackle Khan fired general manager chise history. more consecutive games in a WHAT NEEDS HELP DaVon Hamilton’s right knee Dave Caldwell following the Along with other notable single season than anyone in the The Jags need better execu- isn’t “as bad as we thought,” team’s 10th consecutive loss, errors, the trio let receiver Allen team’s previous 25 years. tion with 2-point conversions. Marrone said. Hamilton is parting ways Sunday after a Robinson leave; chose running They gambled on second-year They have been successful twice headed to injured reserve, but series of head-scratching quar- back Leonard Fournette over QB Gardner Minshew, and he in eight attempts, including he should be healthy enough terback decisions and equally quarterbacks Deshaun Watson showed holes in his game. They three straight misfires. They for offseason workouts in egregious debacles involving and Patrick Mahomes; re-signed rolled the dice with the league’s had chances to tie Houston and March. first-round picks. flawed quarterback Blake Bortles; youngest defense, and it allowed Cleveland with 2-point tries late Khan also kept coach Doug overpaid oft-injured quarterback at least 30 points in six straight and failed both times. KEY NUMBER Marrone and his staff in place Nick Foles; and ruined relation- games. And the team’s latest 6 — number of players through the end of the season, ships with cornerback Jalen first-round picks, cornerback CJ STOCK UP remaining from Caldwell’s first almost certainly ensuring a total Ramsey and pass rusher Yannick Henderson and defensive end Rookie Collin Johnson caught five draft classes (2013-17), and reboot for the floundering fran- Ngakoue to the point where both K’Lavon Chaisson, look like reach- four passes for a career-high only one of those (Myles Jack) is chise. essentially forced trades. es at Nos. 9 and 20, respectively. 96 yards against the Browns, certain to return in 2021. “I think there’s a foundation,” Near the end of their tenure, Caldwell couldn’t defend any including a 46-yard score in Marrone said. “I think it’ll attract the NFL Players Association had of it, especially not the mounting the first quarter. It was the NEXT STEPS many people. Who wouldn’t warned free agents about sign- losses. second-longest touchdown by a Jacksonville has a lose-lose want to work for someone that’s ing with Jacksonville because of It was time to go in a different Jacksonville player in 2020 and game at Minnesota on Sunday. If going to give you all the support Coughlin’s overbearing ways. direction. the longest TD reception by a the Jaguars lose, they lower the that you need? That’s what you The locker room was filled Jaguars rookie since 2017. second-round pick they got from want.” with infighting publicly, and the WHAT’S WORKING the Vikings in exchange for DE Change was long overdue. It coaching staff and front office Robinson continues to STOCK DOWN Ngakoue. If Jacksonville wins, it probably should have happened were pointing fingers at each impress, even though opponents Minshew (thumb) was inac- risks dropping out of the second in 2016, after Jacksonville lost 48 other privately. know he’s the team’s No. 1 tive Sunday despite throwing overall draft spot. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2020 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 9A

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All times Eastern Fourth Quarter 25. Liberty9-1 87 NR Women’s AP Top 25 Purse: $1.8 million GL, Hilton Head, S.C. Chi—Robinson 6 pass from Trubisky The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Yardage: 6,663; Par: 72 April 22-25 – Zurich Classic of New (Santos kick), 11:48. Dropped out: No. 19 Auburn (5-3); No. 21 preseason 2020-21 women’s college Orleans, TPC Louisiana, Avondale, La. Final Round Chi—Montgomery 3 pass from Trubisky Texas (5-3); No. 23 North Carolina (6-3). basketball poll, with first-place votes in April 29-May 2 – Valspar Championship, NFL (Mooney pass from Trubisky), 3:21. Others receiving votes: Auburn (5-3) 75; parentheses, 2019-20 final records, total Top 10 Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead), Palm North Carolina (6-3) 68; Missouri (4-3) 43; AMERICAN CONFERENCE A—0. points based on 25 points for a first-place C. Bezuidenhout 69-68-68-69-274 Harbor, Fla. Texas (5-3) 40; North Carolina State (7-3) vote through one point for a 25th-place Richard Bland67-67-74-70-278 May 6-9 – Wells Fargo Championship, East Chi GB 40; Appalachian State (7-2) 33; Buffalo Sean Crocker70-68-68-72-278 WLTPct PF PA First downs2628 vote and last year’s final ranking Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, N.C. (4-0) 29; Colorado (3-0) 27; San Jose Record PtsPrv Adrian Meronk65-66-71-76-278 Buffalo 830.727299 282 Total Net Yards351 393 May 13-16 – AT&T Byron Nelson, TPC Craig Miami740.636 284205 State (4-0) 19; Memphis (6-2) 17; Boise 1. S. Carolina (29)3-0 7491 J. T. Schaper69-67-67-75-278 Ranch, McKinney, Texas Marcus Armitage 71-71-67-70-279 New England560.455 229255 Rushes-yards16-122 39-182 State (4-1) 15; Nevada (5-1) 14; Boston 2. Stanford (1) 1-0 7042 May 20-23 – PGA Championship, Kiawah N.Y. Jets011 0.000 152 322 Passing229 211 College (6-4) 10; Army (7-2) 6; Mississippi 3. UConn 0-0 689 3 Adri Arnaus 70-67-69-73-279 Scott Jamieson66-71-72-70-279 Island Resort (Ocean), Kiawah Island, S.C. Punt Returns 0-0 0-0 (4-4) 3; West Virginia (5-3) 2; Florida 4. Baylor 1-0 665 4 May 27-30 – Charles Schwab Challenge, South Atlantic (5-1) 1; Central Florida (6-3) 1. 5. Louisville 2-0607 5 Alexander Levy 70-72-68-69-279 WLTPct PF PA Kickoff Returns4-741-8 6. Mississippi St. 1-0 586 6 R. Macintyre72-70-70-67-279 Colonial CC, Fort Worth, Texas Tennessee 830.727324 285 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 2-0 AP Top 25 Indianapolis 740.636302 253 7. Arizona 1-0 566 7 PGA Tour Schedule, Winners Comp-Att-Int 26-46-2 21-29-0 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press 8. NC State2-0 564 8 Houston470.364 268 297 college football poll, with first-place Sept. 10-13 - Safeway Open, Silverado TRANSACTIONS Sacked-Yards Lost 3-13 0-0 9. UCLA1-0 494 9 Resort and Spa North, Napa, Calif. Jacksonville110 0.091227 325 votes in parentheses, records through 10. Oregon 1-0 477 10 North Punts2-44.0 2-46.0 Nov. 28, total points based on 25 points 11. Kentucky 2-0466 11 (Stewart Cink) Monday’s Transactions WLTPct PF PA Fumbles-Lost 3-10-0 for a first-place vote through one point 12. Texas A&M 2-0412 13 Sep 17–20 – U.S. Open, Winged Foot West BASEBALL Pittsburgh 10 001.000 298 174 Penalties-Yards5-453-17 for a 25th-place vote, and previous 13. Indiana1-0 342 16 Course, Mamaroneck, N.Y. (Bryson DeChambeau) Major League Baseball Cleveland830.727 265286 Time of Possession 22:16 37:44 ranking: 14. Maryland2-1 32712 Baltimore640.600 268 195 Record PtsPrv 15. Northwestern 0-0 289 17 Sept. 24-27 - Corales Puntacana Resort & American League Cincinnati 28 1.227230 289 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1. Alabama (62)8-0 15501 16. Arkansas3-1 265 14 Club Championship, Corales Golf Club, CLEVELAND INDIANS — Traded RHP Adam Cimber to Miami for cash considerations. West RUSHING—Chicago, Montgomery 11-103, 2. Notre Dame9-0 14812 17. Oregon St. 1-0 256 18 Punta Cana, Dominican Republic (Hudson WLTPct PF PA Trubisky 3-11, Patterson 2-8. Green Bay, 3. Ohio St. 4-014033 18. Gonzaga0-1 19321 Swafford) KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Signed OF Kansas City 10 10.909 348 238 Jones 17-90, Williams 17-73, Rodgers 2-12, 4. Clemson 8-11392 4 19. Ohio St. 1-0 189 20 Oct. 1-4 - Sanderson Farms Michael Taylor. Designated LHP Foster Las Vegas 650.545 292319 St. Brown 1-7, Boyle 2-0. 5. Texas A&M6-1 1262 5 20. DePaul 0-1187 19 Championship, CC of Jackson, Jackson, Griffin for assignment. Denver470.364 209 298 PASSING—Chicago, Trubisky 26-46-2-242. 6. Florida 7-112266 21. Missouri St. 2-1153 24 MS (Sergio Garcia) National League L.A. Chargers380.273 277300 Green Bay, Rodgers 21-29-0-211. 7. Cincinnati8-0 1204 7 22. Syracuse 1-0 142 23 Oct. 8-11 - Shriners Hospitals for Children CHICAGO CUBS — Named Jeff Greenberg 8. BYU 9-0 11138 23. Iowa St. 1-1128 15 NATIONAL CONFERENCE RECEIVING—Chicago, Robinson 8-74, Open, TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV assistant general manager. Named Craig Montgomery 5-40, Mooney 3-34, Graham 9. Miami 7-1991 10 24. Michigan 2-0110 25 (Martin Laird) Breslow assistant general manager and East 10. Indiana 5-1984 12 25. Texas 2-065- WLTPct PF PA 3-32, Miller 3-28, Ridley 2-16, Nall 1-10, Oct. 15-18 - CJ Cup, Shadow Creek Golf vice president of pitching. 11. Georgia 6-2919 13 Others receiving votes: South Dakota St. N.Y. Giants 470.364 214 253 Kmet 1-8. Green Bay, Adams 6-61, Tonyan 12. Iowa St. 7-2873 15 Course, Las Vegas (Jason Kokrak) MIAMI MARLINS — Designated RHP Jose Washington470.364 241243 5-67, Lazard 4-23, St. Brown 2-39, Lewis 31, North Carolina 24, South Dakota 20, Oct. 22-25 - Zozo Championship, Urena for assignment. 13. Oklahoma 6-2815 14 Notre Dame 20, Arizona St. 10, Wake Philadelphia 36 1.350220 254 2-16, Sternberger 1-5, Jones 1-0. 14. Coastal Carol.9-0 694 16 Sherwood Country Club, Thousand Oaks, FOOTBALL Dallas 380.273251 359 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Forest 9, Ohio 6, South Florida 1, Boston Calif. (Patrick Cantlay) 15. Marshall 7-0600 17 National Football League College 1, Tennessee 1, Rutgers 1, Duke 1. Oct. 29-Nov. 1 - Bermuda Championship, South Monday’s Game 16. Northwestern 5-1577 11 ARIZONA CARDINALS — Placed TE Evan Port Royal GC, Southampton, Bermuda WLTPct PF PA Seattle at Philadelphia, late 17. Southern Cal 3-0540 19 Baylis on waivers. 18. Wisconsin 2-1531 18 (Brian Gay) New Orleans 920.818326 225 Wednesday’s Game BALTIMORE RAVENS — Activated OLB Tampa Bay750.583 344 280 19. Oklahoma St. 6-2426 21 Nov. 5-8 - Houston Open, Memorial Park Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. MLB Jaylon Ferguson,G D.J. Fluker, CB Iman Atlanta470.364 295 281 20. La.-Lafayette8-1 352 23 Golf Course, Houston, TX (Carlos Ortiz) Marshall and DT Broderick Washington Carolina 480.333 280 300 Sunday, Dec. 6 21. Oregon 3-1326 9 MLB Calendar Nov. 12-15 - 2020 Masters Tournament, from the reserve/COVID-19 list. Cincinnati at Miami, 1 p.m. 22. Tulsa 5-1244 24 Dec. 2 — Last day for teams to offer 2021 Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Ga. North CAROLINA PANTHERS — Placed DE Yetur WLTPct PF PA Cleveland at Tennessee, 1 p.m. 23. Washington 3-0218 - contracts to unsigned players on their (Dustin Johnson) Gross-Matos on the reserve/COVID-19 Green Bay830.727 349 283 Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. 24. Iowa4-2 119 - 40-man rosters. Nov. 19-22 - RSM Classic, Sea Island list. Chicago560.455 216 250 Indianapolis at Houston, 1 p.m. 25. Liberty9-1 67 - Dec. 6 — Hall of Fame Golden Days Era Resort (Seaside), Sea Island, Ga. (Robert CLEVELAND BROWNS — Claimed S Tedric Minnesota560.455 292305 Jacksonville at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Others receiving votes: North Carolina 65, committee vote announced, Dallas. Streb) Thompson off waivers from Kansas City. Detroit 470.364 252 328 Las Vegas at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Buffalo 56, Texas 39, Auburn 25, Colorado Dec. 7-10 — Winter meetings, Dallas. Dec. 3-6 - Mayakoba Golf Classic, El Activated FB Andy Janovich from the New Orleans at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 21, NC State 11, Boise St. 8, San Jose St. 8, 2021 Camaleon GC, Playa del Carmen, MEX West reserve/COVID-19 list. WLTPct PF PA Washington at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. SMU 8, Oregon St. 1, UCF 1. Jan. 15 — International amateur signing Dec. 3-6 - Hero World Challenge, Albany, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Activated K Seattle 730.700318 287 L.A. Rams at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. period opens. New Providence, Bahamas. Chase McLaughlin from the L.A. Rams 740.636263 215 N.Y. Giants at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Feb. 1-19 — Salary arbitration hearings, Dec. 11-13 - QBE Shootout, Tiburón GC, reserve/COVID-19 list. Arizona 650.545 304 258 New England at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Scottsdale, Ariz. Naples, Fla. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Activated DE San Francisco560.455 261 254 Philadelphia at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. Feb. 17 — Voluntary reporting date for Jan. 7-10 – Sentry Tournament of Gendard Avery from injured reserve. Thursday’s Games Denver at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. AP Top 25 pitchers, catchers and injured players. Champions, Plantation Course at Kapalua, Promoted TE Caleb Wilson and DT T.Y. Houston 41, Detroit 25 Open: Carolina, Tampa Bay The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Feb. 22 — Voluntary reporting date for Maui, Hawaii McGill to the active roster. Washington 41, Dallas 16 Monday, Dec. 7 preseason 2020-21 college basketball other players. Jan. 14-17 – Sony Open, Waialae Country PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Activated DE Dallas at Baltimore, 4:30 p.m. poll, with first-place votes in Feb. 27 — Mandatory reporting date. Club, Honolulu Sunday’s Games Isaiah Buggs and G Kevin Dotson from the Buffalo at San Francisco, 8:15 p.m. parentheses, final 2019-20 records, total Jan. 21-24 – The American Express, Atlanta 43, Las Vegas 6 reserve/COVID-19 list. points based on 25 points for a first-place Stadium Course, La Quinta, Calif. Buffalo 27, L.A. Chargers 17 MLS TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS— Activated WR vote through one point for a 25th-place Jan. 28-31 – Farmers Insurance Open, Cleveland 27, Jacksonville 25 Jaydon Mickens and RB T.J. Logan from vote and last year’s final ranking Torrey Pines South, San Diego Miami 20, N.Y. Jets 3 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Record PtsPrv Playoff Glance the reserve/COVID-19 list. Placed DL Feb. 4-7 – Waste Management Phoenix Minnesota 28, Carolina 27 1. Gonzaga (57) 2-01569 1 Conference Semifinals Benning Potoa on the reserve/COVID-19 Amway Coaches Top 25 Poll Open, TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, Ariz. N.Y. Giants 19, Cincinnati 17 2. Baylor (6) 2-015132 Eastern Conference list. New England 20, Arizona 17 The Amway Top 25 football poll, with 3. Iowa2-0 1410 5 Feb. 11-14 – AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Tennessee 45, Indianapolis 26 first-place votes in parentheses, records 4. Wisconsin 2-012877 Sunday, Nov. 29 Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach, SOCCER New Orleans 31, Denver 3 through Nov. 29, total points based on 25 5. Illinois3-0 12818 New England 3, Orlando City 1 Calif. National Women’s Soccer League San Francisco 23, L.A. Rams 20 points for first place through one point 6. Duke1-0 11859 Columbus 2, Nashville 0 Feb. 18-21 – The Genesis Invitational, WASHINGTON SPIRIT — Re-signed M Tori Kansas City 27, Tampa Bay 24 for 25th, and previous ranking: 7. Kansas1-1 11696 Western Conference Riviera CC, Pacific Palisades, Calif. Huster to a two-year contract. Green Bay 41, Chicago 25 Record PtsPvs 8. Michigan St. 2-0102813 Tuesday, Dec. 1 Feb. 25-28 – Puerto Rico Open, Grand 1. Alabama (59)8-0 1547 1 9. Creighton1-0 98111 Late Sunday Dallas at Seattle, 9:30 p.m. Reserve Country Club, Rio Grande, Puerto TODAY IN SPORTS 2. Notre Dame (2) 9-114792 10. Houston 3-0949 17 Rico Wednesday, Dec. 2 Green Bay 41, Chicago 25 3. Clemson 8-113914 11. West Virginia3-0 943 15 Feb. 25-28 – World Golf Minnesota United at Sporting KC, 9 p.m. Dec. 1 Chicago37015 —25 4. Ohio State (1) 4-01382 3 12. Villanova2-1 939 3 Championships-Mexico Championship, 1936 – End Larry Kelley of Yale is named Green Bay621 14 0—41 5. Florida 7-11255 5 13. Tennessee0-0 87812 Conference Championships Club de Golf Chapultepec, Mexico City 14. North Carolina 1-0 59116 the Heisman Trophy winner. 6. Texas A&M 6-11254 6 Sunday, Dec. 6 March 4-7 – Arnold Palmer Invitational, 1951 – Arnold “Showboat” Boykin of First Quarter 7. Cincinnati8-0 1177 7 15. Virginia 1-1581 4 GB—Adams 12 pass from Rodgers (kick 8. Brigham Young9-0 1073 8 16. Virginia Tech 3-0570 - Eastern Conference Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, Fla. Mississippi scores seven touchdowns in a failed), 7:22. 9. Miami 7-11026 9 17. Texas 1-0 47819 New England at Columbus, 3 or 6:30 p.m. March 11-14 – The Players Championship, 49-7 rout of Mississippi State. Chi—FG Santos 27, 5:14. 10. Georgia6-2 97210 17. Texas Tech 2-1478 14 Western Conference TPC Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 1956 – The United States beats the Soviet Second Quarter 11. Indiana 5-1934 12 19. Richmond2-0 382 - Seattle-Dallas winner vs. Kansas March 18-21 – The Honda Classic, PGA Union 89-55 to win the gold medal in GB—Lewis 5 pass from Rodgers (Crosby 12. Iowa State7-2 855 15 20. Kentucky 1-1363 10 City-Minnesota winner, 3 or 6:30 p.m. National (Champion), Palm Beach men’s basketball at the Melbourne 13. Oklahoma 6-2816 14 21. Oregon 0-0 338 20 Gardens, Fla. Olympics. Bob Jeangerard (16), K.C. Jones kick), 14:55. MLS Cup GB—Lazard 2 pass from Rodgers (Crosby 14. Coastal Carol.9-0 625 17 22. Florida St. 0-0 304 21 March 24-28 – World Golf (15), Jim Walsh (14) and Bill Russell (13) kick), 4:34. 15. Marshall 7-0615 16 23. Ohio St.2-0 282 23 Saturday, Dec. 12 Championships-Dell Technologies Match each score double-digits. 16. USC 3-0581 18 24. Rutgers3-0 25224 Teams TBD, 8 p.m. Play, Austin Country Club, Austin, Texas 1959 – Louisiana State halfback Billy GB—P.Smith 14 fumble return (Crosby 17. Northwestern 5-1535 13 25. Arizona St 2-1233 18 kick), 3:11. March 25-28 – Corales Puntacana Resort Cannon wins Heisman Trophy. 18. Oklahoma St. 6-2469 22 Others receiving votes: Michigan 90, San GOLF &Club Championship, Corales Golf Club, 1973 – Jack Nicklaus wins the Disney Chi—Robinson 1 pass from Trubisky 19. Wisconsin 2-1459 20 (Santos kick), :19. Diego St. 86, Saint Louis 69, Louisville 55, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic World Open to become the first 20. Oregon 3-1343 11 Alabama 52, Florida 45, Indiana 38, UCLA European Tour Open Scores April 1-4 – Valero Texas Open, TPC San professional golfer to surpass $2 million Third Quarter 21. La.-Lafayette8-1 293 24 14, Maryland 9, Providence 7, Stanford 7, Sunday Antonio - AT&T Oaks, San Antonio, Texas in career earnings. GB—Tonyan 39 pass from Rodgers 22. Tulsa 5-1228 25 UConn 6, Clemson 4, LSU 3, Arkansas 2, April 8-11 – Masters Tournament, Augusta 23. Washington 3-0186 NR At The Leopard Creek Country Club 1980 – South Carolina running back (Crosby kick), 6:30. Loyola of Chicago 1, TCU 1, Colorado 1, BYU National GC, Augusta, Ga. 24. Iowa 4-2125 NR Malelane George Rogers is named the Heisman GB—Williams 13 run (Crosby kick), 1:12. 1. April 15-18 – RBC Heritage, Harbour Town Trophy winner.

SPORTS ON TV COLLEGE FOOTBALL Today 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) ESPN — Champions Classic: Michigan 1:30 p.m. State at Duke ESPN — Maui Invitational: TBD, 9 p.m. Mendenhall upset Virginia game Semifinal, Asheville, N.C. BTN — South Dakota at Nebraska 2:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Legends Classic: Brigham ESPN — Champions Classic: Kentucky vs. Florida State was called off Young vs. Southern California, Semifinal, vs. Kansas, Indianapolis Uncasville, Conn. ESPN2 — Maui Invitational: TBD, 3 p.m. Consolation Semifinal, Asheville, N.C. BTN — Oakland at Purdue GOLF 4 p.m. 3 a.m. (Wednesday) ACCN — St. Francis at Virginia GOLF — EPGA Tour: The Dubai ESPN — Maui Invitational: TBD, Championship, First Round, Jumeirah Semifinal, Asheville, N.C. Golf Estates Club House, Dubai, United 5 p.m. Arab Emirates BTN — Wisconsin (Green Bay) at SOCCER (MEN’S) Wisconsin 9 p.m. ESPN2 — Hartford vs. Villanova, FS1 — MLS Western Conference Playoff: Uncasville, Conn. FC Dallas at Seattle, Semifinal FS1 — Nebraska (Omaha) at Creighton 8 p.m. 6 p.m. FS2 — CONCACAF League: Arcahaie ACCN — Western Kentucky at Louisville FC vs. Forge FC, Quarterfinal, Santo CBSSN — Navy at Georgetown Domingo, Dominican Republic 7 p.m. 10 p.m. ESPN2 — Maui Invitational: TBD, CBSSN — UEFA Champions League: TBA, Consolation Semifinal, Asheville, N.C. Group Stage (taped) FS1 — Oklahoma State at Marquette FS2 — CONCACAF League: C.D. 7 p.m. Marathón vs. Deportivo Saprissa, BTN — Towson at Maryland Quarterfinal, Tegucigalpa, Honduras

IN BRIEF Ravens-Steelers rescheduled again for Wednesday

The Baltimore Ravens’ struggle to contain an extended out- break of the coronavirus forced their rescheduled game Tuesday ERIN EDGERTON/Daily Progress/TNS night against the unbeaten Pittsburgh Steelers to be moved back Virginia coach Bronco Mendenhall talks with quarterback Brennan Armstrong during a game against to Wednesday afternoon. Louisville on Nov. 14 in Charlottesville. It’s the third fix to a matchup originally slated to be played Thanksgiving night. The game will remain on NBC, but at 3:40 By HANK KURZ Jr. Unfortunately, policies and other Virginia Tech.” p.m. ET. Associated Press things prevented us from making an While Mendenhall was clearly Also, the Steelers’ home game in Week 13 against Washington unnecessary trip,” Mendenhall said. frustrated and annoyed by what has been moved from Sunday to Dec. 7 at 5 p.m. The Ravens Florida State athletic director transpired, his words were less home game against Dallas will be on Tuesday, Dec. 8 at 8:05 p.m. Virginia coach Bronco Mendenhall said he and athlet- David Coburn said Saturday that sharp than those of Clemson coach on Fox and NFL Network. It was originally set for Thursday night, after one positive test on Friday Dabo Swinney, who a week earlier then moved to Dec. 7. ic director Carla Williams have contacted the Atlantic Coast night, contact tracing — along suggested that a Tigers’ lineman’s with injuries and previous players’ positive covid test was a bogus rea- 49ers to play 2 upcoming home games in Arizona Conference calling for updated protocols and procedures after the decisions to opt-out — left the team son for the Seminoles opting out. with only 44 scholarship players “This game was not canceled The San Francisco 49ers will play two home games in Arizona Cavaliers flew to Florida on Friday after new coronavirus regulations put in place by officials in only to learn their game against and some position groups “almost because of covid. Covid was just Northern California forced the team to find a temporary new home. Florida State would not be played entirely depleted.” an excuse to cancel the game,” The 49ers (5-6) will host the Buffalo Bills next Monday night because of covid-19 issues involv- Mendenhall said the league’s Swinney said, also suggesting that and Washington on Dec. 13 at State Farm Stadium, home of the ing the Seminoles. timeline is part of the problem. The Florida State should have to forfeit Arizona Cardinals, because they won’t be able to practice or play Virginia is the second team ACC requires teams to test players the game. games in their home in Santa Clara County for three weeks. in as many weeks that made the on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, The team said it will have information on practice arrangements trek to Tallahassee and learn the and Mendenhall said the Cavaliers FSU-DUKE GAME OFF later but it will likely need to look outside the area because the waited until all their test results The Atlantic Coast Conference rules imposed by Santa Clara County will require the players to Seminoles had an outbreak limit quarantine for 14 days any time they travel more than 150 miles. the number of players of their ros- were in at about 6 p.m. Friday shuffled its football schedule, calling ter. Florida State’s scheduled game before loading the team onto the off Florida State’s game at Duke on No. 10 Hoosiers lose starting QB for Big Ten homestretch Nov. 21 against No. 4 Clemson was airplane to travel to Florida. Saturday and sending Miami to play called off hours before kickoff. “And it doesn’t seem like too the Blue Devils instead. Indiana quarterback Michael Penix Jr. will miss the rest of this “There’s a lot of work that could much to ask for anyone that’s The Hurricanes were scheduled season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament. still be done regarding protocols playing in college football to have to come back from a two-week Coach Tom Allen made the announcement Monday. and regarding ensuring that when their test in and reported negative pause because of covid-19 issues The junior was injured during the third quarter of Saturday’s vic- you make a trip that you actually before the opponent gets on the air- at Wake Forest. But that game was tory over Maryland. have a chance to play the game,” plane to leave,” he said, adding that postponed because of virus prob- Jack Tuttle, a redshirt sophomore who started his career at Utah, Mendenhall said Monday, noting he has no desire to reschedule the lems with Wake Forest’s program. will replace Penix. that he and Williams have both game with the Seminoles. For Florida State, this will be It’s the third consecutive season Penix has had a season-ending “I have no interest in going back its third consecutive game to be injury. His freshman season also ended with a torn ACL in the same expressed concerns to the league. knee and Allen confirmed this injury was to the same knee. “I think that (Florida State coach to Florida State. That opportunity called off. The Seminoles’ previous The 10th-ranked Hoosiers visit No. 18 Wisconsin on Saturday. Mike) Norvell absolutely wanted was there, it’s no longer there,” two games against Clemson and to play the game. I think he was Mendenhall said. “I’m anxious Virginia were postponed on game- — Associated Press hoping we would play the game. to play Boston College and then day morning. Lake City Reporter First event for CHS equestrian team, 8A Story ideas?

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COMMENTARY ANALYSIS DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’ Jags have plenty to offer to new GM Jacksonville may have the most attractive opening in the NFL after firing Dave Caldwell on Sunday.

By MARK LONG Associated Press

JACKSONVILLE — The Jacksonville Jaguars have arguably the most attractive general manager opening in the NFL. It might not be close, either. They have several building blocks in place, including pass rusher Josh Allen, linebacker Myles Jack, running back James Robinson and receiver DJ Chark. They have 11 draft picks in 2021, including two first-rounders and probably four in the top 50. They will have close to $100 million in salary cap space. Throw in the Florida weather, nearby beaches, no state income tax and a patient owner who’s willing to spend big, and the Jaguars (1-10) should be able to entice just about anyone to come to Jacksonville and take over a team poised for a quick turnaround. The next GM will be able to select his quarterback and his head coach. He also will be able to put his touch on the league’s youngest roster that’s shown potential by playing closer-than-expected games against Houston, Green Bay and Cleveland in November. Jacksonville had

BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter JAGS continued on 8A Columbia defensive lineman Nate Walmsley tackles Daytona Beach Mainland quarterback Theodore Lockley during Friday’s Region 1-6A semifinal. From 0-5 to regional final: Tigers prove they’re a special group inch me because I don’t SHOOTING THE J was the 2012 squad, which To top it off, Columbia believe it. won 11. played one of the toughest P Columbia is back in But the 2020 Tigers have a regular-season schedules the regional finals for the first special place in Allen’s heart, around that featured teams time since 2015. In most sea- even moreso than those two. that have a combined record sons, I wouldn’t be surprised, Nothing about this season of 46-10. Through five but this year isn’t like most. was easy for Columbia. The games, Columbia was out- This year, the Tigers start- Tigers didn’t hold summer scored 135-85. ed 0-5. I wasn’t even sure workouts due to covid-19 So many reasons to quit, they’d win a game before the Jordan Kroeger concerns and Allen held off but the Tigers never did. playoffs. They almost didn’t Phone: (386) 754-0421 training camp for weeks for “I assure you, it feels better too, but they rallied for a [email protected] the same reason. than the first two just from 35-34 against North Miami Some players sat out, while how far these kids have Beach on Oct. 30. program has reached the coaches from other schools battled and the resiliency of Little did I know, that Elite 8 under head coach were calling the rest to pry MATT PENDLETON/TNS them,” Allen said. “It’s just Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Collin was just the beginning of a Brian Allen. them away to their programs. so impressive. You can tell special run for this group. One more win and the And when the Tigers finally Johnson (19) dives in the end zone for that these young men are a touchdown in the second quarter of Columbia has now won five Tigers will be in the state did start, they did so with just going to be great in life with the Jaguars game against the Cleveland straight to set up a date with semis just like that 2015 nine practices while trying to whatever they do just by the St. Augustine this Friday, group too. That one was spe- rebuild a roster that graduat- Browns at TIAA Bank Field on Sunday in marking the third time the cial, winning 12 games. So ed 20 seniors. CHS continued on 8A Jacksonville.

PREP SOFTBALL PREP ROUNDUP Columbia’s Reece Chasteen commits Columbia girls tie to Emory and Henry, will play golf too Eastside in soccer Staff report then Santa Fe on Dec. 8. Lady Tigers catcher made The Raiders come to Lake the announcement on social Columbia battled Eastside City on Jan. 8 while the media over the weekend. to a 1-1 draw Monday night Bulldogs visit on Jan. 22. at the CYSA Fields. Suwannee and Santa Fe By JORDAN KROEGER Skyler Ziegaus scored the play in Alachua on Dec. 7 [email protected] lone goal for the Lady Tigers and then in Live Oak on (2-2-3). Taiya Driggers made Dec. 14. She’s talented with a bat and 12 saves in the net. glove. Ziegaus’ goal was the BOYS BASKETBALL A golf club, too. equalizer in the second — The Villages Charter Reece Chasteen has excelled at half after the Lady Rams 75, Columbia 67: The both sports at Columbia. Now she’ll (1-2-1) scored via an own Buffalo defeated the suit up for both at the next level. goal in the first half. Tigers in the teams’ sea- Chasteen verbally committed son opener on Saturday at to Emory and Henry College, a BOYS SOCCER the Mighty Ike Shootout Division III school in Virginia that Columbia, Santa Fe and at Williston High School. is set to make the jump to Division Suwannee will compete this Charleston Ponds led II starting next year. The CHS season for a new trophy Columbia with 29 points dubbed the “Three Rivers senior made her announcement on OTHER SCORES Instagram and Twitter on Saturday. Cup.” Each team will play “This recruiting process has each other twice, with three — Girls basketball: Bell been a very long journey for my points awarded for a win 48, Fort White 47 family and I. What began as just a and one point for a draw. — Boys basketball: dream when I was only 10 years The school with the most Suwannee 42, Bradford 36 old—playing on the rec ball fields points in the standings at (Friday) of Lake City, FL—soon blossomed the end gets to keep the — Boys basketball: into a full-blown travel ball expe- FILE trophy for the year. Eastside 50, Suwannee 28 Columbia catcher Reece Chasteen fields a bunt and throws to first Columbia travels to (Saturday at Mighty Ike CHASTEEN continued on 8A base in a game against Middleburg in 2019. Suwannee tonight and Shootout)