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A Game for the Ages That Really Wasn't

GLENDALE, Ariz. – For the umpteenth time Monday night, but this time with the game tied and just over two minutes left, Auburn from its own 40 on first down called for Cam Newton to run an inside zone read to the right side. He handed off to Michael Dyer, and five yards later Oregon's Eddie Pleasant wrapped up Dyer...

Four Auburn Freshmen Avoid Scout Team Assignment

Auburn quietly moved most of its freshman class to the scout team this past week. As expected, highly regarded signees Neil Caudle, Lee Tilley, Michael Goggans, Terrell Zachery and Steven Ensminger all make the move over to the dark side. More than likely, they'll stay there this year barring any injuries to the Tiger...

Mike Berry News From the Web

05/29/12 Navigating online foreclosure auctions Source: NBC - WPTV NewsChannel 5 - West Palm Beach FL Dozens of foreclosed homes are sold at auction every week, some for a steal.
05/26/12 Berry sets school record on his way to nationals Source: CBS - KVAL 13 - Eugene OR Mike Berry advanced to Des Moines in emphatic fashion â breaking his own school record in the 400 meters â to lead 13 Ducks who qualified for the national championships Friday night at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds.
05/22/12 Money to be spent upgrading Tablelands sugar mill Source: ABC News - Australia Money continues to be invested in the sugar industry, with MSF Sugar announcing a $42 million upgrade to one of its mills.
05/17/12 Hearings set for Porter water park area zonings Source: Chesterton Tribune - Chesterton IN The Porter Plan Commission set a special June 6 public hearing on the rezoning of certain land parcels near Waverly Road and U.S. 20, but there's already disagreement what the proposed zoning should be. for a new buyer to re-open Splash Down Dunes waterpark --- a business transaction that led to the discovery of zoning problems in the Waverly/U.S. 20 area.
05/05/12 Oklahoma City police get 22 new positions in proposed... Source: The Oklahoman - Oklahoma City OK Under the proposed fiscal year 2013 Oklahoma City budget, the police department will get 12 new patrol officers, three more detectives and seven civilian investigator positions.