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Michele Bachmann dismantles health care on Twitter [UPDATE]
It’s a legislative move guaranteed to warm the hearts of teabaggers: Michele Bachmann is all set to vote in favor of repealing health care reform on Jan. 12.
She said so on Twitter.
That…
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Yates Breaks Pretty Much Every Passing Record You Care About
Consider this your bright spot on the day and definitely worth being noted.
Via Tar Heel Blue:
• Quarterback T.J. Yates finished 33 of 44 for 411 yards and two touchdowns, his sixth 300+ yard game of the season and his third 400+ yard game. His 33 completions were a school single-game record. The previous record was 31 by Kevin Anthony against LSU in 1985 and Darian Durant against Syracuse in 2003.
• Yates’ 411 yards were the most by a Tar Heel in Kenan Stadium, eclipsing the previous best of 388 by Ronald Curry against Georgia Tech in 2000.
• Yates set a new single-season record for passing yards with a 16-yard pass to Ryan Taylor in the second quarter and now has 2,920 for the year. The previous record was 2,655 yards by Yates in 2007.
• Yates also passed Darian Durant (8,755) for the career yards passing mark in the third quarter and now has 8,879 yards in his four years. Yates currently holds all the Carolina records for pass completions and passing yards (single-game, single-season and career).
So that’s the single season and career records for passing yardage all in one game. Very efficient of Mr. Yates. The three 400-yard games in one season is frankly amazing. Heck six games over 300 yards is amazing. And yeah, you cannot help but think what Yates may have done had he played a full season in 2008. Conceivably Yates tops 9000 career passing yards vs Duke next week and will add some more yards in whatever crappy bowl UNC winds up in.
The career TD mark is out of reach barring something nuts happening next week at Duke and in the bowl game. Yates has 56 career TD passes. The record, belonging to Darian Durant, is 68. The single season TD mark is within reach but it will take two prolific games. Yates has 17 TD passes this season. Chris Keldof’s single season mark is 23 TDs.
Hats off to T.J. Yates for a job well done.
• Yates set a new single-season record for passing yards with a 16-yard pass to Ryan Taylor in the second quarter and now has 2,920 for the year. The previous record was 2,655 yards by Yates in 2007.
• Yates also passed Darian Durant (8,755) for the career yards passing mark in the third quarter and now has 8,879 yards in his four years. Yates currently holds all the Carolina records for pass completions and passing yards (single-game, single-season and career).
BBL: Kentucky takes care of (second-half) business
Big Blue Links for Sunday:
- Ricky Lumpkin’s halftime speech sparks Kentucky past Vanderbilt 38-20, reports Chip Cosby of the Herald-Leader.
- If it was Randall Cobb’s farewell, it was a magnificent one, says my Sunday column.
- Mark Story of the H-L writes that Derrick Locke turned on the late show.
- Derrick Locke needed this type of game, writes Keith Taylor of the Winchester Sun.
- Kentucky storms past Vanderbilt in the second half, reports Will Graves of the AP.
- Kentucky rallies past Vanderbilt for bowl eligibility, reports Brett Dawson of the Courier-Journal.
- Larry Vaught of the Danville Advocate-Messenger writes that win was a fitting end for Mike Hartline’s home career.
- Vanderbilt thinks it still has plenty play for after loss to Kentucky, writes Jeff Lockridge of the Tennessean.
- Kentucky dominates second half in final home game, reports Aaron Smith of the Kentucky Kernel.
- James Pennington of the Cats Pause recaps the Kentucky victory over the Commodores.
- Kentucky takes care of bowl eligibility, writes Eric Lindsey of Cat Scratches.
- Glenn Logan of A Sea of Blue gives a post-mortem on the Kentucky win over Vandy.
- Patrick Patterson accepted his move to the D-League, writes Jerry Tipton of the Herald-Leader.
- Almost 99 percent of players are re-instated, but Kanter could be different, blogs Tipton.
- Doron Lamb made a big impact on Friday night, writes Wildcat-Den.
Tim Pawlenty orders Minnesota not to access federal health care reform money
Minnesota government agencies have been ordered by Gov. Tim Pawlenty not to participate in any of the discretionary benefits contained in federal health care overhaul legislation passed by …
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