Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 48(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 49(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

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Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 49(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

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Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 49(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 50(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 50(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 50(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 50(4) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

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Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 51(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 51(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 51(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 52(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 52(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 52(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 53(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 53(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 53(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 54(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 54(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 12:50 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 54(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool D Match 55(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool D Match 55(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool D Match 55(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool D Match 56(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool D Match 56(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool D Match 56(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool D Match 57(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool D Match 57(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool D Match 57(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 15(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 15(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 15(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 16(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 16(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 16(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 17(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 17(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 17(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 18(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 18(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 18(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 19(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 19(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 19(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 20(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 20(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 16:00 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 20(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Women's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 58(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 58(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 58(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 59(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 59(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 59(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 59(4) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 59(5) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 60(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 60(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool A Match 60(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 61(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 61(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 61(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 62(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 62(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 62(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 63(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 63(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool B Match 63(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 64(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 64(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 64(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 64(4) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 64(5) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 65(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 65(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 65(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 65(4) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 66(1) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 66(2) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Time] 18:30 [Venue] Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre [Event Item] Preliminary Round Pool C Match 66(3) [Start List] Start List [Result] Results [Status] Complete [Event Name]

Output: Men's Team

M2006 > Schedule and Results > Table Tennis


Input: [Golden State] Boston Celtics

Output: Gutted out a fierce win in overtime vs. a Mavericks team that had a lot of punch left in it. Boston's defense came and went repeatedly, but it managed to wear out the younger Mavs. Boston needed this kind of win and it's proof that the strides they've made are legitimate.

Nightly Grades 12.12.12: The Warriors fight out a tough win - CBSSports.com

Sometimes you win close games against good teams because they have a hot night. And sometimes you win close games against good teams because you have a hot night shooting. But sometimes you just out-execute the good team, and that's how the Warriors toppled the Heat. LeBron James was in fine form and made play after play, but couldn't nail the game winner. On the other side, the Warriors got the complete effort you want to see. Phenomenal win for a team that believes in itself with incredible power now.


Input: [Golden State] Minnesota Timberwolves

Output: With all the drama surrounding the Wolves this week, getting this win was big. It's a home win to set up Saturday's return of Ricky Rubio. Kevin Love and the Wolves closed out the Nuggets with some help from Denver's horrible late-game execution, but the result stands and it's a quality win for the Wolves.

Nightly Grades 12.12.12: The Warriors fight out a tough win - CBSSports.com

Sometimes you win close games against good teams because they have a hot night. And sometimes you win close games against good teams because you have a hot night shooting. But sometimes you just out-execute the good team, and that's how the Warriors toppled the Heat. LeBron James was in fine form and made play after play, but couldn't nail the game winner. On the other side, the Warriors got the complete effort you want to see. Phenomenal win for a team that believes in itself with incredible power now.


Input: [Golden State] Oklahoma City

Output: They didn't play well, it was a horrible game, really. But they get the B, entirely for winning when they didn't play well. Great teams can win without a dominant performance.

Nightly Grades 12.12.12: The Warriors fight out a tough win - CBSSports.com

Sometimes you win close games against good teams because they have a hot night. And sometimes you win close games against good teams because you have a hot night shooting. But sometimes you just out-execute the good team, and that's how the Warriors toppled the Heat. LeBron James was in fine form and made play after play, but couldn't nail the game winner. On the other side, the Warriors got the complete effort you want to see. Phenomenal win for a team that believes in itself with incredible power now.


Input: [Golden State] Phoenix Suns

Output: This was the prototypical "win one for the coach and players who are under fire" game. It's usually followed by a complete self-destruction, but the Suns needed a win and got a huge one with key defense and forcing the issue with Memphis. Big win for a team that needed it.

Nightly Grades 12.12.12: The Warriors fight out a tough win - CBSSports.com

Sometimes you win close games against good teams because they have a hot night. And sometimes you win close games against good teams because you have a hot night shooting. But sometimes you just out-execute the good team, and that's how the Warriors toppled the Heat. LeBron James was in fine form and made play after play, but couldn't nail the game winner. On the other side, the Warriors got the complete effort you want to see. Phenomenal win for a team that believes in itself with incredible power now.


Input: [Golden State] Denver Nuggets

Output: Oh, so that's what it's like when a team runs itself off a cliff.

Nightly Grades 12.12.12: The Warriors fight out a tough win - CBSSports.com

Sometimes you win close games against good teams because they have a hot night. And sometimes you win close games against good teams because you have a hot night shooting. But sometimes you just out-execute the good team, and that's how the Warriors toppled the Heat. LeBron James was in fine form and made play after play, but couldn't nail the game winner. On the other side, the Warriors got the complete effort you want to see. Phenomenal win for a team that believes in itself with incredible power now.


Input: [Golden State] Dallas Mavericks

Output: It was a game they could have won but they didn't have the discipline. It was a good effort, but not good enough. They went to MayoBall too much down the stretch and turned the ball over with reckless abandon.

Nightly Grades 12.12.12: The Warriors fight out a tough win - CBSSports.com

Sometimes you win close games against good teams because they have a hot night. And sometimes you win close games against good teams because you have a hot night shooting. But sometimes you just out-execute the good team, and that's how the Warriors toppled the Heat. LeBron James was in fine form and made play after play, but couldn't nail the game winner. On the other side, the Warriors got the complete effort you want to see. Phenomenal win for a team that believes in itself with incredible power now.


Input: [ODDS] 7/2 [TEAM] St. Louis Rams [2]

Output: Amendola is a free agent. The Rams have the picks available to trade from the RG3 trade. Harvin could slip into Amendola’s role without anyone noticing.


Input: [ODDS] 4/1 [TEAM] Miami Dolphins [2]

Output: Hartline wants to be paid as a WR1 even though he’s a WR2. This just may be one of the best fits for both parties.


Input: [ODDS] 5/1 [TEAM] Cincinnati Bengals [2]

Output: They have the cap room to sign Harvin to an extension, and have the need at WR. This could very likely be a landing spot.


Input: [ODDS] 7/1 [TEAM] Buffalo Bills [2]

Output: With all the injuries to their WR corps last year and the need for a playmaking WR this could be a possibility.


Input: [ODDS] 10/1 [TEAM] Kansas City Chiefs [2]

Output: Even if Bowe leaves, one headcase WR (Baldwin) should be enough for a rebuilding team. They also have McCluster as a good Harvin-like clone. But hey, it’s the Chiefs, who knows.


Input: [ODDS] 15/1 [TEAM] Cleveland Browns [2]

Output: The Browns don’t have a 2nd round pick this year because of the Josh Gordon pick. With limited picks in the draft, it’ll be hard to make a deal work.


Input: [ODDS] 18/1 [TEAM] New York Jets [2]

Output: Holmes has a $12.5M cap number this year. He could be on the hot seat to either restructure or be cut. If he’s cut this could surely open the door for Harvin.


Input: [ODDS] 20/1 [TEAM] New England Patriots [2]

Output: Welker and Lloyd may be gone this year, but the Pats already have a Welker-clone in Julian Edelman. But, with Belichick you never know…


Input: [ODDS] 20/1 [TEAM] Houston Texans [2]

Output: According to John McClane of the Houston Chronicle, the Texans will not go after Percy Harvin or mike Wallace. We think they'll kick the tires.


Input: [ODDS] 25/1 [TEAM] Pittsburgh Steelers [2]

Output: Wallace is almost assuredly out of Pitt. With Brown locked up to a long-term deal this may be a good spot for Harvin.


Input: [ODDS] 25/1 [TEAM] Oakland Raiders [2]

Output: I like the young group of receivers the Raiders have. If they live up to their potential they could be one of the best in the league.


Input: [ODDS] 30/1 [TEAM] Denver Broncos [2]

Output: The Broncos have said they’d like to get another WR to complement Thomas and Decker.


Input: [ODDS] 30/1 [TEAM] San Diego Chargers [2]

Output: If any team needs WR help it’s the Chargers. But with a new head coach, expect some rebuilding through the draft and free agency over the next few years.


Input: [ODDS] 30/1 [TEAM] Seattle Seahawks [2]

Output: The Seahawks need a WR1 and Harvin would definitely be it.


Input: [ODDS] 40/1 [TEAM] Baltimore Ravens [2]

Output: Fresh off their Super Bowl win they are focusing all their efforts on Flacco. That said, Blodin is not getting any younger.


Input: [ODDS] 40/1 [TEAM] Carolina Panthers [2]

Output: I think this is the year you see a changing of the guard and see LaFell out-perform Smith who is on his way out. Look for the Panthers to add a WR in the draft.


Input: [ODDS] 40/1 [TEAM] Tampa Bay Buccaneers [2]

Output: They have the cap room and the resources but I just don’t see the Bucs having a WR corps of VJax, Williams AND Harvin.


Input: [ODDS] 40/1 [TEAM] Tennessee Titans [2]

Output: Britt is their stud WR and Wright is their prototypical slot guy. Don’t expect them to be contenders in this sweepstakes.


Input: [ODDS] 45/1 [TEAM] Indianapolis Colts [2]

Output: The Colts love their bright new shiny toy in TY Hilton. They’ll roll with him and an aging Wayne and possibly add a veteran WR in free agency.


Input: [ODDS] 50/1 [TEAM] Philadelphia Eagles [2]

Output: Chip Kelly’s spread offense would love a player with Harvin’s skills. However, I see them using DeSean Jackson in this role.


Input: [ODDS] 50/1 [TEAM] Detriot Lions [2]

Output: With Young gone and Burleson as old as dirt, this would have been my pick for a dark horse in the race for Harvin but the Vikings won’t trade him within their division.


Input: [ODDS] 60/1 [TEAM] Jacksonville Jaguars [2]

Output: The Jaguars have a lot of needs and with the emergence of Shorts and Blackmon last year WR is the least of their worries.


Input: [ODDS] 75/1 [TEAM] Chicago Bears [2]

Output: They just traded for Brandon Marshall last year. Don’t see them making another big trade for a WR no matter how good it worked out for them.


Input: [ODDS] 75/1 [TEAM] Dallas Cowboys [2]

Output: They are way over the cap limit and are going to focus on restructuring Austin’s deal so they can keep him.


Input: [ODDS] 100/1 [TEAM] San Francisco 49ers [2]

Output: Crabtree, Manningham, Moss, Jenkins, Ted Ginn… It’s already looking a little crowded in the bay.


Input: [ODDS] 100/1 [TEAM] Minnesota Vikings [2]

Output: Odds of staying with the Vikings after his blowout? Slim to none.


Input: [ODDS] 125/1 [TEAM] New Orleans Saints [2]

Output: The Saints are more known for developing WRs than making a splash via trade or free agency. And Brees can make any WR look good.


Input: [ODDS] 125/1 [TEAM] Washington Redskins [2]

Output: Would be a nice fit in our capitol as Morgan, Hankerson and Robinson have been unimpressive and Moss will be 34 this upcoming year, but after the RG3 trade they just don’t have what the Vikings would want.


Input: [ODDS] 150/1 [TEAM] New York Giants [2]

Output: Cruz is a restricted free agent this year and Nicks is an unrestricted free agent next year. They already have their hands full trying to figure out how to resign both.


Input: [ODDS] 150/1 [TEAM] Arizona Cardinals [2]

Output: Too many needs right now. Quarterback, offensive line, etc…


Input: [ODDS] 150/1 [TEAM] Atlanta Falcons [2]

Output: Could you imagine a WR corps of Jones, White and Harvin? Wow! Too bad it’s not going to happen.


Input: [ODDS] 200/1 [TEAM] Green Bay Packers [2]

Output: The Packers have wide receivers coming out of their… They don’t need another one. Plus they are division rivals.


Input: [No] 1 [Gaffer] Cesar Luis Menotti [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: The endless tv shots of Menotti furiously lighting one cigarette after another during the 1978 World Cup has to be one of the abiding memories of the tournament. And it didn't seem to do the hosts any harm either - his brilliantly innovative tactics coupled with a team playing their hearts out for him, led to Argentina's first global triumph. An intellectual, left-wing radical, Menotti was known as "El Flaco" (the thin one), most probably because he didn't eat - he just smoked. One of our other top-ten gaffers, Ricardo Lavolpe, was obviously making a mental note for later in life - sat on the bench as reserve goalkeeper, he could only look on in awe as Menotti took chain-smoking to a new level.


Input: [No] 2 [Gaffer] Ricardo Lavolpe [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: One of the game's most flamboyant characters, Lavolpe's smoking prowess really came to the fore as the manager of Mexico during the 2006 World Cup, when he was warned by FIFA for smoking during their opening game with Iran. Lavolpe was not impressed with the warning though, telling FIFA he'd rather give up football than smoking. He did stop though, and allegedly spent the rest of the tournament tucking into doughnuts instead. But the fags will be back - his reputation is such that Costa Rica once tried to get an injunction preventing him from smoking, claiming the butts would damage their pitch. And whilst Lavolpe openly admits to it being a bad habit, he candidly describes how much he enjoys it, adding that if he was drinking on the job it might affect his managerial skills, but that no-one has been dismissed for being "smoked-out and disorderly"


Input: [No] 3 [Gaffer] Marcello Lippi [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: Famously pictured chomping on a cigar after winning the 2006 World Cup final, Lippi has smoked regularly since his mid-teens, and whilst the cigarettes may have given way to the cigars, it doesn't seem like he's about to kick the habit any time soon. Before the authorities outlawed smoking in the dugouts, the cigar was as much his visual trademark as the silver hair and the glasses, and Lippi often expressed his surprise when being asked not to smoke at games outside of Italy. Back home he's nicknamed Paul Newman, due to his striking resemblance with the actor. Maybe Groucho Marx would have been more appropriate.


Input: [No] 4 [Gaffer] Johan Cruyff [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: Maybe its the association with the 70's, the thin wiry build, or maybe even the yellow teeth, but for some reason the Dutch legend just looks like a serial-smoker. He may have appeared a vision of fitness on the pitch, but as soon as he got off it then out came the Rizlas. It's been reported that when he moved to the Washington Diplomats during the height of the NASL's popularity, the Americans were gobsmacked at the sight of their new star regularly sparking up during the half-time interval. Cruyff took his 20 a day prowess into management at Ajax, and then Barcelona. However, a double heart-bypass brought the habit to an immediate end, and when he resumed the managerial reigns at Barca he'd moved onto chain-sucking Chupa Chups lollipops instead. Just before his teeth had chance to rot away and all fall out, he ended his managerial career.


Input: [No] 5 [Gaffer] Zdenek Zeman [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: The chain-smoking Czech first came to prominence when Italian football was at its most popular on Channel 4 in the 90's, and British viewers could tune in to see the ex-Foggia and Lazio manager demonstrating his extraordinary skill of being able to communicate to his players without apparently opening his mouth, except when withdrawing another cigarette. Zeman looked less like a manager and more like that kid at school who hung around in the shadows, dragging on a crafty roll up and mumbling on about Nick Cave. It would definitely have been worth paying money to tab (tab, geddit ?) in on his team-talks with Gazza.


Input: [No] 6 [Gaffer] Enzo Bearzot [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: 1n 1982 Bearzot became the 2nd smoking gaffer in succession to guide his country to World Cup glory. But unlike Menotti 4 years previously with his cigarettes, Bearzot did it this time with a trademark pipe dangling from his mouth. The Italian media and fans started to wonder exactly what Bearzot was smoking when he continually named an unfit Paulo Rossi in the opening matches, despite the striker having only just returned from a 2 year suspension for match fixing. Bearzot ignored the criticism and stuck with the player who'd served him well in 1978. The rest is history. Alongside Eric Morecambe, Harold Wilson and, er, Joesph Stalin, "il Vecio" (old timer) became one of the world's highest profile pipe smokers.


Input: [No] 7 [Gaffer] Malcolm Allison [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: Ok, so before this top ten becomes entirely the domain of managers involved with the Latin countries, lets quickly introduce Britain's most celebrated smoking gaffer, Malcolm Allison. Big Mal cut an iconic figure in the 70's with his lucky fedora hat, sheepskin jacket and large cigars. And whilst other managers may have smoked to calm their nerves, Big Mal always looked like he smoked because he was rather enjoying it.


Input: [No] 8 [Gaffer] Michel Decastel [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: The Swiss coach of Qatar side Al Ahli was sent off during a game in September 2006 after firing up a bad boy on the sidelines. The Qatari FA then banned him for a game and handed him a fine.


Input: [No] 9 [Gaffer] Gianluca Vialli [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: As with the great Ricardo Lavolpe, Vialli admits to the evils of smoking but also claims that it's a healthier alternative to getting drunk every night. Hmmm, an interesting argument. During his playing career 'Luca' was caught several times having a crafty tab after being substituted, indeed its claimed that in the 1990 World Cup he was spotted having a sneaky one sat right next to the bench. With this in mind its hardly surprising that he took his packet of Marlboro Lights into the realm of football management.


Input: [No] 10 [Gaffer] Sam Allardyce [Smoking Habit Details]

Output: Big Sam always liked a puff on the bench. Ooh pardon !


Input: [SURFER] Mick Fanning [RANKING] 1 [COMMENTS]

Output: Looked as fast as ever and deserved to win, but the best man doesn’t always win. Ran out of steam in the final but who can blame him after a consistent heat average of over 18 points? Mick seems to have stepped his game up to match Jordy and Dane this year.

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Input: [SURFER] Joel Parkinson [RANKING] 2 [COMMENTS]

Output: Easy on the eye and he didn’t lose a heat at Bells. Looked a bit more raw than usual which is good because fluid Parko is getting a bit boring. I think he was getting over scored on a few. Unless they keep over scoring him he will struggle to match the top 5 guys anywhere other than Bells.

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Input: [SURFER] Jordy Smith [RANKING] 3 [COMMENTS]

Output: Two 3rds are average results for Jordy, which is scary. What is even scarier is I don’t think he has had a good heat yet this year. A couple good scores in a few heats, but nothing worth remembering—yet. If he finds his form in the next event the world title could become a serious reality for him.

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Input: [SURFER] Kelly Slater [RANKING] 4 [COMMENTS]

Output: Nothing exceptional this event from the old dog. In his defense, he had slow heats wave wise but to get spanked by De Souza even after he breaks his board is like a poke in the eye with a sharp stick. Potter was calling he isn’t going to Brazil and might not finish the year. Dooma’s Rumors thinks that his ego is too bruised not to come back and try smoke guys.

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Input: [SURFER] Taj Burrow [RANKING] 5 [COMMENTS]

Output: Surfing the best on the World Tour at the moment. Was unlucky to come up against an in-form Bobby Martinez but still surfed insane. I expect no less then a final place finish for Teebs at Brazil and now with his newfound love, I’m sure all his focus will be on the comp and not the bums in Brazil.

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Input: [SURFER] Adriano De Souza [RANKING] 6 [COMMENTS]

Output: Watching Adriano is like watching a really good movie with a lot of awkward scenes. The kind you plan your bathroom visit around or get up to make coffee just as you know that scenes coming up. He is doing huge turns and giving it everything he has got but the claims and body attitude have to stop. We get it; you’re stoked and you’re ripping. Now please calm it down a notch and you will win a lot of other fans outside of Brazil.

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Input: [SURFER] Chris Davidson [RANKING] 7 [COMMENTS]

Output: Whenever you hear Davo has been on a bender put him on your fantasy surf team and he won’t disappoint. Looked insane and amped at Bells—also looking a bit sponsor-less. Would someone just hook Davo up already? He’s here to stay whether you all like it or not.

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Input: [SURFER] Owen Wright [RANKING] 8 [COMMENTS]

Output: Like Jordy, Owen is capable or getting 5ths in his sleep. It’s only a matter of time before he wins his first event and the Wright family begins their world dominance. Owen’s like a better, new-school goofy foot version of Bede in a non-disrespectful sort of way.

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Input: [SURFER] Bobby Martinez [RANKING] 9 [COMMENTS]

Output: Bobby is back. He’s looking as good as ever on those new Merrick’s and his attitude is positive. One of the few surfers that speak their mind and I think he’s turned the negative around to motivate him to surf harder. Missed beating Jordy by one mistimed turn. Still, lots of work ahead of him though now that he has lost his best two results from last year.

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Input: [SURFER] Tiago Pires [RANKING] 10 [COMMENTS]

Output: A 3rd and a 5th to start the year is huge for the “Portuguese Prince”. Had a few good heats at Bells but one of those guys that gets through heats without the biggest scores. Will be deadly in barrels so Tiago is in for a good year.

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Input: [SURFER] Dane Reynolds [RANKING] 11 [COMMENTS]

Output: Too good to be at #1 so we gave him double 1. Please come back, we miss you. I can’t keep watching these crap match ups with out any reward of a heat with Dane Reynolds coming up.

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Input: [SURFER] Bede Durbidge [RANKING] 12 [COMMENTS]

Output: Is it finally the time where Bede starts struggling on tour? No. Bede will be back and will be here forever. Without Bede, guys like Jordy and new pros won’t learn from their mistakes. Bede is such a good comp surfer he holds his competitors accountable for any mistake they make in a heat. Loosen it up and start getting weird with those big, carving 360s Bede, they’re epic.

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Input: [SURFER] Michel Bourez [RANKING] 13 [COMMENTS]

Output: “Spartan” had some huge turns and good heat totals at Bells. Looking like he can take down the big five as long as he holds it together. Getting more and more stylish and composed with each comp. If there is a running left in Brazil, expect big things from Bourez.

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Input: [SURFER] Dusty Payne [RANKING] 14 [COMMENTS]

Output: DP got ripped off against Kieren Perrow at Bells and should’ve placed higher. Surfing great and looking a lot more comfy on tour this year. Stopped riding for Merrick and switched over to DHD and has been surfing great since.

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Input: [SURFER] Alejo Muniz [RANKING] 15 [COMMENTS]

Output: As much as everyone said “beginners luck” he spanked guys in his first heat and ended a wave with a big forehand air. Was unlucky to lose against Jadson in shitty waves. Rookie of the year? Just throwing it out there.

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Input: [SURFER] Adrian “Ace” Buchan [RANKING] 16 [COMMENTS]

Output: Always sharp and ripping. He had a hard one against Kerr at Bells and scored enough to win most heats. He will pull through in Brazil but he better hope he doesn’t match up with someone like Kerr again because turns cant beat those guys’ aerial antics.

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Input: [SURFER] Matt Wilkinson [RANKING] 17 [COMMENTS]

Output: Best goofyfoot on the World Tour at the moment. He has the full package in the water and on the land—and I’m not talking about his dong.

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Input: [SURFER] Jadson Andre [RANKING] 18 [COMMENTS]

Output: Not always the prettiest but he is ripping and to pull a quarter at Bells is huge. I saw Jadson charging Pipe this year to so he has stepped it up in all areas. Lets see some inverted airs in Rio you crazy spider monkey on acid!

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Input: [SURFER] Brett Simpson [RANKING] 19 [COMMENTS]

Output: Had a slow, shitty heat at Bells but someone got through. Looked amazing at Snapper and should have kept it going. Gonna be good in the beaches of Brazil because you know if he can shred HB in the summer he can shred anywhere.

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Input: [SURFER] Josh Kerr [RANKING] 20 [COMMENTS]

Output: That’s what we been waiting to see since Kerr’s first year on tour—big turns on big faces. One of the standouts at Winkipop, Kerr should’ve used the mushy conditions to take to the air against Mick in round 3. When you’re not a top 10 guy you have to make sure you get the first wave of the heat against these guys.

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Input: [SURFER] CJ Hobgood [RANKING] 21 [COMMENTS]

Output: Surfed good in a few heats but lost his consistency somewhere along the way. Not the same Hobgood that was on tour a few years ago. It’s not the times because he still has all the goods. Either give it everything or retire for a few years. As a World Champ he has the chance to take a break and come back like Andy and Kelly did.

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Input: [SURFER] Heitor Alves [RANKING] 22 [COMMENTS]

Output: Some good surfing at Bells from the amped up Brazzo. Looking better this year and I expect to see some good surfing in Rio. Get more confident, I’ve seen that huge prong of yours hanging out your trunks—you should be walking around like a King.

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Input: [SURFER] Adam Melling [RANKING] 23 [COMMENTS]

Output: Big arcs, surfing fast, and looking more and more like Mick Fanning each comp. If this year doesn’t happen for him he could always be a stunt double for Neil Patrick Harris.

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Input: [SURFER] Julian Wilson [RANKING] 24 [COMMENTS]

Output: Jules come on you killing us and our fantasy surf teams. Spanked by Davo? Let’s see that surfing you been doing on your Web site. You may have been able to cruise the WQS surfing at 50% but not the World Tour. Start taking some risks, please.

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Input: [SURFER] Damien Hobgood [RANKING] 25 [COMMENTS]

Output: Expected to see a better showing after coming off a win at Margaret River. The Hobgood’s are normally the guys on the other side of those slow heats—not on the losing side.

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Input: [SURFER] Pat Gudauskas [RANKING] 26 [COMMENTS]

Output: Some good surfing in round 1, and one of the best turns of the comp in round 2. It seems like a down the line wave suits Pat more then a slopey, slow wave even though that’s what his home break of Lowers is.

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Input: [SURFER] Taylor Knox [RANKING] 27 [COMMENTS]

Output: Seems like whenever some one talks about retirement they’re setting themselves up for failure. Don’t quit now Mr. Knox—there aren’t enough power surfers and lines like yours being drawn on tour.

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Input: [SURFER] Gabe Kling [RANKING] 28 [COMMENTS]

Output: Always a shoe in for a round three finish. Pulls some big heat wins in round two a lot of the time but doesn’t seem to have what it takes to make round four even though he’s better than other guys getting better results.

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Input: [SURFER] Jeremy Flores [RANKING] 29 [COMMENTS]

Output: Looked really good in his heats as he pushed hard and went for the closeout hits even with a dodgy knee. I’m sure he will take some scalps in the next event whether it’s in the surf or in the ring.

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Input: [SURFER] Fred Patacchia [RANKING] 30 [COMMENTS]

Output: Has an injured knee but will be back soon we hope. Maybe not in time for Brazil, but after that break he will come back firing.

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Input: [SURFER] Kieren Perrow [RANKING] 31 [COMMENTS]

Output: Over scored at Winkipop but that’s not his fault. Boring unless there are big barrels—but they need him on tour—someone has to get up every morning at six to help make the call.

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Input: [SURFER] Dan Ross [RANKING] 32 [COMMENTS]

Output: Needed to take advantage of the big walls on offer at Winkipop. Could be a hard struggle the rest of the year but if there is a man for the job it’s Rossy.

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Input: [SURFER] Raoni Monteiro [RANKING] 33 [COMMENTS]

Output: Surfing well and capable of some good results. Has all the airs he just needs a heat win or two to get confident. Don’t count him out just yet.

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Input: [SURFER] Kai Otton [RANKING] 34 [COMMENTS]

Output: Last time Kai got a good result it was at J-Bay and he had just come back from India where he “found himself”. Maybe he needs to head back there to realize that the Bondi Beach scene is not where it’s at and not a good place to practice for the World Tour.

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Input: [Rank] 1 [Artist] My Bloody Valentine [Source] Critics + Fans [Album]

Output: m b v


Input: [Rank] 2 [Artist] Vampire Weekend [Source] Critics + Fans [Album]

Output: Modern Vampires of the City


Input: [Rank] 3 [Artist] Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds [Source] Critics + Fans [Album]

Output: Push the Sky Away


Input: [Rank] 4 [Artist] The National [Source] Critics + Fans [Album]

Output: Trouble Will Find Me


Input: [Rank] 5 [Artist] Daft Punk [Source] Critics + Sales [Album]

Output: Random Access Memories


Input: [Rank] 6 [Artist] Jon Hopkins [Source] Critics + Fans [Album]

Output: Immunity


Input: [Rank] 7 [Artist] Queens of the Stone Age [Source] Critics + Fans [Album]

Output: ...Like Clockwork


Input: [Rank] 8 [Artist] Kurt Vile [Source] Critics + Fans [Album]

Output: Wakin on a Pretty Daze


Input: [Rank] 9 [Artist] Julia Holter [Source] Critics + Fans [Album]

Output: Loud City Song


Input: [Rank] 10 [Artist] Kanye West [Source] Critics [Album]

Output: Yeezus


Input: [Rank] 11 [Artist] Sigur Rós [Source] Fans [Album]

Output: Kveikur


Input: [Rank] 12 [Artist] Justin Timberlake [Source] Sales [Album]

Output: The 20/20 Experience


Input: [Rank] 13 [Artist] Run the Jewels [Source] Fans [Album]

Output: Run the Jewels


Input: [Rank] 14 [Artist] Taylor Swift [Source] Sales [Album]

Output: Red


Input: [Rank] 15 [Artist] Arcade Fire [Source] Critics [Album]

Output: Reflektor


Input: [Rank] 16 [Artist] Boards of Canada [Source] Fans [Album]

Output: Tomorrow's Harvest


Input: [Rank] 17 [Artist] One Direction [Source] Sales [Album]

Output: Take Me Home


Input: [Rank] 18 [Artist] Gorguts [Source] Fans [Album]

Output: Colored Sands


Input: [Rank] 19 [Artist] Bruno Mars [Source] Sales [Album]

Output: Unorthodox Jukebox


Input: [Rank] 20 [Artist] Mumford & Sons [Source] Sales [Album]

Output: Babel


Input: [Rank] 21 [Artist] Imagine Dragons [Source] Sales [Album]

Output: Night Visions


Input: [Rank] 22 [Artist] Tim Hecker [Source] Fans [Album]

Output: Virgins


Input: [Rank] 23 [Artist] Arctic Monkeys [Source] Critics [Album]

Output: AM


Input: [Rank] 24 [Artist] Florida Georgia Line [Source] Sales [Album]

Output: Here's To The Good Times


Input: [Rank] 25 [Artist] Haim [Source] Critics [Album]

Output: Days Are Gone


Input: [Rank] 1 [Name] Tyler, Logan [Pounds] 195 [Height] 6' O" [State] MO [Commit] Florida State [Coach Observations]

Output: Logan has attended multiple Kohl's events. He is a superior athlete who might have the strongest leg in the 2016 class. The ball makes a different sound off his foot and he stands out amongst other good kickers. His talent is at the D1 level. Logan's KO's are ahead of his age. His tempo and confidence in his "A" ball are impressive. He is D1 ready on KO's right now. His FG contact and rotation are clean. He is more than capable as a punter as well, his "A" ball in punting is as good as anyone in his class. Logan made 19 FG in a row into the wind during Texas Showcase, no one else at the camp was capable of making the kicks he made. He and Tucker McCann are the most college ready kickers in the country at this point.

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Input: [Rank] 2 [Name] McCann, Tucker [Pounds] 185 [Height] 6' 1" [State] IL [Commit] Missouri [Coach Observations]

Output: McCann has competed at multiple Kohl's events. During his High School season he hit a 60 yard FG in game. His FG range at camp was special compared to other top kickers. The ball jumps off his foot as fast as anyone in the 2016 class. He also showed great improvement in his punting by winning the a Dec Showcase camp in the punting competition. He needs to work on his consistency with his drop and also keeping his hips square through contact in punting. McCann is currently our best FG kicker along with Logan Tyler. Tucker hits the cleanest FG currently and is the most game ready college kicker in the 2016 class based on the height and consistency of his FG ball strikes off the ground.

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Input: [Rank] 3 [Name] Aguayo, Enrique [Pounds] 160 [Height] 6' O" [State] FL [Commit] Florida State [Coach Observations]

Output: Aguayo is an impressive ball striker who hits clean rotation off the ground. His brother is the best kicker in college and is a probable early round draft pick in the NFL. He has shown great talent and continued to get stronger over the last couple of years. He has the frame and look of a big-time kicker. Aguayo is competitive and wants to be great. Should land a D1 scholarship because of all that he has going for him and his ability to still get stronger in the years to come.

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Input: [Rank] 4 [Name] Molson, JJ [Pounds] 188 [Height] 6' 1" [State] QC [Commit] UCLA [Coach Observations]

Output: Molson is a Canadian who might have the strongest leg in the US or Canada. He has huge upside and is new to kicking. At Kohl's Under Classman Challenge held in Jan of 2015 he showed as much talent as anyone at camp. His FG are solid but not totally refined yet. The ball seems to move more than other top kickers. Molson is also a good punter who will get better with age because of his natural leg speed and overall ability. He is someone to watch for in the coming months!

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Input: [Rank] 5 [Name] Reed, Austin [Pounds] 180 [Height] 5' 11" [State] AL [Commit] Duke [Coach Observations]

Output: Reed is a very talented kicker who showed impressive ability at multiple Kohl's events. He won the FG contest at the UC Challenge hitting from 60 off the ground with no wind. Reed gets great lift and has clean rotation on his FG's. He kicks with a lot of confidence and is going to be a great one. He has good tempo and control on his KO's as well. Reed's KO are impressive but to move up in the rankings he needs to make a little improvement on his KO's. He is a D1 scholarship kicker who should draw interest in the 2016 class.

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Input: [Rank] 6 [Name] Maggio, Dom [Pounds] 160 [Height] 6' 3" [State] MD [Commit] Wake Forest [Coach Observations]

Output: Maggio is a top high school combo k/p. His dad started at UCLA and he has been trained well at a young age. Maggio is tall and skinny but has the power to compete with anyone. Maggio should continue to progress in the years to come as his frame fills out. Maggio seems to step up when its time to compete at camp. The ball explodes off of his foot. His consistency in punting is impressive. Maggio can improve technically in certain areas, but is an impressive D1 k/p. Maggio was one of the top prospects at Kohl's Under Classman Challenge in Jan of 2015.

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Input: [Rank] 7 [Name] Mann, Braden [Pounds] 200 [Height] 6' O" [State] TX [Commit] Texas A&M [Coach Observations]

Output: Mann has continued to improve over his career. He showed well in May of 2015 on KO's, punts, and FG. He had the biggest KO at the Under Classman Challenge in Jan of 2015. He hit an 80 yd KO that had 4.21 seconds of hang-time. Mann is also a top punting prospect with rare hang-time ability. Mann has superior hips and can be special with continued improvement in consistency. Mann charted as well as anyone in the 2016 class over the course of the last couple of months. He may be the best overall prospect as a combo k/p. Mann is an impressive 2016 k/p.

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Input: [Rank] 8 [Name] Pickard, Braxton [Pounds] 185 [Height] 5' 11" [State] OK [Coach Observations]

Output: Pickard is the best FG kicker in the 2016 class. He has won 5-6 competitions in front of our staff. Pickard has great FG range, ball seems to carry longer than other campers. Pickard is D1 game ready on FG. He has the mind set needed to be able to focus and compete. Pickard can also punt very well for his age. He is a consistent punter who can hit balls that spiral and turn over. Pickard's KO's are very good but not special amongst the nation's elite. He would be an average D1 kick off specialist. He is a money FG kicker who could play week one of his freshman year in college.

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Input: [Rank] 9 [Name] Riethman, Drew [Pounds] 180 [Height] 6' O" [State] TX [Coach Observations]

Output: Drew has made significant improvements in not only his accuracy but his leg strength. Drew charted exceptionally well at the 2014 and 2015 TX Showcases by making 9 FG's and hitting multiple 70+ KO's during charting. Riethman has competed at numerous Kohl's events including the 2015 UC Challenge. His refinement on FG's is good. He has solid talent and command of his FG's, his natural ability to hit a clean ball is outstanding.

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Input: [Rank] 10 [Name] Ledbetter, Sage [Pounds] 170 [Height] 6' O" [State] AL [Commit] Auburn* [Coach Observations]

Output: Ledbetter is a talented lefty kicker who has had in game success at his high school. He has shown well at multiple Kohl's events. Ledbetter has very good FG range and has improved his FG height off the ground. His KO's have improved and should continue to improve the next 6-12 months. Ledbetter has D1 potential needs to hit "A" ball more often. Ledbetter showed well in May of 2015 at the Southern Showcase Camp.

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Input: [Rank] 11 [Name] Sasaoka, Kekoa [Pounds] 195 [Height] 5' 11" [State] HI [Coach Observations]

Output: Sasaoka is a strong kicker from Hawaii. He has D1 talent and showed very well at multiple Kohl's events. Sasaoka is someone that has the FG range and distance on KO's to compete early in college, he is a refined kicker that lives a long way from the mainland but can compete with other top kickers in the 2016 class

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Input: [Rank] 12 [Name] Shudak, Caleb [Pounds] 175 [Height] 5' 8" [State] IA [Coach Observations]

Output: Shudak is an explosive kicker who won the Southern Showcase KO competition and KO charting phase of camp in May of 2015. He can KO with anyone in the nation. His FG are solid and will continue to get better off the ground. His Dad is a former D1 kicker and Shudak should be able to play at the D1 level as a kicker. He does need to continue to train off the ground in the coming months.

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Input: [Rank] 13 [Name] Limpert, Connor [Pounds] 175 [Height] 6' 1" [State] TX [Coach Observations]

Output: Limpert attended the May 2015 Texas Showcase. He demonstrated D1 potential on FG. His ball jumped off his foot and he seemed to have control on where is was going. Limpert has great leg speed and it also showed up in punting. He does not focus on punting but could be a very good college k/p. He was a nice surprise this spring and should be a very recruitable player in the months ahead.

2016 Kickers National Rating System | Kohl’s Football Kicking Camps, Punting Camps, and Snapping Camps

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Input: [Rank] 14 [Name] Borregales, Jose [Pounds] 178 [Height] 5' 11" [State] FL [Coach Observations]

Output: Borregales has done well at multiple Kohl's events. He seems to have made a nice jump athletically in the last six months by winning the UC Challenge KO competition. Borregales plays at one of the nation's top HS and is around top talent all the time. He is a money kicker who can compete with anyone on FG. Borregales has the toughness to make the big kick. Borregales has D1 talent and has worked hard to reach his current level of kicking. Jose is a very talented FG kicker who should draw college interest.

2016 Kickers National Rating System | Kohl’s Football Kicking Camps, Punting Camps, and Snapping Camps

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Input: [Rank] 15 [Name] Carlson, Grant [Pounds] 170 [Height] 6' O" [State] TX [Commit] Boston College [Coach Observations]

Output: Carlson is an explosive punter/kicker. His ability punt is special. Carlson does not have a big frame but does have a very fast leg. He is 2-3 years ahead of his time as a punter. Carlson does have more than enough "pop" to be a D1 scholarship punter. If coaches are looking for a competitive performer, Carlson can deliver as a kicker or punter. He needs to improve KO's slightly to become an elite kicker. Carlson's punting timing and tempo are special, he can directional punt with hang-time.

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Input: [Rank] 16 [Name] Probert, Alex [Pounds] 165 [Height] 5' 8" [State] MN [Commit] Liberty University [Coach Observations]

Output: Probert earned his 5 star rating in Dec of 2014 when he made 9-10 FG at the December Showcase. He has a top five leg on KO's nationally. His FG performance at the UC Challenge raised some red flags as to his overall ability to kick FG at an elite level. The coming months are critical for Probert to prove he has the ability to call on his leg strength. Has D1 leg talent!

2016 Kickers National Rating System | Kohl’s Football Kicking Camps, Punting Camps, and Snapping Camps

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Input: [Rank] 17 [Name] Koehnke, Jake [Pounds] 185 [Height] 6' O" [State] CA [Commit] Army Offer [Coach Observations]

Output: Jake showed college level leg strength and ball striking ability at multiple Kohl's events. He can be a D1 scholarship kicker. He won the FG competition this spring in Los Angeles. He has great FG range and his KO's have improved since the winter. Jake hits his FG's the best out of the three disciplines and looked very clean during the drill work phase of camp in May of 2015. He does need to find a balance between distance and hang time in punting. He seems much more confident in his drop and his molding of the football in punting. Jake is a solid college prospect.

2016 Kickers National Rating System | Kohl’s Football Kicking Camps, Punting Camps, and Snapping Camps

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Input: [Rank] 18 [Name] Godek, Jacob [Pounds] 155 [Height] 6' O" [State] FL [Coach Observations]

Output: Godek has had a strong showing at multiple Showcase Camps in Atlanta. He charted well and had clean FG's during the drill work and competition portions of camp. Godek was able to hit multiple 70+ yard KO's during the KO charting as well. He has improved his ball/foot contact and his fast hips help him have excellent FG range.

2016 Kickers National Rating System | Kohl’s Football Kicking Camps, Punting Camps, and Snapping Camps

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Input: [Rank] 19 [Name] Salyers, Landon [Pounds] 180 [Height] 6' O" [State] TN [Coach Observations]

Output: Saylers won the FG competition at the Southern Showcase Camp in May of 2015. He hit some of the most clean and impressive FG at camp. His FG range is outstanding and hopefully his KO distance can grow to match his FG range. He has D1 tools and should be looked at by many different programs. Salyers is a very smooth kicker.

2016 Kickers National Rating System | Kohl’s Football Kicking Camps, Punting Camps, and Snapping Camps

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Input: [Rank] 20 [Name] Siemieniec, Gabriel [Pounds] 200 [Height] 6' 1" [State] ON [Coach Observations]

Output: Siemieniec competed at the Southern Showcase in May of 2015 and showed D1 leg strength. He has powerful hips and the ball jumps off his foot. His FG range was top 5 at that camp and his KO ability is outstanding. He does need to get more height on his kicks in order to move up in the rankings. Siemieniec is from Canada but hopefully that will not hurt his chances of getting noticed in the coming months.

2016 Kickers National Rating System | Kohl’s Football Kicking Camps, Punting Camps, and Snapping Camps

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Input: [Rank] 21 [Name] Rice, Tavish [Pounds] 190 [Height] 6' 2" [State] FL [Commit] Princeton [Coach Observations]

Output: Tavish, once again showed one of the strongest KO legs in the country at the 2015 Eastern Showccase Camp. Tavish kicked well at times on FG at times, his consistency of ball striking and rotation can conitnue to be cleaned up. Being able to trust his FG will be crucial for him proving he is one of thebest prospects in the country. He has the ability to be one of the very best. Rice has one of the strongest legs in the country. He charted KO's at an elite level in TX and at the UC Challenge. He scored a 110.15 with every ball being over 70 yards. He does need to continue to work on sitting back and creating more hang time and lift on the ball. Rice showed improvement on his FG but still needs to develop as a FG kicker. His talent is at the D1 level but his consistency still needs development.

2016 Kickers National Rating System | Kohl’s Football Kicking Camps, Punting Camps, and Snapping Camps

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Input: [Category] Most Innovative Design [Editor’s Choice] Demon’s Souls [Comments]

Output: This game had tons of new original game mechanics, and most of them worked pretty well. This will surely inspire some more quality titles along these lines.

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Input: [Category] Best Internet Multiplayer [Editor’s Choice] Uncharted 2 [Comments]

Output: Multiplayer to Uncharted 2 was very polished and fun. Second place was Killzone 2

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Input: [Category] Most Overrated [Editor’s Choice] Modern Warfare 2 [Comments]

Output: Still a great game, but overrated.

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Input: [Category] Best Sleeper Hit [Editor’s Choice] Demon’s Souls [Comments]

Output: Wow, the previews looked bland, but this turned out to be the best RPG thus far of this generation.

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Input: [Category] Most Underrated [Editor’s Choice] Wipeout Fury [Comments]

Output: This is only an expansion, but really, every single new game mode in this expansion is better than every mode from the original. The new ships, tracks, effects were all fantastic.

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Input: [Category] Biggest News or Trend of the Year [Editor’s Choice] Motion Gaming [Comments]

Output: Right now, it’s mostly talk and tech demos and a few mini-games on the Wii, but motion control was the biggest growing trend of the year.

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Input: [Category] Best Downloadable Game [Editor’s Choice] Tie: Wipeout Fury + Flower [Comments]

Output: Very different style of games. We were split down the middle between these two.

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Input: [Category] Best Platformer [Editor’s Choice] Ratchet & Clank: Crack in Time [Comments]

Output: Not much competition, but Crack in Time was an excellent game

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Input: [Category] Best Open World Action [Editor’s Choice] inFamous [Comments]

Output: There was some great competition with Prototype and Red Faction (and recently, Saboteur). Those were great game with arguably better graphics and better “engines”, but after playing the games Infamous really had the best compaign missions, side missions, and was just the most fun to play through.

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Input: [Category] Best Racing [Editor’s Choice] Need for Speed: SHIFT [Comments]

Output: Second place: Wipeout Fury

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Input: [Category] Best Fighting [Editor’s Choice] Tekken 6 [Comments]

Output: Second place: Street Fighter IV

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Input: [Category] Best Survival Horror [Editor’s Choice] Resident Evil 5 [Comments]

Output: Wasn’t much else this year.

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Input: [Category] GOTY 2008 with one year hindsight [Editor’s Choice] Valkyria Chronicles + Metal Gear Solid 4 [Comments]

Output: Third place: LittleBigPlanet

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Input: [Category] GOTY 2009 [Editor’s Choice] Uncharted 2 [Comments]

Output: Predictable choice, but it really is that good. Great tech, narrative, campaign, and multiplayer.

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Work] Apt Pupil [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Film


Input: [Year] 1999 [Work] Storm of the Century [Status] Winner [Award Category]

Output: Television


Input: [Year] 2000 [Work] Riding the Bullet [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Long Story


Input: [Year] 2000 [Work] On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Nonfiction


Input: [Year] 2001 [Work] Black House [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Novel


Input: [Year] 2002 [Work] From a Buick 8 [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Novel


Input: [Year] 2002 [Work] Everything's Eventual [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Collection


Input: [Year] 2002 [Work] Rose Red [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Television


Input: [Year] 2003 [Work] N/A [Status] Recipient [Award Category]

Output: Living Legends Award


Input: [Year] 2003 [Work] The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Novel


Input: [Year] 2004 [Work] Kingdom Hospital [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Television


Input: [Year] 2006 [Work] Lisey's Story [Status] Nominee [Award Category]

Output: Novel


Input: [Rank] 1 [Artist] ART VANDELAY [Label] Self-Released [Recording]

Output: Eye 8 The Crow


Input: [Rank] 2 [Artist] BOOMBOX SAINTS [Label] Self-Released [Recording]

Output: For The Moment


Input: [Rank] 3 [Artist] CHANCE WATERS [Label] PERMANENT [Recording]

Output: Infinity


Input: [Rank] 4 [Artist] SAYKNOWLEDGE [Label] Heavy Keys [Recording]

Output: Vibe Called Quest


Input: [Rank] 5 [Artist] RAZ SIMONE [Label] Self-Released [Recording]

Output: Solomon Samuel Simone


Input: [Rank] 6 [Artist] JAHSHUA SMITH [Label] Self-Released [Recording]

Output: The Final Season


Input: [Rank] 7 [Artist] A$AP ROCKY [Label] RCA [Recording]

Output: LongLiveA$AP


Input: [Rank] 8 [Artist] SPOKEN NERD [Label] Self-Released [Recording]

Output: Our Team Is Going To Win


Input: [Rank] 9 [Artist] ECID [Label] Fill In The Breaks [Recording]

Output: Post Euphoria


Input: [Rank] 10 [Artist] DJ KOZE [Label] Pampa [Recording]

Output: Amygdala


Input: [Forwardsman] Kyle Turris [Letter Grade] A

Output: Yo. On some admittedly petty shit, massive shout out to the kid for finishing the season with more points than Jason Spezza. I know I’m starting off on a hater tip but Turris doesn’t get to play in a top 6 with Jamie Benn, Tyler Segiun, and..is Ales Hemsky a top 6 player still? Anyway, KT continues to quietly get better and better and prove that he’s a quality 2 way centre at rock bottom prices. Kyle Turris: Service, Selection, Value. The best way to describe his game is with this question: Have you ever watched a Sens game and said, “Ah, goddamn it Turris what are you thinking?” He’s just such a smart, dependable player. He makes skating fast look hilariously easy and is continually proving himself a clutch performer. He is the hockey player version of how he got traded to the Sens and sneakily was like, “Oh, the number 7 is available? Lemme just lowkey put that on my back.”

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Input: [Forwardsman] Mike Bananajazz [Letter Grade] A

Output: To go from starting last season in the AHL to getting extended looks on the top line and putting up a career high in both goals and assists (a 13 point jump) qualifies as a pretty damn impressive season. While I am unabashedly a Ziba fan, I will admit every time I heard Bryan Murray say that he saw Zibanejad’s ceiling as a first line centre, I had my doubts. Personally, I saw him topping out as a Mike Fisher type of rugged, dependable pivot who can put up around 40 to 50 points. This season, especially when Dave Cameron took over, I felt I started to see the kind of top line potential in him Murray was talking about. Watching homeboy strong arm his way past defenders or shrug someone off his back who probably weighs 200lbs is pretty exciting considering this kid just turned 22 last month. Yes, he is younger than Mark Stone and JGP and aleady has 200 games and 3 playoff series under his belt. The aspiring young Dubstep artist finished the year with a solid 20 goals and 46 points but what’s most exciting is I think he can do much, much better than that.

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Input: [Forwardsman] David Wandleg [Letter Grade] D+

Output: I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, how this guy put up 51 points JUST LAST YEAR is a complete mystery to me. I want to see what that even looks like. Can someone please put together a supercut of that? Talk about a tease. When Leggz was signed as an FA I figured he would mentor Zibanejad while he continued to develop. What we got was 4th line centre who consistently makes the safe play. Which, hey, is fair…but you know who else was kind of that? Zenon Konopka who you can pay in Sub Club stamps. Also, I remember hearing he was “fast.” Okay. Did my dude age considerably between May and October 2014? Thing is, I didn’t even think Legwand was particularly bad at his assignment. What is so disappointing is what his assignment ended up being. I guess I expected a lot more of someone with his career, paycheque, and hell, the numbers he had put up just one year earlier.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Jean Gabriel Pizza Hotline [Letter Grade] A

Output: What? You’re a 5 foot 8 call up and you beat Zack Smith out of the 3rd line centre job and I’m going to give you anything other than an A? That’s nothing against Zack Smith per se. I just think as far as most GMs seem to go, Z is basically the ideal candidate for 3rd line centre. An agitator who plays with a physical edge and can get on the score sheet occasionally. Pageau is these things plus the team’s second best faceoff man, a frustratingly elusive skater and crack penalty killer. He was a key component of what might have been Ottawa’s best line through much of the 2nd half and playoffs. As Curtis Lazar gets more comfortable playing in the NHL, I expect Pageau’s production to make a decent jump. Should Erik Condra have to leave this summer, I expect JGP to become heir to King Condra’s throne as “guy on the PK you trust the buhjezuz out of with the puck.” Easily one of my favourite players on the team at this point.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Courteous Lazar [Letter Grade] B

Output: First, a round of applause to our fan base for keeping their cool and staying patient with Lazar as he had some ups and downs dealing with the massive learning curve of making the NHL straight from junior as a teen. He’s not the generational talent that most guys who make that kind of jump are so, I was proud to see everyone ready to accept some baby steps. A little more courteousness over killer instinct in the first half of the season but nothing to be concerned about. After the WJCs, Lazar noticeably had more confidence and played a very solid second half. The points are a bit quiet but not abnormal for a rookie with upside. Consider future Hart/Scoring title winner Corey Perry had a modest 25 points his first season. Not to compare them beyond that but some awesome players spend their first year just taking it in. What Lazar’s ceiling is, to me, is not of much concern at this point. Ima let him just cook. If the club’s most inexperienced player captained his junior team to a WHL championship and Memorial Cup as well as Canada to a gold medal (on home ice no less)…all in the last calendar year? Yeah, I think it’s safe to feel good about this kid’s ability to handle pressure and grow.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Zmith [Letter Grade] D-

Output: I’d imagine it was a very frustrating year for the Smith Treat (?). I don’t want to get this twisted that I’m dogging on a guy for missing nearly half the season with a very gross sounding injury. That kind of thing can’t be helped. No, what’s really rough for Smith is that it became quite clear that he lost his place on the team this year. He was supposed to spend time on the wing and put up bigger numbers. He struggled mightily at that. His game isn’t about points per se but homie has shown the ability to put up 13 or 14 goals in the past. You cant be putting up the same sat line as Chris Philips (3 ponts!) in basically the same amount of games (37 to Phillie’s 36). Greening gunna get bought out for just 2 fewer points than that, girl! The quintessential mythic “Bryan Murray type player” with his size and toughness, as I already mentioned, was beat out cleanly by the diminutive JGP. What’s worse, even Legwand, unspectacular as he was, held down the 4th line centre slot instead of Smith. He also got bounced in the playoffs for Neil, who up to that point wasn’t given the time of day by Dave Cameron. Simply put, life came at this guy fast this year. I still think he’s a very useful player who’s a bit of a coach’s dream and has a very reasonable contract. And because of that I believe that he be used to sweeten a trade package in the off season. It happens.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Mark Stone [Letter Grade] A+++

Output: Just a little taste of how when you write about hockey stuff, shit can change on a dime. A reading from Stoner’s player bio on TSN.ca: “Could use more work on his skating and play without the puck.” I feel you. You don’t top the league in takeaways as a rookie without making a couple of enemies. K, enough nitpicking. Let’s get to the good stuff: Mark Stone is what I’ve been waiting to happen to the Sens in the time since Erik Karlsson emerged. A super talent that pretty unexpectedly pulls away from the rest of the prospects. Before someone hits me with the #ACTUALLY about EK being a 1st round pick, remember his initial ceiling was possibly to be a “Brian Rafalsky type” Respect due to BR’s Cup winning ass but EK ended up more of a workaday “Up for his 2nd Norris trophy in 4 years and team captain at age 24” type. I think, like Karlsson, among Sens fans we were pretty confident Stone would eventually find a place on the team but a season like this? And so soon? Wow. I could really drone on with what you already know about what an amazing year he had but I think it can best be summed up this way: When he was injured in game 1 of the playoffs, it hurt the Sens chances of winning the series significantly. The guy was healthy scratched at the beginning of the season BTFingW. At the risk of sounding over the top, if Stone’s game reminds me of another Sens player it’s Alfie. Those feelings were strengthened when his wrist was fractured and he still managed to put up 4 assists in 6 games. Like #11, even with the chips stacked heavily against him, he adjusted his play and just found a way to get it done.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Bobbito Ryan [Letter Grade] B

Output: This is a bit of a tough one. Bobby’s year reminds me of Craig Anderson’s last season. Obvious struggles that came at parts of the season where they would be most noticeable/memorable. But also, like Anderson in January of ’14, Bobby carried the fucking team at some points. Namely the Western road trip that helped kick off Ottawa’s playoff run. His season was much like his playoffs. The story is that he was ice cold and sure he had a couple of weak games where he was in his head, but upon closer inspection he scored 2 goals in a big Ottawa win and played some pretty strong games in that series as well. If not for the outstanding play of Stone, Hoffman and Zibanejad during Ryan’s cold streak, this off season could have been one where much of the good he did would be completely overshadowed a bad stretch. With Ryan here for the long haul I am looking at this one big picture. In his two seasons here so far, he has yet to hit the 30 goal mark he routinely did while playing with the Ducks (actual team name). That’s too bad but watching him game in and game out I think Ryan might emerge as more of a playmaker and not just a sniper on this team. I guess what I’m saying is, it’s okay with me if he doesn’t put up 30 goals as long as he’s making his line better. Despite the cold snap, this was his most productive season since 2011-12. When he couldn’t find the back of the net I found he would routinely get on goalies doorstep. Even if he’s not scoring, goalies still have to respect him when he is in position to tap it in. I think this helped free up his linemates. I also definitely appreciate how much he’s emerging as a leader on the team as we enter the next chapter of the franchise. I expect more next year mostly because I know he can provide more.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Alex Chiasson [Letter Grade] C (u l8r)

Output: The human Participation ribbon. What really can be said about Alex Chiasson’s season at this point? No, seriously, lil help here, it’s very hard to think of anything to say about this guy. There is understandable disappointment with him on the Sensphere given that he was the centrepiece of the Jason Spezza trade. If this is your view, take my advice: Look at the removal Jason Spezza’s hefty salary and the pressure to resign him as the REAL centrepiece of that trade. Look, as fans, we have a propensity to slot players into two categories: Goats and Golden Boys. Sure Chiasson is a goat but at the end of the day, it’s tough to sit here and say a guy who put up 11 goals and 26 points (more than fan favourites JGP and Condra) while spending much of the season on the 4th line a “failure.” He was fine. I was hoping he would at least CHALLENGE the far less experienced Stone for a top six spot on the right side. At no point was that even a conversation. In conclusion, I don’t hate the guy and at just 24 I could see room for him to grow still but if one RFA wasn’t extended, you’d be hard pressed to make an argument for anyone over him.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Erik Condra [Letter Grade] A

Output: Trying to think if there’s ever been a guy in Sens history who had a job as boring as penalty killer and also had as much trouble finishing a breakaway/in general as Condra who was more of a fan favourite. Im thinking maybe Antoine Vermette…but he had LADIES tho. Regardless, there’s nobody on the team, aside from Karlsson, who I trust more with the puck than Condra. Just super smart and great at what he does. It will be a shame if he goes but every team seems to have to make these tough decisions once in a while in the cap world. The reality of budget indicates that despite getting paid relatively little by NHL standards, Condra might have to be sacrificed to move toward the future and retain young RFAs. If he does go, I could not be happier that he went out like a boss making Carey Price his step-nephew on a beautiful goal in all alone. Look for Ottawa to have a significantly weaker penalty kill next year should they be without him.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Chris Neil [Letter Grade] C-

Output: Oh boy, here we go. K, this is going to sound a little over the top but I straight up think it was a pretty huge moment in the history of the franchise that after being given a clean bill of health Neiler was scratched for an extended period of time as the team went on their unprecedented march to a Wildcard spot. In his 12 years in the capital, even on far better iterations of the team, the idea of a coach saying, “nah, we good” to Neil’s services is jaw dropping. The biggest part of it was that it was the right call to sit him. I highly doubt having him there to “keep the other team honest” was on many people’s minds during that final stretch of the season. Winning is winning and they did a lot of it while Neil, an Assistant Captain, had to watch from the press box. I think he did an admirable job when he was plugged into the high intensity play of the post-season for two games after missing months. At his age that could not have been easy. Bryan Murray indicated at the end of the season that some veteran players want to be moved. Much speculation is that the person is David Legwand and it probably is. But if I’m Neil and I’ve been with the team for 12 years and wear a letter and get sat for weeks on end because the team is doing so well without me? I might be wanting to head where my services are more in demand.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Mike Hoffman [Letter Grade] A

Output: You know Mark Stone is fuckin’ up the rookie game for everyone when you lead the entire team with 27 goals in your first full season and you’re not the breakout story of your team. Don’t even get me started on this Hammurderer guy. Talk about bad timing poor Hoff wasn’t even the second biggest breakout story on the Sens. I will be very interested in his extension this summer as I find Hoffman’s regularly labelled as a guy who might have peaked but uh… it’s not like the Sens can’t use this guy’s kind of speed and scoring touch going forward. He spent a bit of time on the 4th line in the playoffs where one false move can cost a coach his job. That obviously shows he still needs to round out his game and asdsdkfjakdjfhsgrgg. Honestly, who DOESNT need to round out their game in this work a day world? (See below for answer). Hoffman was eventually returned to the top 6 where he scored the most important goal of the series against the Habs. Confession: I wasn’t completely sold on the guy at the beginning of the season and was concerned he was a little overhyped by fans and media. With 26 of his biscuits coming at even strength I will admit I was totally wrong. I feel like he could score 7 less next year and I wouldn’t sweat it. You cant have enough 20+ goal scorers who can skate like the wind.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Clarke MacArthur [Letter Grade] A-

Output: Even perfect hockey players go on dry streaks. Grizz had a pretty rough one this year. He suffered a scary head injury too. But you know how MacArthur-types respond to adversity like that? They come back like bosses that none of that shit happened to and help get the goddamn squad into the playoffs. Additionally I thought he was a beast in the playoffs especially in games when no one else was. I was tempted to give him a B+ but as the only spark in a couple of those rough ass early playoff games against the Habs I gotta bump the boy up. Confident he will return to his normal self on October.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Milan Michalek [Letter Grade] B

Output: Poor Milo, he’s the kind of dude who can do something amazing like put up 35 goals (equal to B Ryan’s career high) and still have fans be all “Doze Spezza passes tho.” Milo’s super underappreciated I find. This year was no exception. Blessed is the guy who you can plug into the top six one game and put him on the 4th line to kill penalties the next and receive quietly solid performance from each and no complaints from him on what is frankly a pretty harsh demotion. All you hear about Milo from players and staff is how he is a “good pro” and you know what? I believe it. Before he went down with a concussion, Michalek was absolutely flying for a good stretch of the season and when the Sens really needed it too. He’s the kind of player who would be totally reasonable at $4M per on other teams…but ours is broke so you know how that go. Would love to see a him hit the 40+ bracket in points but considering how good he is defensively having him around a point every other game is fine to me.

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Input: [Forwardsman] Matt Puempel [Letter Grade] Σ

Output: Great to see the kid get a couple goals in what ended up being a pretty short call up. What the end of season numbers don’t tell you is how close some of his scoring chances were. He showed in a short time he can be a pretty dangerous presence and i think think the team noticed that. A bounce here or an inch or two there and Pumps (sorry) might have had 4 or 5 goals. I was super bummed out that just as seemed to get more comfortable his season ended with a high ankle sprain. It’s an injury I’ve had myself and know how frustratingly long the healing and rehabbing process is. Luckily, he’s got a great strength and conditioning staff looking after him unlike I did (thanks Obama).

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Input: [Forwardsman] Shane Prince [Letter Grade] µ

Output: Heyyyy speaking of “Thanks Obama” good to see my favourite right wing left winger Princey finally get a cup of coffee as he has been toiling away in Binghamton and improving every year since 2011. I have no idea if Prince ever gets a legit shot but at 22, as Hoffman has shown, he’s still a good amount of road ahead to prove himself an NHLer. I’m sure its tough to get only 2 games. One was strong the other not so great but getting a nice assist is a good first step. Have a great summer. Hit the gym hard and don’t get too distracted campaigning for Ted Cruz! He got this.

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Input: [Forwardsman] College Greening [Letter Grade] God bless

Output: Got paid $2, 650, 000.00 to score an empty net goal where he didn’t even shoot the puck on the play. Greening finished the year with the distinction of all time franchise leader in Cost Per Point. His salary increases next year and again the year after. Thanks for reading.

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Topic] Cops & Robbers Cops & Robbers, The Twist [Rank]

Output: Judge's and Second Prize


Input: [Year] 2004 [Topic] Dinner with Ambiants [Rank]

Output: No prize


Input: [Year] 2003 [Topic] Race track path algorithm [Rank]

Output: Judge's Prize


Input: [Year] 2002 [Topic] Multi-Player Robot Game [Rank]

Output: Eliminated in Round 4


Input: [Year] 2001 [Topic] SML/NG Markup Language Optimizer [Rank]

Output: Second Place


Input: [Year] 2000 [Topic] Ray Tracer [Rank]

Output: Eliminated First Round


Input: [Year] 1994 [Award] Academy Award [Result] Nominated [For] What's Love Got to Do with It [Category]

Output: Best Actress

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Award] Golden Globe [Result] Won [For] What's Love Got to Do with It [Category]

Output: Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Won [For] What's Love Got to Do with It [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Won [For] Malcolm X [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Won [For] Waiting to Exhale [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 1996 [Award] Daytime Emmy Award [Result] Nominated [For] Storytime [Category]

Output: Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series

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Input: [Year] 1996 [Award] Saturn Award [Result] Won [For] Strange Days [Category]

Output: Best Actress

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Nominated [For] Contact [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Won [For] How Stella Got Her Groove Back [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Award] Black Reel Award [Result] Nominated [For] Music of the Heart [Category]

Output: Best Supporting Actress in a Theatrical Film

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Won [For] Music of the Heart [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Award] Black Reel Award [Result] Nominated [For] Boseman and Lena [Category]

Output: Best Actress in a Theatrical Film

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Nominated [For] Boseman and Lena [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] Black Reel Award [Result] Won [For] Ruby's Bucket of Blood [Category]

Output: Best Actress in a Network or Cable Film

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Won [For] Ruby's Bucket of Blood [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actress in a Television Movie, Mini-Series or Dramatic Special

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Won [For] Score, TheThe Score [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Result] Nominated [For] Ruby's Bucket of Blood [Category]

Output: Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Black Reel Award [Result] Won [For] Sunshine State [Category]

Output: Best Actress in a Theatrical Film

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Black Reel Award [Result] Won [For] Rosa Parks Story, TheThe Rosa Parks Story [Category]

Output: Best Actress in a Network or Cable Film

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] Emmy Award [Result] Nominated [For] Rosa Parks Story, TheThe Rosa Parks Story [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actress in a Mini-Series or Television Movie

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Daytime Emmy Award [Result] Nominated (shared nomination) [For] Our America [Category]

Output: Outstanding Children's Special

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Image Award [Result] Won [For] Sunshine State [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Won [For] Sunshine State [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] NAACP Image Awards [Result] Won [For] Rosa Parks Story, TheThe Rosa Parks Story [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actress in a Television Movie, Mini-Series or Dramatic Special

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Award] Black Reel Award [Result] Nominated [For] Mr. 3000 [Category]

Output: Best Actress, Musical or Comedy

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