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Welcome to CSS Reboot Day!
Happy CSS Reboot Day!! What? You didn’t know about CSS Reboot Day? And you call yourself as web developer!
According to the site, CSS Reboot Day is:
“… a community event for web professionals. May 1st, 2006 at 18:00 GMT Rebooters from all over the world will launch their web standards-based redesigns simultaneously, bringing traffic, interest and a little respect to their sites. There are no prizes or arbitrary winners, just great exposure and the knowledge that we all participated in something great.”
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Why Syracuse Should Try To Become Wide Receiver U – Orange Fizz – Free Syracuse Recruiting News (orangefizz.net; Leonard)
If the first two years of the Dino Babers era has taught us anything it’s that his offense makes Syracuse wide receivers look really, really good. In year one, it was unheralded grad-transfer Amba Etta-Tawo, who finished in the top 10 nationally in receiving yards and suddenly went from a little-known wide-out at Maryland to someone who would later earn some time in the NFL. Then with Etta-Tawo gone, many questioned who would fill his production void heading into year two of the Babers era. But, those concerns quickly looked silly when senior Steve Ishmael proceed to also finish in the top ten in receiving yards in the country and earn himself a spot on the Biletnikoff award watch list (given to the nations top wide receiver), just like Etta-Tawo. Not to mention, slot speedsters like Brisly Estime and Erv Philips have both received NFL attention after putting up eye-popping numbers while playing for Babers and his high-tempo offense.
Sure it’s a small sample size, but the point is simple: Syracuse wide receivers have undoubtedly benefited from Dino Babers presence in the past two years and high school recruits are starting to take notice.
Just look at this past recruiting cycle. In the 2018 class, five of SU’s 19 commits are wide receivers (if you count Kevin Johnson Jr. who was a late add). The year before that, wide receivers was also the deepest position in the 2017 class. Not to mention, Babers and SU were also able to persuade highly touted JUCO tight end Ravian Pierce to take his talents to Central New York.
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247Sports lists Clemson WR as biggest NFL draft steal (diehards.com; Holcomb)
The Clemson Tigers broke their five-year streak of having a first-round pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, but that doesn’t mean there weren’t Tigers selected that could make an impact at the next level.
In fact, 247Sports loves one of the Clemson players drafted over the weekend so much that they ranked him the biggest “draft steal” from the ACC.
With the No. 185 overall pick, the Indianapolis Colts boosted their wide receiver core by selecting Clemson wideout Deon Cain. From a value perspective, 247Sports says he’s the best the entire ACC had to offer:
The slide of Clemson’s top receiver to the sixth round was one of the more surprising developments at the skill positions. Well-built with a 4.43 laser time at the NFL Combine, Cain is going to make the Colts very happy with their selection while Clemson fans continue to build excitement about Tee Higgins as the next top skill player.
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The Ultimate Drive-Through Taste Test | CitrusTV (citrustv.com;com; College Eats; Dan the Food Guy)
Join us as we test the finest fast-food establishments in Syracuse.
