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Projected UCF Knights Offensive Depth Chart: South Carolina State
When the offense comes out onto the sphere for UCF towards South Carolina State, right here’s how Contained in the Knights initiatives the beginning lineups to be.
UCF Depth Chart Notes
*Bear in mind, that is only a projection and nothing extra. For example, UCF’s broad receiver corps is flexible. A number of gamers might begin and/or play two or extra positions. The offensive line has offensive tackles and offensive guards that would simply change from the fitting aspect to the left aspect, and vice versa. Total, it is extra about who’s beginning alongside the offensive line, specifically.
*One other issue, Head Coach Gus Malzahn and his employees will use totally different personnel packages that may trigger ability gamers to maneuver round from their main place.
*Lastly, have to actually see the opening sport to raised consider the depth chart prospects. Even the UCF teaching employees will possible make changes to the depth chart after the South Carolina State sport. That is a major motive why the offensive line depth chart shouldn’t be utterly crammed out past the primary workforce (see beneath).
Inside The Knight’s Unofficial UCF Offensive Depth Chart
Quarterback
10 – John Rhys Plumlee, Redshirt Junior – Hattiesburg (Miss.) Oak Grove / Ole Miss
16 – Mikey Keene, Sophomore – Chandler (Ariz.) Excessive Faculty
12 – Thomas Castellanos, Freshman – Waycross (Ga.) Ware County
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5 – Isaiah Bowser, Redshirt Senior – Sidney (Ohio) Excessive Faculty / Northwestern
0 – Johnny Richardson, Junior – Lake Wales (Fla.) Excessive Faculty
6 – Mark Antony-Richards, Redshirt Junior – Wellington (Fla.) Excessive Faculty / Auburn
22 – RJ Harvey, Redshirt Junior – Orlando (Fla.) Edgewater / Virginia
20 – Anthony Williams, Redshirt Freshman – Altamonte Springs (Fla.) Lake Brantley
9 – Jordan McDonald, Freshman – Alpharetta (Ga.) Milton
33 – Trilion Coles, Redshirt Senior – Orlando (Fla.) Bishop Moore
Boundary Receiver
18 – Jaylon Griffin, Redshirt Junior, Huntsville (Texas) Excessive Faculty / Kilgore School
7 – Joey Gatewood, Redshirt Senior – Jacksonville (Fla.) Bartram Path / Auburn / Kentucky
81 – Tyler Griffin, Freshman – Brooklet (Ga.) New Southeast Bulloch
Slot Receiver
2 – Kobe Hudson, Junior – Pine Mountain (Ga.) Troup County / Auburn
17 – Amari Johnson, Senior – Miami (Fla.) Carol Metropolis
4 – Ryan O’Keefe, Senior – Austin (Texas) Spherical Rock
3 – Xavier Townsend, Freshman – Tampa (Fla.) Berkeley Prep
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99 – Quan Lee, Freshman – Ocala (Fla.) – Buchholz
Discipline Receiver
4 – Ryan O’Keefe, Senior – Austin (Texas) Spherical Rock
1 – Javon Baker, Junior – Atlanta (Ga.) McEachern / Alabama
38 – Dionte Marks, Redshirt Junior – DeLand (Fla.) Excessive Faculty / College of Florida
15 – Jordan Johnson, Junior – St. Louis (Mo.) De Smet Jesuit / Notre Dame
Tight Finish
8 – Kemore Gamble, Fifth-year Senior – Miami (Fla.) Southridge / College of Florida
82 – Alec Holler, Fifth-Yr Senior – Winter Park (Fla.) Trinity Prep
86 – Jordan Davis, Redshirt Sophomore – Sanford (Fla.) Seminole
88 – Grant Stevens, Freshman – Ponte Vedra Seashore (Fla.) Nease
Left Deal with
71 – Tylan Grable, Redshirt Senior, Gordon (Ga.) Wilkinson County / Jacksonville State
Left Guard
77 – Lokahi Pauole, Senior – Kapolei (Hawaii) Kamehameha
76 – Adrian Medley, Redshirt Junior – Pensacola (Fla.) Excessive Faculty
Heart
55 – Matt Lee, Redshirt Junior – Oviedo (Fla.) Hagerty
Proper Guard
73 – Samuel Jackson, Sixth-Yr Senior – Bradenton (Fla.) Lakewood Ranch
Proper Deal with
72 – Ryan Swoboda, Sixth-Yr Senior – Clermont (Fla.) Windermere Prep / Virginia
69 – Paul Rubelt, Redshirt Sophomore – Frankfort (Germany) / Rockford (Unwell.) Hiawatha
A more in-depth have a look at the projected defensive depth chart is coming quickly.
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A ride at a historic Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, amusement park turned into a nightmare that left a man paralyzed, a North Carolina couple alleges in a lawsuit.
The couple, identified as Gangia Adhikari and husband Kul Sannyashi, said they visited the Family Kingdom Amusement Park July 23, 2021, and rode the wooden Swamp Fox Roller Coaster.
“While riding the roller coaster as a result of the negligence, carelessness, recklessness, willfulness and wantonness of the Defendants, Plaintiff’s husband suffered an acute injury to his spinal cord which caused quadriplegia,” the lawsuit, filed June 20, alleges.
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Family Kingdom, a seaside amusement park in Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
The couple alleged the coaster was “extremely dangerous, more so than a typical roller coaster.”
The lawsuit said Family Kingdom Amusement Park “failed to adequately warn customers” of the dangers the roller coaster could present to riders.
The lawsuit also alleged the amusement park failed to take precautions to ensure the ride would not cause serious injuries to its users.
Attorney Morgan Martin told The Sun News Sannyashi is in “horrible condition.”
“The allegation is that he gets on [the roller coaster] fine and then gets off as a quadriplegic,” Martin told the outlet. “It’s such a sad, sad day for that young man, who is just in horrible condition.”
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Sannyashi claimed he had to undergo operations that required expensive medical treatment, hospitalization and intensive care.
A North Carolina man is reportedly paralyzed after riding the popular Swamp Fox roller coaster at Myrtle Beach’s Family Kingdom Amusement Park. (Family Kingdom)
The lawsuit claims he requires 24-hour nursing assistance and suffers from extreme pain, mental anguish and depression due to his permanent injuries.
According to the lawsuit, Adhikari is suing for loss of companionship, fellowship, aid, assistance, company and more.
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Mary Elle Marchant, River Bluff native, crowned as Miss South Carolina Teen 2024 – ABC Columbia
Photo Courtesy: Amanda Upton Photography
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — The Miss South Carolina Scholarship Organization has crowned Miss River Bluff’s Teen, Mary Elle Marchant, as Miss South Carolina’s Teen 2024.
According to Gavin Smith with the organization, Marchant hails from Lexington, SC, and is an 18-year-old who recently graduated from River Bluff High School.
Performing a musical theatre dance to “I Hope I Get It” from “A Chorus Line to Life,” Marchant was a preliminary winner in the teen evening gown and teen talent award categories.
She received a $12,500 savings bond and will compete for the title of Miss America’s Outstanding Teen.
The Miss South Carolina Scholarship Organization also named four additional delegates as runners up in the 2024 Miss South Carolina’s Teen Competition:
First runner up: Miss Daniel Island’s Teen, Tess Ferm
Second runner up: Miss Columbia’s Teen, Le’Daviah Terry
Third runner up: Miss Greer High School’s Teen, Madison Harbin
Fourth runner up: Miss Greater Greer’s Teen, Lilykate Barbare
The Miss South Carolina 2024 competition will continue Saturday evening, beginning at 8 p.m.
Miss South Carolina 2024 will receive a $60,000 scholarship and will compete for the title of Miss America.
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Editorial: Long-awaited reform on how SC picks judges will help, but it doesn’t go far enough
The reform measure the Legislature sent to Gov. Henry McMaster on Wednesday won’t solve the multitudinous problems with the way South Carolina picks judges.
The governor still won’t have anywhere near as much say as the Legislature in selecting the members of the third branch of government.
And lawyer-legislators still will retain inordinate sway over the careers of judges they practice before — creating the appearance if not the reality of preferential treatment.
But the bill — more than a year in the making and far longer than that in the needing — provides a good first step to addressing real and perceived flaws that threaten public confidence in our judicial system. We urge Mr. McMaster to sign it.
For the first time, it allows the governor to appoint some members to the Judicial Merit Selection Commission, which decides who legislators can elect or reelect to the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals and the Circuit and Family courts. Governors have never had any say in those elections, and they still won’t participate in the vote, but S.1046 lets the governor appoint four of the 12 commissioners.
House and Senate leaders will still pick the eight other members, and six of them have to be legislators; technically, the bill allows all eight to be legislators, which would ensure legislators’ continued majority on the panel, but if House or Senate leaders choose to interpret it that way, it will be a massive betrayal of the public trust.
Perhaps equally important, legislators will be limited to four consecutive years on the panel, and all but three current members will be expelled from the commission when the law takes effect in a year. Among those leaving will be House Democratic Leader Todd Rutherford, who has made himself the poster child for how lawyer-legislators can manipulate that position to their personal advantage. (Additionally, commissioners have to resign if a relative files to run for a judgeship.)
As long as the Legislature elects judges, the governor should appoint all the members of the screening panel; that’s the only way to create the balance of powers that is foundational to our nation’s system of governance. Barring that, lawyer-legislators should be prohibited from serving on the panel: One chance to influence who becomes a judge — when they vote in the election — is enough; that second opportunity is the root of most of the evil that South Carolina’s prosecutors have been complaining about for more than a year.
It’s worth noting that lawmakers agreed to give the governor some say on the commission at the very same moment they reduced the commission’s power: It still will be able to end the careers and the hopes of judges and would-be judges, but in most cases, it no longer will be able to nominate its favorites from among multiple qualified candidates. Now, instead of nominating a maximum of three candidates for each seat, the so-called cap will be six — which is more than the number of candidates in most contests — so if six candidates are found qualified, all six of them will stand for election.
The other smart reforms are a requirement that screening hearings be livestreamed and a related ban on candidates dropping out before the commission issues its report on their qualifications. Both are designed to stop the panel from pressuring candidates to drop out after screening by suggesting that the public will see unflattering material about them if they don’t.
As Upstate Solicitor Kevin Brackett tells us, “This is helpful, but some of the main structures that ensure legislative dominance are still in place and need to be addressed.” That means getting lawyer-legislators off the screening commission and, ideally, allowing the governor to appoint all 12 members. It’s not too soon to start working on that next round of reforms.
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