In the 56th minute, Cahill was expelled from the game for a dangerous tackle in which he caught midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger on the outside of his left knee.
Pritchard appeared for one series, and took one hard tackle in which his head struck the ground again, before Ostrander returned for the rest of the game.
Penn State's defense had excelled in their first two games, but regressed significantly against Central Florida, particularly with poor tackling, which some attributed to their practice strategy of "thud" tackling, in which one does not actually take a player to the ground, instead making a "thud" to stop a player.
They also urged that "officials and coaches... ensure proper enforcement of the rules of the game," such as barring spear tackling in which the head is used as battering ram and which is the cause of "a significant number of concussions and catastrophic injuries".
A topic of conversation at Mangini's daily news conference was fullback Darian Barnes's collision with the rookie defensive tackle Mike DeVito on Wednesday during a tackling drill in which the runner was supposed to avoid contact, not initiate it.
Further south, Miami is facing serious infrastructural issues as its sea level rises – and, in response, it's creating innovative financing models to tackle situations in which traditional funding won't suffice.
Ramsey was wonderful last year, but perhaps he was wonderful in the wrong way, his rare attacking gear a distraction from the more basic areas – linking, tackling, passing – in which Arsenal need him to excel right now.
One of them contacted the Innocence Project, a nonprofit legal clinic at Cardozo law school in New York that Scheck helped found to tackle cases in which DNA testing might exonerate a prisoner, and Clyde's case was added to the pile.
At the United States Olympic trials last month in Omaha, Spitz marveled at Phelps's willingness to tackle events in which he did not have the fastest time — the 200 freestyle at the 2004 Olympics, for example, or the 100 butterfly here.
