Three Keys & a Pick: Illinois at No. 11 Wisconsin

Three Keys & a Pick: Illinois at No. 11 Wisconsin

Three Keys & a Pick: Illinois at No. 11 Wisconsin  247SportsNo. 11 Wisconsin Badgers vs. Illinois Fighting Illini: starting lineups, stats, TV channel  Milwaukee Journal SentinelStarting Five: Badgers head home for Illinois rematch  University of Wisconsin BadgersIllinois at No. 11 Wisconsin Prediction: Odds, Expert Picks, Betting Trends and Stats  Yahoo SportsIllinois vs…

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Report: Eagles QB coach Doug Nussmeier finalizing deal to become Saints’ offensive coordinator

Report: Eagles QB coach Doug Nussmeier finalizing deal to become Saints’ offensive coordinator

Philadelphia Eagles quarterbacks coach Doug Nussmeier and the New Orleans Saints are “working to finalize a deal” to have him become the offensive coordinator on Kellen Moore’s coaching staff, according to a report from Josina Anderson. Earlier on Tuesday, Saints reporter Nick Underhill noted that it “sounds like Doug Nussmeier is the favorite to be…

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“Smith has road-tested this guitar, refining its design and tone”: The PRS Charcoal Phoenix is Paul Reed Smith’s personal guitar of choice – and it’s already starred onstage next to John Mayer

“Smith has road-tested this guitar, refining its design and tone”: The PRS Charcoal Phoenix is Paul Reed Smith’s personal guitar of choice – and it’s already starred onstage next to John Mayer

Late last month, PRS Guitars celebrated its 40th anniversary in style with a star-studded concert at Anaheim, California’s House of Blues featuring John Mayer, David Grissom, Orianthi, Herman Li, Mark Lettieri, and the man himself, Paul Reed Smith. Those who looked closely at video of the concert may have noticed Smith wielding a striking, charcoal-y…

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“I would say he’s underrated in the echelons of guitar. Honestly, there’s no-one close”: Steve Vai reveals what it’s like to work side by side with fellow Frank Zappa alum Adrian Belew on the BEAT tour

“I would say he’s underrated in the echelons of guitar. Honestly, there’s no-one close”: Steve Vai reveals what it’s like to work side by side with fellow Frank Zappa alum Adrian Belew on the BEAT tour

The ongoing BEAT tour has been a true manifestation of the crème de la crème of prog-rock. With former King Crimson members on guitar and bass – Adrian Belew and Tony Levin, respectively – alongside the inimitable Steve Vai and Tool drummer Danny Carey, it’s safe to say that it’s been a victory tour for…

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“What’s incredible about this guitar is that it was Marc Bolan’s before. That’s a double whammy”: Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells Telecaster has cropped up on the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow – after it was bought for $12,500

“What’s incredible about this guitar is that it was Marc Bolan’s before. That’s a double whammy”: Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells Telecaster has cropped up on the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow – after it was bought for $12,500

“Tubular Bells” and “Mike Oldfield” immediately evoke the iconic earworm that is the tune’s opening piano motif, which, on a broader pop culture level, is inextricably linked to William Friedkin’s 1973 horror film The Exorcist. So how exactly do guitars play a role in this story? Well, Mike Oldfield, who recorded Tubular Bells at just…

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“The 12-string I was accustomed to wasn’t performing. Gibson kindly said, ‘We’ll make you something special’”: Brian May’s first Gibson signature is here – and it’s got nothing to do with the Red Special

“The 12-string I was accustomed to wasn’t performing. Gibson kindly said, ‘We’ll make you something special’”: Brian May’s first Gibson signature is here – and it’s got nothing to do with the Red Special

After announcing their unexpected partnership early last year, Gibson and Brian May have unveiled their first collaborative signature guitar creation – and it’s not a Murphy Lab Red Special. Instead, the legendary Queen guitarist has been honored with a 12-string SJ-200 acoustic guitar. When May and Gibson first confirmed they would be working together, many…

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“I think Eddie got rubbed up the wrong way because we had another superstar guitar player in our lineup”: Eddie Van Halen apparently left Peavey because it signed a second standout shredder – Joe Satriani

“I think Eddie got rubbed up the wrong way because we had another superstar guitar player in our lineup”: Eddie Van Halen apparently left Peavey because it signed a second standout shredder – Joe Satriani

Peavey CEO Courtland Gray has shed new light on Eddie Van Halen’s split from the company in the early 2000s, and suggested the recruitment of a second superstar shredder prompted the Eruption virtuoso to up sticks and leave. In 2004, Van Halen and Peavey brought an end to their partnership, which – following its onset…

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