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An adjacent and separate 1,300-square-foot west wing overlooks rock-hedged gardens and provides a vaulted great room. Just above the public area sits an exclusive suite with private entrance and balcony, vaulted ceiling, kitchenette, bathroom, and antique wood-burning stove.
 
  
Replete with nautical elements and nods to the headlands of Big Sur, the construction is as unique as it is private.
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HATTIESBURG -- During Southern Miss' bye week, Golden Eagles football coach Todd Monken had a chance to give his players more individual time from the staff.
 
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And he also kept an eye on things to the north.
鈥淢y grandfather showed us what the beauty of the image was. I wanted to create a real space 鈥?not a fixed image, but a living landscape that you could be a part of and feel yourself grow and change within,鈥?Ivor Weston said.
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"Hats off to Dan Mullen and Hugh Freeze," he said.
 
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As most every college football fan in the nation knows, Mullen's Mississippi State team and Freeze's Ole Miss squad each came up with a couple of big victories over highly-ranked teams the past couple of Saturdays. As a consequence, MSU is ranked first and Ole Miss third in this week's Associated Press and Amway Coaches college football polls.
His grandfather worked in black and white, with contours and lines, but Ivor Weston views the landscape as his medium. He sculpted the land, planting fruiting trees and perennial gardens among the native oaks and pines to complement his craftsmanship.
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"They've done a great job," Monken said. "Tremendous coaches."
 
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Monken tried to visualize how their success would affect both the Mississippi State and Ole Miss and USM's recruiting.
鈥淓verything is light,鈥?he explains. 鈥淵ou must have light to appreciate the beauty of things, so I wanted all the rooms to open toward the south.鈥?
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"They're going to get better players now," he said. "They're going to put themselves in a market where maybe they weren't before. So we can only go by the guys that we have the opportunity of recruiting that want to come here and play at Southern Miss.
Dramatic vistas are the priority, and the entire house is flanked by redwood decks and private balconies.
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"I don't know how it affects it one way or another but I think they've both done a great job. "We've got to go and recruit and try to keep players here and be a part of something special and put this place back at the top."
 
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To do that, Southern Miss needs to improve. While there have been some bright spots -- the 31 points and 537 offensive yards put up in its last game, against Middle Tennessee State -- the inconsistency of the Eagles has been a main cause of the 2-4 record, 0-2 in Conference USA.
The 6-acre property, forested with oak, pine and cedar, is situated more than a mile from the highway and is accessible by a county road, offering solace and peace.
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This Saturday (6 p.m., American Sports Network), USM will play at North Texas (2-4, 0-2) at Denton, Texas.
 
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"We've done everything we could in the last two games to kill momentum," Monken said. "Every time we've made a play, we've had a setback. It hasn't been in one area, it's been in all areas.
For more than 20 years the has operated as a bed and breakfast. The permit to continue operating the land as such is included in the sale.
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"When we get to the point where we're not doing those things, and carrying momentum over, then you'll see the progression that I think we're capable of making. But right now, we find a way to take a step back. That's what we've been doing this past week, how do we keep momentum in a game and put pressure on your opponent."
 
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Monken said he expects to have running back Jalen Richard and defensive end Dylan Bradley available to play this week after missing time with injuries.
Vanessa Mekarski contributed to this article.
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Starting quarterback Nick Mullins, who passed for 426 yards in a 37-31 loss to Middle Tennessee in USM's last game on Oct. 4, said Monday that the team is ready to get back to work to prepare for North Texas after taking the weekend off.
 
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"We're treating this game as a must-win," he said. "We need it for a bowl game."
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Revision as of 03:43, 31 October 2014

HATTIESBURG -- During Southern Miss' bye week, Golden Eagles football coach Todd Monken had a chance to give his players more individual time from the staff. And he also kept an eye on things to the north. "Hats off to Dan Mullen and Hugh Freeze," he said. As most every college football fan in the nation knows, Mullen's Mississippi State team and Freeze's Ole Miss squad each came up with a couple of big victories over highly-ranked teams the past couple of Saturdays. As a consequence, MSU is ranked first and Ole Miss third in this week's Associated Press and Amway Coaches college football polls. "They've done a great job," Monken said. "Tremendous coaches." Monken tried to visualize how their success would affect both the Mississippi State and Ole Miss and USM's recruiting. "They're going to get better players now," he said. "They're going to put themselves in a market where maybe they weren't before. So we can only go by the guys that we have the opportunity of recruiting that want to come here and play at Southern Miss. "I don't know how it affects it one way or another but I think they've both done a great job. "We've got to go and recruit and try to keep players here and be a part of something special and put this place back at the top." To do that, Southern Miss needs to improve. While there have been some bright spots -- the 31 points and 537 offensive yards put up in its last game, against Middle Tennessee State -- the inconsistency of the Eagles has been a main cause of the 2-4 record, 0-2 in Conference USA. This Saturday (6 p.m., American Sports Network), USM will play at North Texas (2-4, 0-2) at Denton, Texas. "We've done everything we could in the last two games to kill momentum," Monken said. "Every time we've made a play, we've had a setback. It hasn't been in one area, it's been in all areas. "When we get to the point where we're not doing those things, and carrying momentum over, then you'll see the progression that I think we're capable of making. But right now, we find a way to take a step back. That's what we've been doing this past week, how do we keep momentum in a game and put pressure on your opponent." Monken said he expects to have running back Jalen Richard and defensive end Dylan Bradley available to play this week after missing time with injuries. Starting quarterback Nick Mullins, who passed for 426 yards in a 37-31 loss to Middle Tennessee in USM's last game on Oct. 4, said Monday that the team is ready to get back to work to prepare for North Texas after taking the weekend off. "We're treating this game as a must-win," he said. "We need it for a bowl game."

Teams must have six wins to be eligible for a bowl.

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