WSCS basketball as tonight we're at Jack Schneider Stadium or court I guess you could say at the University of Sheboygan Center where the Wombats of Sheboygan County are going to host the Silver Lake Lakers. Hello everybody my name is Chris Wright and joining me tonight is nobody unfortunately my partner Ben Van Vagel who is substituting for Mike Martin texted me about noon today and I was under the weather so I guess I'll be flying solo we might have some people come in I know the athletic director here at UW Sheboygan Penny Mert Maletsky might sub in here and talk a little bit which might help me out a little bit but otherwise I'm solo if you don't want to know where Mike Martin is he's enjoying the Sun of Arizona and would probably not like a day like today where it's 40 and cloudy and I think you'd rather have Arizona instead but let's talk a little bit about basketball here this is our first game of the season on WSCS and for UW Sheboygan it's actually their second ball game the other day they defeated Brian and Stratton by a score of 78 to 73 which was a nice way to get started it was a home game for them they had a couple of players and double figures which we'll talk about in a little bit but it was a nice way for coach Greenwood to get his squad off to a start a good start leading score the other night was Alex Antoni he had 19 points and Nate circuitage followed up with the scoring with 15 points that game look for Sheboygan to establish himself a little bit here with the home court before their conference play starts taking over later in the season other players for the wombats you might be interested in and may have heard names of we have Julian Jones he'll be wearing number 23 Julian of course was a member of the state tournament team along with Nate circuitage at Sheboygan North High School from Sheboygan South we have a newcomer this year someone Marty and I love to watch Dylan Martins Dylan Martins is a 6-8 freshman and we always liked his hustle and how he controlled the paint in the FRCC we'll see how he does at this level Dylan will be wearing number 35 so those are a couple probably familiar name that you might be a little bit used to out here those of you that aren't used to UW Sheboygan basketball here at the center it's traditionally a two-year program you play here two years and if you're good enough to play you then move on to a bigger college such as an Oshkosh or a Ripon or something like that so it's kind of like a building ground for those type levels and it gives kids an opportunity to get basketball future even though they can't you know like I said necessarily goes someplace else but they can't give the center gives them an opportunity to do that and looking at the roster it's grown quite a bit I remember coming out here not too long ago and there was only about seven or eight kids on the one bat squad and this year they list 11 well I'm gonna step away for a moment and when we return we'll have the starting lineup for tonight's ballgame can you spot you know my motto safety first they could be dangerous I think we should call animal control animal control to be safe I got this it's a new motto you don't have to 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scissors it to follow the swimming rules you tell me to stay away from drugs to always buckle my suit up so why do you keep a loaded gun in your door how safe is that you ask them to follow some safety rules now they're asking you in fact they're counting on you never let your gun get into the wrong hands remember lock it visit ncpc.org traditional light bulbs actually generate nine times more heat the light switch to energy start light bulbs and you'll realize just how much cash you were really burning through saving energy saves you money learn more at energy savers.gov traditional light bulbs actually generate nine times more heat than light switch to energy start light bulbs and you'll realize just how much cash you were really burning through saving energy saves you money learn more at energy savers.gov now here comes your local UW-Shabuigan Wombats number two is Brett Ebers from Usberg Alex Stregge comes from Howard Scrolls there's Julian we've mentioned him in the opening big Nate circuitage former pseudomine and in the middle is Alex Antoni 6'8 second-year player out of Shabuigan Falls when you look at the Silver Lake College they just started their basketball program not too long ago and looking at their roster they're made up of the majority of kids from all over the country and all over the world and we'll introduce you to them as we go along here and Tony is going to jump against number 12 that's Nick Garcia he's comes from Arizona and here we go Wombats win the tip going left to right on your screen get it right into Nate circuitage this is a shot but a nice put back there by Antoni on a nice little rebound there Antonia Antoni also had nine rebounds the other day the nice pivot move there and a miss by Garcia Wombats swinging around that's Ebers there's a dump down to the big fellow and UW is going to try as you can see take advantage of their height that's two easy baskets in the paint gives them an early 4-2 lead just under a minute of play here there's a three-point attempt and make there by Taylor Harper Harper from Kentucky there's a turnover by the Wombats Derek Domino is the coach of the Silver Lake College Lakers brought 16 guys on his roster tonight you know how many those guys get into action there's a dribble drive into the paint and a miss there by Harper nice rebound there by Jones Gregi we mentioned him well the big fellow from deep and a miss I think we're gonna get our first foul of the ballgame they call that foul on Ebers 4-3 18-20 left in the first half of action drive by Cook Cook's a little short on that rebound by circuitic down to the big fellow nice offensive rebound by Jones it puts it back up and scores here you see the rebound play Julian always been a good athlete off the trampoline there puts it back in and the first team foul against so the late Julian finishes the free throw up in the three-point play for him duckwork on a local kid number one he's from Wisconsin I'll follow here Nick Garcia legal picker screen little pressure put on by the Lakers Ebers he's a first-year player from Usberg he wears number two circuitage dumped down should be automatic and it is three for three so far for Alex Antoni and a 9-3 lead for UW-Cheboygan they call walk there first turnover against I guess we'll call it the second turnover against the Lakers and into the lineup comes Quentin Bodeau excuse me Quinton Odyne Quinton played at North last year did not play as a junior at North but had an excellent year last year one of those kids you kind of forget about but hustles all over the floor then seems to get a bunch of points later on Nathan dribble drive shoots up an air ball he's old for four and on the breakout comes the Lakers right in the Saras wheelhouse there for the camera good that she stuck in there on the foul second team foul against the Wombats or see as free throws up and good at nine to four 1655 left and he's two for two on his trip much more pressure that time by the Lakers no problem therefore the Wombats getting the cost in the court UW-Cheboygan kind of probing there unfortunately Alex threw that one away second turnover for the Wombats Silver Lake just one of three so far from one of four from the floor so far tonight could have been a travel that's a miss on the three-point attempt there by Corey Lloyd before Alex was a really good athlete at Howard's Roll nice dump down automatic Alex and Tony is four for four from the floor here you gonna see it on replay dump it basket they can't stop that but on the counter on the other end Nick Garcia the nice left-handed four-footer puts it in cut the lead of four just quit and go doing Hugh they used to call them out that north obviously circuitage on another miss and another bucket circuitage over five but fortunately Antonio's five for five steal that time the breakout Lakers trying to set things out good decision there Alex here's a swing to Jones screened by circuitage jump stop by Jones not gonna fall for him though nice take that time and a miss by Lloyd Quinton drive kick nice play bingo here you'll see the kick and drive by Q and a three-pointer in there another miss by the Lakers not shooting so well here in Sheboygan to start with makes another one there's no answer for it and because of that we're gonna have a timeout on the floor it's gonna be a full timeout with that we're gonna take a break with UW Sheboygan up 18-7 welcome back to Jack Schneider court here UW Sheboygan the Wombats with a 18-7 lead led so far by Alex Antoni who is six for six from the floor 12 points and really the Lakers have no answer to him underneath the Lakers are gonna bring in Daniel McDermott a 6-6 kid from Gilbert Arizona couple Arizona kids on the team as a matter of fact there's four Dylan Martin's into the game now number 35 also in the game this bit Montezela he played just down the street at at Sheboygan Lutheran he's a good three-point shooter at times I think we're gonna get turnover oh shot clock was reset there so gotta fix it fix the shot clock put it at 15 seconds I thought that it was gonna go over to the Lakers as well so understand that young man making that mistake this year is Taylor Harper he comes from Lexington Kentucky I got a pretty good ball club down there there's a travel not a dribbling lot of dribbling and a turnover can't have that and an easy breakaway basket for ourselves Duckworth we mentioned he's one of the local kids constant Lutheran not a dribbling again not always the guy who's dribbling the other guys got to get open as well they're looking inside for circuitage the decision by Martin's not to force the pass here we're gonna get it into Dylan he's tough in there misses it gets his own rebound working on stats there and puts in a bucket to give the Wombats a 20 to 9 lead they're gonna get that follow on cue there just the 13 follow on UW Sheboygan Silver Lake penetrating kind of whips it up there Duckworth looking for a follow he's not gonna get it Allison Tony comes in and gives Nathan circuitage a break the defensive there inside but leaves the outside open and there's a miss that time by Freddie Cook I believe there's gonna be a no it's just gonna go over to the Wombats checking into the game is David Hughes Hughes comes from Carbondale Illinois 62 kid and Silver Lake continuing to put a little token pressure but not really anything drives what he can't get it to fall on they leaner there and a nice drive there but not to zoom in it gets the block but unfortunately they can't gobble up the rebound my swing screened by Martin's Martin's rolls nothing there good choice there oh he can't get it to fall nice attempt there by Montezela and on the breakout a basket for Lakers and that's how the Lakers have been scoring is on their fast break beating the Wombats back down the floor early on here it seems to be a size versus speed ballgame with the Wombats using their big fellas Alex Antoni and Nate circuitage and Dylan Martin's all going above 6-8 and the Lakers countering with their quickness with Duckworth and Hughes 20 to 13 we have 1145 left in the first half on Chris Wright I'm gonna go solo today unfortunately my partner got sick let me know at noon today hopes to be with me in a couple weeks over back there and putting Bodine scores there and a nice layup follow-way jumper is missed that time by Harper swinging it dominant money absolutely money tonight seven for seven Alex and Tony so far everything in the paint swing out to Hughes 10 seconds on the clock drive nowhere to go into the land of the Giants there Duckworth driving it deep in there got his own rebound goes back up and this time gets followed and that'll be all they're gonna call on Dylan Martin's Julian Jones checking back into the lineup for Q with two points so far the matter of fact four Wombats have got one basket and the other seven up along to Antoni two for two trip there for Duckworth Julian slings it there goes the perfect night outside the three pointer no place to go for Craig good defense there by the Wombats 24 19 almost halfway through the first half here coach Greenwood asking his players to set it up there's our screen and roll little bumping going on little force there but just couldn't get it to go in here come the Lakers on the bus stop but this time they turn it over as the Wombats recover quickly on defense swinging it out that's a little better and ever since that three pointer went up Alex can't get anything to flow a lot of contact kick out here for Hughes for three little long on it Tony with the rebound this is Ebers number two from Usberg right here in the drive puts it up no good we're gonna get a late call here I think we're gonna get a push on Freddie Cook just be the second and third free throw attempts for the Wombats here 8.59 left circuit to Jen Martin's out Bedouin in Ebers out one out of two trip 25 15 8.56 left in the first half UW Sheboygan versus Silver Lake Lakers that's Lloyd kicks it over here to Harper Harper on the drive tried to get it down into Hughes but again there's no place for Hughes with all the tall timbers there and then a three pointer on the rebound by Cook second three-pointer there you see it on the replay second three-pointer for the Lakers this evening Julian Jones drive penetrates basket went on it just went on it the drive there by Jones using his speed a good speed shown here by Cook and a three-point attempt by Harper no good drive penetration oh and they're gonna get a follow I'm gonna call Benjamin sweet on that follow Martin's back in now and another one of two trips there I call Dylan Martin's on the push I think that's gonna be Dylan second power of the game Lloyd throws it away kind of left his feet that time and nowhere for him to throw the ball I have five turnover so far for the Silver Lake Lakers Evers being hounded by Harper cue down there Tony but he's gonna be called for the travel also the fifth turn turn over on the wombats they're even there but the scoreboard is 26 to 18 in favor of UW Sheboygan from the elbow Harper to Hughes to cook back to Hughes this is Lloyd no movement right now by Silver Lake so up goes the shot by Lloyd and it's missed swing to the outside oh he's wide open and he's right there much better job good release there by Alex and Tony when he released caught the ball went to the basket was bumped didn't make the basket but it's gonna get a couple of free throws second end of the game is Kimball Harris another young man from Kentucky to miss free throws there 26 18 6 and a half minutes to go second ball game for UW Sheboygan or 1 and 0 put it called a travel there on Harris but they didn't instead Lloyd turns it over once it's out of probing Evers that's deep by Nate circuitage yet to score today I think we're gonna another turnover on the Lakers coming in the game Trevor Antilla Sheboygan South graduate he's wearing number 10 lots of pressure being applied this time by the Lakers it's Jones gets it back to Evers again no traps or anything just a total pressure and you got to call that that's a handshake that's the 17 follow on the Lakers which will put Evers in a one and one makes the first gets chance for the second been a bit of a struggle for UW today at the line there's a basket that time by Hughes on his 27 to 20 they're gonna call follow on 10 until that time on the illegal stream he's got to get there earlier that's set your screen a little earlier it's an easy call for the officials when you run up there and give a screen chance to cut the deficit to 5 27 20 5 10 left that's not gonna go there for Harper and a rebound by Evers Montezela tough pass there 10 seconds on the clock that's just another bad pass all sudden the wombats are struggling offensively and fortunately a turnover by Silver Lake no damage got a little sloppy here the last couple minutes there's another turnover and a break away and a quick break basket for the Lakers and with that it's gonna be a timeout for Sheboygan well at the 414 mark of the first half we're gonna take a break here 27 22 Sheboygan you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent there are thousands of children in foster care who will take you just the wombats currently lead Silver Lake College 27 to 22 the offense is kind of gone stagnant for the wombats but built a double-digit lead earlier in the half our first basketball game of the season like Martin is down in Arizona joining the Sun and I've mentioned a couple times partner today that sick over the weekend and hopefully he'll be here for our next ball game which I believe will be out here on the I think it's the 6th of December Alex with a pass there six seconds on the clock the swing for and instead to get a turnover again they are mounting in a fast break Lakers can't get the basket to fall in a break for the wombats again tell you a couple missed layups by Silver Lake this game would be a lot closer and just like that at another turnover tenth turnover now for the wombats have to say that the Lakers have done a much better job adjusting they've kind of taken away the paint for the wombats and because of that the W Sheboygan is struggling to find some type of offense 15 seconds on the shot clock dribble drive and good for Duckworth or so it's Duckworth on the lap there you see it kisses it off the glass and in now it's down to 27-24 three minutes left in the first half the doing drive penetrate should make that one and he does good use of the body there by Q kisses it off the glass and puts it in three point attempt way short way short that time by Harris Julian Jones nice athletic move by Julian second basket of the game four points for him tough shot Jones gets the rebound to take this right to the glass and gets followed out Streggy there drives to the basket and gets a chance for a couple free throws this will be his fifth and sixth so far he's made half free throw line has not been the friend of the wombats so far tonight they've attempted 12 but it may just four need to be better than that close this one out two minutes two minutes left in the first half on bat still up by seven we're late looking looking I don't know where Craig was going on that but he did draw a foul and get that foul on not Jones get and Tony Craig kind of jump back into the defender there there's a miss by the Lakers and that for their first miss it's just their sixth free throw attempt and their five of six minute 40 nice screen there for defense there by the Lakers somebody's got to help help out Craig excuse me duck with that don't run into the big fella Alex and Tony six six Silver Lake players on the court at this time nice screen by Alex Dreg Jones on the drive and the basket there you see it nice that let it move again there by Julian I think I mentioned he had four points I was wrong he had five he made a three point plate way back in about the first two minutes of the game and now he makes another one six points for Jones back up to a nine point lead for the Wombats hoping to get a stop that's a walk for turnover on Lloyd 10th turnover for the Lakers overall brings it up by penetrating all nice play Jones on the basket back to an 11 point lead for those Wombats swung out here to cook drive penetration by Jacobs Jacobs is going to go to the line Aaron Jacobs from Christian life high school located in Illinois ever comes into the game number two first year out here at UW-Shabuigan Greenwood's done a real nice job trying to recruit kids from the local area to come out and play here kids from Falls North South Howard 27 seconds on the game clock 23 on the shot clock so a little bit of a difference Q dumps a nice pass a lot of contact there a lot of hands in on that one unfortunately for him he's gonna have to make the first to get no they're gonna give us the 10th team follow on the Lakers that is why sorry about that he's missed his first three though and he got that one to fall back to a 10 point lead shot clock is off 16 seconds in the game clock this is Jacobs they're gonna set up some type of a play here Jones is all over that one of the better defenders another travel gotta set your feet before you shoot he catches it and shuffles them so with 2.2 seconds left on the clock Wombats gonna have one more shot at it Q's gonna have a shot nice job Q himself a chance not gonna make it but after one half of play UW-Shabuigan Wombats 37 Silver Lake Lakers 27 we back in a few minutes with the second half kids who play outdoors and healthier lungs totally do you know that boys that play with dolls make better husbands my son has lots of dolls but did you know Terry cloth diapers breathe better I did yeah yeah you guys know statistically friendly kids have more friends yeah that's obvious did you know most people think they're using the right car seat for their kid but they're not the parents who really know it all know for sure that their child is in the right seat visit safer car gov slash the right seat to make sure your child there's one thing you can never have sex without it's not something you buy or something you take in fact there's only one way to get it it has to be given to you freely it's consent because sex without it isn't sex it's rape consent if you don't get it you don't get it it's on us to stop sexual assault learn how and take the pledge at it's on us org everybody has a dream my most to see the ocean well what would the neighbors think even still you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection to treat the ash trees the emerald ash borer is an insect that's been in Wisconsin for over 10 years and it's working its way kind of north from southern Wisconsin it's been found in Sheboygan for for a few years now it's been around and the focus is for the city to try to save the ash trees before they all die let's there's about 5,000 ash trees on the on the street between the street and the sidewalk and just to give you a sense there's about 20 to 23,000 trees between the street and the sidewalk so five those 5,000 of those are ash trees so it's important to the for the city to not let all those trees die at the same time so the emerald ash borer is an insect where it gets in the tree it lays eggs the eggs hatched and burrow under the bark and they basically suffocate the tree as they feed now it takes a number of years before you you'll see an effect from the insect but the important thing is when you're trying to save an ash tree is the is it treated with an insecticide before you see it before you see the tree declining because by the time the tree you see the effects that the tree is dying it's it could be too late sometimes it's not too late but but many times the damage is already that's done is already done and can't be repaired so it's more of a preventative measure that we're doing and I've been treating ash trees for about six years now I've seen I've seen it work I've seen it I've seen where I've treated a tree I came back two years later treated the same tree again and the tree was still healthy but maybe the neighbor the neighbor's trees that were untreated were almost dead so I believe in it and research backs it up it's supposed to be over 96% effective as far as the city's plan their plan is to treat half the ash trees and remove half the ash trees because it's expensive either way you want to look at it you want to remove them all it's a huge expense if you want to treat them all it's very expensive so a kind of compromises to try to save half remove half over a three-year period so this year 2017 we've I've treated between 1100 and 1200 ash trees to date and over the next year and over the next two years we'll get to that 2500 mark where we've potentially saved half the trees now the city's doing a three-year treatment process where every three years we'll have to retreat if we want to treat a continue to survive and right now the insecticide that we're using the active ingredient is M. Mectin benzoate there's a number of different products that contain that it's able for two years where you every two years you should retreat but a lot of research is saying you can get at least three years out of it so that's why the city's gone with the three-year plan well first of all the process of picking which trees to save and which trees not to save really stems from is the tree in a good location to begin with so if we're only going to save half the ash trees we want to save the ones that are in a good spot versus the ones that are not an ideal spot so we look for medians grass areas between the road and the sidewalk that are at least six feet wide this one here that we're in is probably more like eight feet and we want to look for spots where there's no overhead power lines that the trees growing into or if the trees really buckling up the sidewalk or something like that maybe that's not an ideal tree to save so once we determine which trees we want to save the process is pretty simple we we drill into the tree with a small about a little smaller than a pencil size hole and a tree will take anywhere from four holes to I had one this year I had ten holes in so average I would say six or seven drills about an inch under the bark and then those holes get filled up you put up an injection tee in each one of those holes so it's all sealed and each one of those tees is connected with a small holes which all stems back to a bottle which which has the insecticide in it now the tree the amount of the amount of insecticide that's used depends on the tree size so the rate the city uses is a five milliliters per diameter inch of the tree now diameter is measured at breast height four and a half feet above ground okay yes so this tree here is 18 inches in diameter so 18 times five is 90 milliliters that this tree requires so as we're going down a street I have a guy helping me he measures them he records what's going to be used he records the address where the tree is and I get to the tree and I get to work drilling setting it up measuring the chemical that's going in and once I get it all set it's just a matter of pressurizing the container the bottle with the insecticide to get that insecticide to the tree and really it's just a bike pump that I'm using to pressurize and I give it about 30 pounds of pressure and that'll get the insecticide to the tree and it's up to the tree to take it in so every tree is different some trees take it right in some trees are a little slower sometimes you don't get that uptake it the tree just refuses to suck anything up so then you that's a sure sign that the tree is too far gone and there's no point in trying to save that tree so once I have it all set up and pressurized it's up to the tree to take it in and really I could increase the pressure to 40 pounds even 50 pounds but it isn't going to make a difference how fast the tree takes it in it's really that pressure is just getting the chemical to the tree and once once the the lines the hoses are all clear so you can see the blue the chemicals blue you can see it going in and once those lines are all emptied out then you can undo the pressure and unhook the tree and that's all it needs to be done now everything when we leave a tree that we've treated we we got a can of blue spray paint we put a dot on the street side of the tree roughly two three feet off the ground and that is a symbol that we've treated that ashtree that we plan on saving that ashtree it will also put up a pesticide sign down that says keep off pesticide that's something that needs to be done it's required by the the pesticide regulations for the state so they'll those signs will leave for a day and we'll pick them up the next day but the blue dot will stay so we'll always know that that tree was treated in 2017 as far as danger to people walking by or anything like that with the with the pesticide that we're using the the caution the word is caution on the on the label of this insecticide which is the lowest toxicity really it's not much to worry about since it's all going right into the tree itself there's there's nothing going to be on the grass or in the air or anything really to worry about as far as that goes as soon as as soon as I leave the tree and the blue dot will stay there but nothing else will be there that tree is safe to be around getting closer to nature can get you closer to your family go to discover the forest dot or smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child's life take time to be a dad today you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent there are thousands of children in foster care who will take you just they told me a bottle couldn't dream that I would never become a superhero and how to fly just to come back in a new disguise and be the hero that I've always wanted to be living near the water it's a dream come true for many except when there's flooding or hurricane that's why people who live near lakes and rivers by the ocean and Bayside are working with their local planners to make sure that protection from all sorts of natural disasters is part of the planning process learn more at planning dot org that's planning what would you bring there's one thing you can never have sex without it's consent because sex without it isn't sex it's rape it's on us to stop sexual assault learn how and take the pledge that it's on us org welcome back everybody to Jack Schneider court I was just talking to Doug Johnson try to get him to be my partner but for those you know I'm Chris Wright like Martin is currently in Arizona take it a month away which is nice for him now that he's retired he and his wife and had a partner set up but he got a little bit under the weather Texan me a new today but how about today's ballgame 37 27 good first half for the Wombats they shot 50% from the field they were 14 of 28 not so good from the three-point line they were just one of one of seven they did commit 10 turnovers and they really struggled that the free-throw line shooting six of 15 for the visitors from Silver Lake which is just outside of Manitowoc it's in Manitowoc but it's kind of to the west side of of the holiday in and things like that they shot just 10 of 28 35 percent from the floor they did hit two threes however shooting 25 percent there they committed 11 turnovers but they got the job done at the stripe seven for eight Richards down here now we're having a little bit trouble with the monitor so he'll take care of that Sarah's on the camera underneath the baskets sucking it up there hopefully won't get driven into or she will take a charge and Richards on top Scott's inside in the truck today very short trip for them it's just across the street for those of you that don't know the UW Shabuigan kind of the basis for our station out there so to start the second half we're gonna have the Silver Lake Lakers drive-in and there's Taylor Harper who starts off the ball second half here with a turnover 12 turnover for those Lakers there's native circuit is yet to get on the scoreboard so far first half scoring for the Wombats was led by Alex and Tony he had 15 there's a dry penetration deep that time for Lloyd kick out for a three and missed there by Marcellus Duckworth Julian Jones Wigan North grad and inside to Alex and Tony who drew a lot of company underneath the basket but they do get a foul I believe no yes no yes they do call foul on Nick Garcia circuitage for three bingo finally gets one to go he was oh a six in the first half from the floor deep shot and penetration and good there for Duckworth ten points for Duckworth so far and this time and Tony get blocked underneath there ever since he took that three pointer way back in the first half he hasn't made any he hit his first seven offensive foul this time and that one also is on Garcia so just like that Garcia's picked up a couple of fouls here giving him three for the ball game 18-14 left Jones almost got by Harper Harper turned his head there drag circuitage feeling it no good this is that one and a turnover again not a good start for the Lakers drag drives puts it up and in no circuitage or excuse me no there's a basket of foul we've seen this before Julian Jones with the basket and a chance for a three-point play just like that the lead is up to 13 points and Garcia picks up his third foul of the half fourth in the game and he's gonna find some time on the bench Julian hits his third three-point play of the game is up to 11 now Freddy Cook another miss another rebound for Jones two turnovers and a one for three start from the floor for Silver Lake ebbers down to the big fella with a reversal fail out there Alex Antoni 6-8 former falkin fouls falkin there you see the replay by big number 33 led the team in scoring in their opening game against Bryant Stratton 19.9 rebounds off to another good start here tonight UW will be back here against the Concordia JVs on November 27th and then against Manitowoc on the 2nd of December remember for here on the 2nd of December or the 6th of December but we are back here for another in there 44-29 jumper made that time by Duckworth he's now up to 14 points no good rebound and outlet by Duckworth and a runner there by McDermott he misses Julian kicks it out miss this is where Silver Lake did very well when they pushed the ball in the first half I'll tell you the Wombats really responded getting back on D since an early time out by Coach Greenwood in that first half to remind his fellas you got to get back on D against this quicker Silver Lake team Alex Antoni struggling now I said he made his first seven and now he's missed his last 44-31 here at UW Sheboygan 15-35 left on Chris Wright I'm gonna go solo tonight I got a lot of support in the truck Richard and Sarah here call a follow there on Ebers on the reach second team follow or is it the first team follow first team follow on the Wombats here in the second half four ready for the Lakers you'll McDermott swing pass good recovery by Ebers there he's a wide open shot there for Lloyd but he's gonna miss that one this is Ebers looking shoots it and scores for Ebers that's just his first shot attempt today gives him a couple of points to go our basket to go along with that free throw he made earlier in the first half drive penetration in and good for Duckworth he got to figure out what to do with him he's six of 10 from the floor Dylan Martin's hustle down there a little frustration showed by Taylor Harper people are getting back on D and because Harper was mad at his teammates he custom swore so this is going to be a couple of free throws first they're gonna have circuited shoot the free throw here I don't know if this is the this is a regular one and he makes one which makes both free throws nice and you can have a six foot eight guy shooting free throws and now Martin's is gonna shoot the regular free throws and the Lakers are gonna come back in and now it's a 15 point deficit for the Lakers and good start here by the Wombats before as much as the Wombats struggled in the first half from the free throw line they are right on target here in the second six of 15 in the first half they've made almost all of them here in the second six of seven free throw line 16 point lead for your local Sheboygan squad here there's Duckworth keeping them around only Laker with a basket here in the second half 14-15 left in the second half there's Ebers is a swing over to Julian Jones for three no Jones's first three-point attempt tonight three-point attempt that time by Duckworth is way off Silver Lake just two of 11 from three-point range this evening the other teams really made a big basket from out there the Wombats only up to themselves there was a miss as well wholesale substitutions for the Wombats in the game is Quinton Bedouin number four played at North last year Benny Monticello is number three he is a player from Sheboygan Lutheran and finally somebody besides and there you could see it rain Corey Lloyd bangs in a three first basket for anyone not named Duckworth for Silver Lake got that basket that was a nice play and right back down the court comes to Lakers 13 minutes left second half three point again attempt that one was kind of forced there and not put in by Lloyd just cue sneak around there tough turnover for the Wombats that time Corey Lloyd from Dutch Fork South Carolina forces that foul just the second team foul against the Wombats Lloyd will be shooting 17 fouls against the Lakers bonus time the rest of the way for the Wombats time on the floor maybe a full time out with that we're gonna take a break UW Sheboygan up 13 we'll be right back you've messed up your son's hair cut mom do you a try to fix it like it never happened be work with what you got or see show solidarity as a parent there are no perfect dancers but you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent thousands of teens in foster care will love you just the same welcome back to UW Sheboygan where Wombats lead Silver Lake Lakers 51 to 38 Wombats shooting just 28% in the second half but extended the lead because they've made six free throws six of their seven free throws here 37 27 and a half second free throw attempt up and good Lloyd right now with four points Silver Lake Lakers drive penetrate that body but can't get it to go it comes Silver Lake on a bust out just what they want to do is kind of make the pace a lot quicker almost a steal by Jones there's that Duckworth again his fifth baskets of the second half 20 points in the game Marcella Duckworth we're at the 12 minute mark of the second half Montezela pumping it down money in the bank that's something that the Wombats did a lot of in the first half is getting it down there Alex and Tony they really struggled to get the ball there because of the defense of the adjustments by the Lakers but that time a good pin on Tony's defender there gets the basket and a chance to make three-point play and he does 20 points now for Antoni as well and then Duckworth goes to 20 here's Duckworth kick out Duckworth gonna need some help and again another miss everybody in the park for the Silver Lake Lakers have missed the basket except for one by Lloyd all the other baskets that come from Duckworth and circuitage for three he misses and a break there on a break away for turnover on Silver Lake in the second half 15th in the game a lot Greg there's Montezela we know he can make that his first one to go saw that a lot over there oh I don't know about that ball that I just see if you slow that down a little bit I think it looked like a travel I mean I can understand why he called it but I don't think he did shuffle his feet I think he just pivoted it looked like it was at first I thought it was a travel to anyways same spot okay get it to go cue with a nice tip over there good job that was all on cue there but a miss and a break away and another miss struggling from the floor is Silver Lake here in the second half the door right to the rack a couple free throws here with six points in the ballgame Duckworth five of seven for Silver Lake here in the second half the rest of the Lakers are just one of eight and to put them up by 17 short 5741 three-pointer that time missed again by sweet from Oklahoma number 14 on a bad turnover that time by the Wombats Silver Lake but Wombats back on defense well that's a foreshot that's not gonna go nice play first basket straight and a timeout for for the Silver Lake Lakers and with that timeout could be full time out we'll take a quick break 5941 Sheboygan visit a ARP work slash caregiving for information on how to provide even better care for the person who wants to care of you Sheboygan the Wombats lead by 18 second home game for the Wombats as we mentioned before mentioned they'll be out here in a week taking on the Concordia JVs Wombats had a nice season last year TJ Pitch graduated set a school record here with points and was a player of the year in the conference Coach Greenwood was the coach of the year last year and I have a repeat once again another force by great no good rebound Jacob Karen Jacob 10 drive penetration kind of a crazy pass though there's a shot and a score for David Hughes he was now with six seven points by Penetrating sure it did for three missed his first three threes but does two or four here in the second half there's a lot of contact good positioning there but straw the charge but said it went against him Dylan fourth foul like to have too many fouls and just three points that was a tough luck here come the Wombats back come down must have hooked them must have hooked them they looked okay at first 759 left ballgame Wombats comfortably up by 17 they can stop the last little push here the Silver Lake the Red Hot Duckwork but he's missed now official timeout for with a leaner no good Silver Lake trying to push I didn't take that shot we mentioned early in the game the Lakers have players from all over the country there's a three pointer by one of those kids they go down BAM Taylor Harper from Kentucky three he's got six points now in the ballgame three pointers Montezela no good hustle back on the other side by Vinny just one of six from the floor Julian Jones checks back in Jones with 11 tonight three three point plays baskets and fouls the lead is 14 went on circuitage circuit to the second or excuse me an honorable mention oh no that was and Tony called fall on him it'll be his third I was gonna say Nathan circuitage on the other side number 31 honorable mention all conference players season ago when I had Nathan he was a lot smaller he was tall but nice grown up and real strong bingo bingo holy cow back to back trees by Harper and all sudden it's 11 a point game Jones on the dribble drive spin move that could have been a travel Jones gets another shot at it but gets taken away from him oh I want to follow here he doesn't coach Greenwood calls timeout here it's gonna be a full timeout 62 53 nice crowd here tonight very nice crowd like I mentioned earlier remember when Marty and I would come out here and they'd have about eight players and then a couple kids would be either transfer or ineligible and they have to close the program coach Greenwood is really turned around here and say there's good hundred people on the side of UW-Chevrolet in here supporting it we have the man to walk radio here as well for Silver Lake one more ballgame out here in a couple weeks and then we start with our north and south we're gonna have Kohler this season Christian couple games out at Lakeland as well six minutes left Lakers gonna play some type of pressure pressure really hasn't bothered the Wombats all game and here's Q with a chance there's a lot of contact there and probably not the defense there's the push that Silver Lake wanted Q as a chance for a couple of free throws the Lakers are over the limit of 10 this will be two plus I believe it's shooting foul anyways I mean this is the first got one to go eight point for Q long three and it's good and all of a sudden the team that's really quiet has countered with three three pointers in the last couple minutes here to cut the deficit down to seven I believe they were up by 17 at one time that was a pretty scary pass seven on the shot clock double team there's a steal I'm gonna cut it to five now and they do unbelievable there you see the lap and it's down to five I think it was 62 47 right to the basket a nice strong move out straight score there you see it no defense there and that was a big basket took some of the wind out of the sails of Silver Lake and there's our charge Alex is doing it on both ends now basket and the offensive foul and for right now things have kind of calmed down a little bit back to a seven point lead and the basketball for the Wombats Hudson up there shooting that shot from there sir you can see here underneath the basket see on the left side taking all the risks right by that match down by the big fouls and there's our money man Alex and Tony I like it when it's down there oh that's a big miss by Duckworth should have had that one lead now back up to nine with the ball 420 left basket here would put it back up to double digits it's the Wombats crowd a little better there's there it is oh he missed it but a reload shot clock reloads and a good decision there by Brett Ebers bring it out till Martin for this four fouls coming up to the bench to check in to flip out short Ebers no and Tony no no no and a finally a hold on Hughes lots of chances lots and lots of chances but a couple free throw attempts here down to a five-point game of Strag made a big basket put him back up by seven and Duckworth came down here missed a basket two and two big free throws there by the big fella 24 points out so Tony takes a breather Dylan Martin's back in there 11 point lead 3-3-3 left about an o'clock in the ball game this is Duckworth really come to life here in the second half long three again back to back threes for Lloyd he's made three and a half as well get to the basket Ebers no another reload Q on a big offensive real reload he said Quinton's been it you know I've mentioned before that he's one of those guys won't see a lot but in the score book even though he does have a nice eight points but he had a couple tips on rebounds couple offensive rebounds that's the little things Q did that last year for Coach Worth a couple of free throws for Dylan Dylan now just one up five from the free throw line I have to make your free throws down the stretch they started this second half off making their free throws cooled off a little bit after having a rough time in the first half just 40% dealing with an over trip might have to take him out to get your free throws in there on the stretch eight point game 244 defense for the Wombats have been pretty tough all night pushing out the Lakers this is cook cook his way off Ebers with the rebound we can take some time off the clock 20 on the shot clock now no need to rush no need to rush Q dribble drive penetrate gets it knocked away they're hoping that went off Q's knee but I don't think it did 69 61 nope nope nope nope nope nope nope they just changed the shot clock yep eight on the shot clock that is right oh nine they're gonna go with 208 though they're gonna go hold Garcia just got in the game Garcia is going out of the game that'll be it for Nick Garcia 6-4 kid from Arizona I believe that's his fifth it is coming out here Garcia finishes with just two points the 6-4 forward not the night that he intended to have four points and both free throws go in for Antoni 26 on the night we got a timeout here's 10 point lead for UW just a 30 second time out and it's Antoni having a nice big 26 of the 71 points Julian Jones has 11 eight for Nate circuitage nine point game for Alex Streg and Quentin Bedouin he's got eight points as well two minutes left in the ball game is a three point attempt and it's good David Hughes with the three cuts into seven take care of the clock and the ball some clock circuit is for three this circuitage this is the three but fortunately for UW they get a fresh 30 on the long rebound off the three now you really got a run clock here buck and a half left one that's lucky to get that rebound off that miss three changed everything again on the hustle by Antoni that time and went off a Laker opportunity to get this free throw here first one was good and the second was good also UW making their free throws down the stretch nine point game Duckworth drives to the basket and I think you're gonna get cue with a foul it's just the sixth foul so no bonus no bonus opportunity and it wasn't shooting so fresh shot clock and a lead of nine where your defense needs to step up don't allow threes top three by Harper and it's not gonna go nobody called out the screen there as they run into Antonio we don't need a basket here good decision we're under a minute basketball and a nine point lead coach for the Lakers calling for a foul and instead we're gonna get a travel coach Greenwood asking his guys to apply a little bit of pressure to take off some time and Duckworth is gonna be flying up the floor 45 seconds don't foul but you can't allow this easy baskets either get it to circuitage circuit to just foul Nathan has made both his free throw attempts he hit the two technicals they have two here 24 points for Duckworth who made that last leg for the Lakers makes the first to get himself in the double figures and he does all free for free throws to made by Nathan back to a nine point lead 37 seconds left Duckworth drives and it goes we're gonna get a correction and say it hit the wire or pole or something oh they couldn't exactly tell there if we slow that replay down you know it looked kind of funny okay watch it watch him penetrate here did kind of look funny it goes up it hit the top of the basket it hit the top of the basket and went in I think the top of the basket is good I don't think it hit a wire I think it hit the top of the basket which I think is good anyway it's the mix of first free throw good replay Scott well we have a time out here we'll leave it here eight point lead we're under a minute left there you see the score and the Silver Lake huddle they're gonna have to follow right away or get a steal double bonus situation for the Wombats and they have been for about the last 12 minutes of regulation the 17 foals on the Wombats on the floor for the Wombats Brett Ebers, Quentin Boudin, Alex Streg and then the two big fellas Alex and Tony and Nate Circuitidge, Nate Circuitidge would probably be the guy I know sounds strange but probably the guy you want to get the ball to six foot eight kid made all his free throws shot the technicals must be the guy that Coach Greenwood counts on for free throws here's the second free throws 33.8 on the clock eight point game second shot here you're not missing free throws here you want to get all the points you can and he does 26 points for Duckworth and a trap and a timeout Lakers wanted to tie up there but quickly called timeout I don't know what the timeout situation is now but it's gotta be winding down I was counting the timeouts but got away from me a little bit so I mentioned before the next game here will be next week Monday when the Concordia JVs come here will be a six o'clock ball game we won't be here for that but I believe we'll be out here the next week for a ball game I think it's on the sixth quick foul and this time they're going after and Tony Alex has made all six of his free throws here in the second half just one of four in the first half however he steps up and bangs one hole I think the key here now is to get to 78 if you get to 78 I think it's just about over and there's nobody boxing out because Freddie Cook decided to run down the floor instead of rebound and a poor choice by that young man number 23 from Flint, Michigan Freddie Cook went off the block they went up the floor assuming that the other guys are going to get the rebound and when the ball bounced when the ball bounced away he bales out again this time to get in two misses by circuitage so 20 seconds left drive penetration by Duckworth is up and good 14 seconds left got a foul they don't there's no there is a turnover 77 670 needs a three it's going to be short big rebound four seconds left three seconds left and this ball game is over with a wombat victory got a little tight there at the end but in the end it turned out to be a wombat's victory wrap things up a little bit Alex Antoni 27 big points other players for the wombat's and double figures include Alex Streg with 10 Nate circuitage with 10 so three players and double figures are very smart attacking job by the wombat's using their height advantage early in the game and then holding on for the 76 70 victory with that I'd like to thank the crew for coming out on a November Monday my name is Chris Wright we'll be back here in about two weeks as Marty says we'll see you soon down the road


If you're new to the channel, I'm Gold Pony as you new car truck SUV reviews on YouTube. And today, we are in the brand new 2023 Toyota BZ4X courtesy of younger Toyota in Hagerstown, Maryland for more information on their inventory. Please feel free to check out the link in the description box below. And so today we are in this one because this is a fully electric SUV from Toyota. It is brand new for 2023 as well. And just for everyone who always has this question as far as the warranty goes for the EV drive components that is going to be covered for eight years or 100,000 miles. I know everyone that's always like the first question they ask but ultimately in this video, we will be testing out and going over everything about this one from acceleration to braking, steering feel, ride quality, sound system, all that fun stuff. So having said all of that, what do you guys say? Let's just go ahead and jump right into it. And as always, let's start with pricing. And so there will be a couple different configurations for the BZ4X. First one being the XLE front wheel drive for $42,000. Even XLE all wheel drive for $44,080. Limited front wheel drive for $46,700. And lastly, the limited all wheel drive, the one we have today, starting at $48,780. And so there's actually two different power plants we're gonna call them. One for the front wheel drive configuration, the other for the all wheel drive. And so the front wheel drive is gonna be powered by a single electric motor, giving you 201 horsepower, 196 pound feet of torque. As far as the range goes, it's gonna differ between the trim levels. For the XLE, it comes in at 252 miles, which is plenty respectable there. And for the limited 242 miles. So definitely pretty nice there as well. And Toyota says at a DC fast charger, this thing is going to charge up to 80% in less than an hour. So pretty much on point there as well. But then you got the dual electric motor version belonging to the all wheel drive configurations. That one puts out 214 horsepower, 248 pound feet of torque, zero to 60 time coming in at approximately 6.4 seconds. We're gonna do that acceleration here in a little bit. But as far as the range goes for that one, 228 miles for the XLE and 222 miles then, for the limited. And by the way, I did want to also mention for either configuration to get one year of free charging at any EV go location that you could find. So I just wanted to mention that. Although if you're smart, you're probably just gonna call an electrician and have an home charger put in. That's what I would do. Anyways, now that I've got all of that out of the way, I do want to mention the drive modes. They are located just to the right of the shifter. And by the way, shifter is 100% different than anything I've ever seen before. So let me quickly go over that. Essentially you push it down and then you turn it to the left for reverse, push it down, turn it to the right for drive. And then you simply just press in for neutral. And then the P button is obviously for park. So little bit different configuration there. But drive modes, back to them, they will include eco, normal and snow. That's gonna be the standard drive modes. But if you go with the all-wheel drive, you can get some off-road drive modes as well. And they're going to include snow and dirt, deep snow and mud, and there's some grip control modes then as well if you were to go with that all-wheel drive configuration. But now that I've got all of that out of the way, what do you guys say? Let's go ahead and find a straightaway. Let's put the acceleration here to the test. I'll always enjoy acceleration tests in electric cars. And maybe we'll see why here in a second, but let's go ahead and put this thing in the test. And let's see how quickly we can get this one here up to speed. All right, here we go. We've got her straightaway in three, two, one, go. Instant. Sounds like a little fighter jet. This thing is fun, man. Definitely 100%. Not gonna have any issues merging onto the highway. No, it took it to be wrong. It's not gonna be as fast as like a long-range Model 3 or something like that or a Model Y. But still, that is plenty. What you find with fast cars is you don't usually use the power as much as you think you're gonna use it. Having her to Ford Mustang GT, that was pretty modified. I can tell you there's not really that many opportunities. So quite honestly, the power in this thing is plenty. Definitely enough to put a smile on your face. I love accelerations in electric cars because it usually feels a lot quicker than the numbers lead it on to believe. So big fan of the acceleration in the BZ4X. Anyways, let's go ahead and touch on the braking because as always, that is equally important.  As far as that six easier stopping distance goes, that is going to commit at 125 feet. As far as braking feel goes, it's fine. Yeah, that definitely feels perfectly fine. It's pretty much as I would expect. It's kind of on the firmer side of things as well in terms of the braking feel. So I'm a big fan of that because you don't always get that in SUVs, especially electric vehicles. A lot of times with electric vehicles, the braking feel is super wonky, but that is not the case here in the BZ4X. For that reason, 100% on point. It feels like a gasoline powered braking feel. I'll put it that way, which is a very good thing, at least in my personal opinion. But anyways, didn't want to also mention with the braking, there is no full one pedal drive mode like you typically find in most other SUVs. It's probably one thing I would switch up if I were to it, at least in the future maybe. But anyways, then touching on suspension and handling. Up front, you're going to get an independent Mephyrsen strut front suspension. In the back, independent multi-link rear suspension, front and rear stabilizer bars. As far as ride quality goes, we're going 55 miles per hour right now. Honestly, it's super smooth. More so than I would expect without this being an adaptive damping suspension or air suspension or anything like that. This is an incredibly smooth ride. Definitely didn't expect this kind of ride quality from the BZ4X, but touching on steering feel is probably the first thing I noticed. I feel like every electric vehicle I drive, it's a heavy steering feel. And it's kind of like a go-kart at most. It feels great. It feels like the Tesla Model Y that I reviewed a few months back. So definitely on the heavier side of things, I absolutely love the steering feel in the BZ4X. So new issues there. Touching on cabin noise, again, still going 55 miles per hour. You get a little bit of road noise, but for the most part, for an electric car at least, it's 100% on point. There's no engine noise, obviously. So I don't mind the cabin noise in this thing. Touching on visibility, I can see 100% perfectly fine out the back. So again, not going to have any issues there. Also want to mention though, rain-sensing windshield wipers do come standard on both trim levels. So essentially what that is, is whenever this thing detects any kind of Mr. Rainfall, it's gonna automatically turn on those windshield wipers. So it's kind of like automatic headlights. It's just one last thing you gotta worry about there as well. So that's quite brilliant. But that about rounds out the performance segment of this review, guys. Let's now go ahead and take a look at the exterior of our brand new 2023 Toyota BZ4X. All right, you guys. Here she is, the new 2023 Toyota BZ4X finished in windchill pearl. The combination with that gloss black exterior as well. But definitely a very unique look. Really looks like nothing else on the road. Let me know in the comments if you're digging the styling of this one. But there are plenty of two-tone color options, including the one that we have today available. They don't come standard necessarily, but they are available. So don't want to mention that. As far as where this thing is made, this one is made in Japan. You can tell by the letter J on the first character of the bin there. So a little fun fact for you there. But as always, let's go ahead and start up front. Of course, you are not going to find a front grill. It is not needed in electric vehicles, hence the reason why it is not there. So anyways, to the sides, by LED projector headlights are going to come standard on the XLE that comes with LED daytime running lights and the automatic feature and automatic high beams. So when you have your high beams on at night and it senses a vehicle coming in the opposite direction, it's got to automatically dim that back to low beams. And when that vehicle is gone, it's got to automatically bounce it back up the high beams for you there. So big fan of that. But if you do go with the limited, you do get multi LED headlights. You guys can see we have multiple little LED projector headlights up front there. So a little added illumination comparatively speaking to the XLE trim level. So didn't want to mention that. But now let's go ahead and jump up to the hood here because Toyota calls this a hammerhead hood with black painted accents. So that is what they call it. It's kind of a cool looking hood. Again, definitely different. So big fan of that. I like the little creases on the black portion of the hood up top there as well. So that looks pretty darn good. In case you guys couldn't tell, there's some black accents on the corners here. And that's going to kind of emphasize or highlight the front air curtains which help direct air around the wheel and tire combination around the side there. So a little better aerodynamics yet again. But overall, again, let me know what you think of the styling in the comments section below but that pretty much rounds out the front end. So now go ahead and make our way to the side. All right. So now since we are around to the side of the BZ4X Chrome upper window trim does come standard across the board. Gloss black roof again is going to be optional. We got that. So I wanted to emphasize that. Rear privacy glass is going to come standard, of course. I like that. Take a look at the side mirrors. They are gloss black power adjustable side mirrors. They will be heated. They are also though power folding with puddle lights. So there's last two you typically don't find standard. So I am a big fan of that. You do have some gloss black accents found on the fenders of course and the side skirts as well. Take a look down then at the wheel setup, 18 inch alloy wheels with covers for the XLE and then 20 inch machine finished multi spoke alloys for the limited that we have today. So definitely looks good there. But anyways, that pretty much rounds out the side profile. So now go ahead and make our way to the back. All right. So now since we are around to the back of this one gloss black shark fin antenna all the way to the top you kind of had dual rear spoilers and the rear spoilers on this thing are pretty darn aggressive as well. So I want to get a little bit up close and there is kind of a integrated brake light just below that upper rear spoiler on the inside there but you got that upper rear spoiler and then you got this lower rear spoiler as well. So double duty there. That is pretty cool. But no rear window wiper. Sometimes you get that on SUVs but I suppose Toyota felt like it wasn't needed here on the BZ4X so that is not present. LED tail lights do come standard and I love the design on these LED tail lights. So it's kind of like horizontal bars going through it all definitely looks very good. BZ4X of course badging back there. By the way, BZ stands for beyond zero. It's kind of a Toyota's electric lineup. That's what you're going to be looking for there. And of course just below everything there is no exhaust outlet because this is an electric vehicle after all. So having said that let's just go ahead and stay in the back here and let's move on to the interior. All right. So now since we are around back of the BZ4X when it comes to opening that rear liftgate it is a hands free, foot activated powered liftgate. If you go with the limited trim level only so we do have that. So all I need to do is simply kick my foot underneath. It's going to automatically open up for me if my hands were full. So I did want to emphasize that. There's also the little rubberized button on the liftgate itself. So that's the power liftgate portion of it. So that is pretty cool. But once opened up cargo capacity comes in at 38.8 cubic feet. If that was not enough space of course as rear seats do fall down bumping that up 56.1 cubic feet then there is a cargo cover that comes standard back there. There is LED cargo lighting that comes standard as well. And there is some in-floor storage if you lift up underneath of that cargo floor and that's probably gonna be for the charging cables and everything. So that's where we're gonna put that. You could probably put an ice scraper back there of course as well but a lot of grocery bag hooks as well back there. So quite a bit going on but now let's go ahead and make our way up to the rear leg room. And that is going to come in at 35.3 inches. So for reference I mean even six feet tall. This is how much space I had in those rear seats. Rear ventilation is going to come standard. There are two rear USB charging ports for both trim levels coming standard. I like that. Heated rear seats are actually going to be optional on the limited. We do have that option. So it's spoiled the rear passengers a little bit there. Rear center armrest with cup holders. I like that. And I liked it even more because there's kind of like a slot where you can put maybe a larger tablet to kind of slot it in there or yourself in for that matter. But I do like that. I could see my kids using that in the back there but rear ambient floor lighting coming standard. I was a big fan of that. And of course you're going to get front seat back matte pockets then as well. So pretty much everything you possibly want in the back seats then. But then make our way up to the front seats. A fabric soft tax combination is going to come on the XLE as far as finishes go. But you're just going to get a flat soft tax finish then for the limited that we have today which is plenty fine. Eight way power driver seat with power lumbar for the limited heated and ventilated front seats for the limited as well. And then you can get heated front seats on the XLE but it is an option for the XLE then. But overall seating was plenty comfortable. The lumbar adjustment was plenty fine. So definitely didn't have any issues there. Then take a look at the steering wheel. It is tail end telescoping. It is actually leather wrapped for both trim levels. So big fan of that. And if you were to go with the limited it is going to be a heated steering wheel then as well for the super cold days in Western Maryland kind of like today. It is 42 degrees out right now. That is cold. But now let's go ahead and make our way to the startup. Let me start by showing you guys the key essentially all of your buttons are located on one side of the key. Got lock, unlock that button to pop the rear tailgate there and hold button for AC. So that is pretty cool. So it is all keyless entry with push button start ultimately though. So all I'm going to do here is simply put my front of the brake and press that engine start button located just to the left of the air vents there. And so once started up this is one of my favorite parts about the BZ4X here seven inch digital gauge cluster. It looks kind of similar to the Volkswagen ID4 of a member driving but it is kind of like a little video game gauge cluster. I think it's so stick and cool. And the fact that it sits back so far and a little bit higher it kind of helps you keep your eyes on the road a lot better too than your traditional gauge cluster. So it's kind of like you're driving a car in a video game. I think that's so cool the way the gauge cluster is set up. It gives you your outside temperature of course how many miles you have left until you have to recharge as expected with gear you're in. It gives you the digital speed readout and time of day and a couple of safety features as well. So pretty much everything you could possibly want on those digital gauges. And like I said, the design of it I absolutely love. I liked it in the Volkswagen too. So anyways, then making our way to overall interior quality panoramic glass roof for the power sunshade comes standard. I absolutely love that LED interior lighting to match the LED cargo lighting of course dual zoom climate control coming standard. There is a wireless phone charger and it's located kind of within this kind of translucent cover here. So I thought that was pretty cool too. So got the wireless phone charger standard auto dimming rear view mirror with home light controls are gonna come standard on the limited trim level only. And that's for up to three different garage doors just below that mirror there. There's a little bit of hidden storage below the wireless phone charger in this center deck here. So you got a 12 volt power outlet down there. There's a charging port. There's a little place to put your cell phone little bit of a kind of carpeted kind of storage area down there and where the owner's manual is right now as well. So, but I like that it's hidden because I guess if you're a girl you can put your purse down there and maybe less people are likely to see it. I don't know, but just behind the wireless phone charger you do dual cup holders. And within the center armrest there's a little bit of storage quite honestly it's not as much as I would expect in a SUV but there is a little bit but as far as materials go some of them I like some of them could do a little better like for example, I love all the gloss black finishes around the shifter and all that. So a big fan of that I also like this cool little felt kind of material found just above the passenger side glove box just behind the infotainment screen as well. What I don't like is we're sitting in a $50,000 car with the door handles in black plastic straight off of the Toyota Corolla. So that I am not a fan of I would have liked to have seen since this is such an expensive vehicle maybe they finished that like they finished the Lexus door handles kind of like a samurai sword design finished in silver or even the power window buttons are finished in a matte black plastic as well even if they coated them in like a silver finish and kept them plastic that would have been better than the way they currently are maybe I'm being nitpicky but this is a $50,000 SUV so I would have expected to see something that didn't come off the Corolla but anyways now let's go ahead and make our way to the infotainment screen 12.3 inch color touch screen display does come standard Bluetooth and audio streaming coming standard Android Auto Apple CarPlay but it gets better than that wireless Android Auto Apple CarPlay so that is even better absolutely love that so you got your free navigation through that so that is pretty cool of course you can check out your charging statistics up there if you wanted to as well there's of course your radio information so when it comes to the sound systems six speakers is going to come standard on the XLE but there is a nine speaker JBL sound system with the subwoofer and an external amp for the limited so having said that I do believe you guys know what we have to do next go ahead and turn on the radio see what we got playing today let's test out the clarity of this one that was brilliant that was really really good honestly that was an incredible sound system and I've had a actually my first car I put a JBL subwoofer was an external one just because I thought it was cool but that was incredible base was wonderful clarity is 100% on point it sounded like you were at a concert this is a brilliant sound system for the BZ4X without a doubt but last thing I want to mention you guys on the infotainment screen is when you do put this thing in reverse again push down on the shifter turn it to the left you will get a rear view camera coming standard across the board you will also get though a 360 degree monitor giving you the birds IV for the limited trim level only and of course this is electric vehicle when you do put it in reverse you're going to kind of get this soft kind of little noise just for anybody on the outside so they know that you are actually backing up because this thing is extremely quiet because it's an electric vehicle but as always that is going to lead us into safety and so this thing is not yet rated by IHS but going off Toyota's history I'm sure it would do just fine there front side side curtain airbags do come standard driver and passenger knee airbags as well in the back you're going to have latch aka lower entrance to the tethers for children for the rear car seats rear child door locks temperature monitoring system but also coming standard Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 and so what that includes is a pre-collision system with pedestrian detection lane departure alert steering assist lane tracing assist automatic high beams dynamic radar cruise control and road sign assist then as well so overall when it comes to my final thoughts again I absolutely love the digital gauge cluster makes you feel like you're in a video game this thing is incredibly quick as well not as quick as a Tesla but still it's plenty fine for me again you don't use Tesla speed in everyday driving from my personal experience driving a 500 horsepower Mustang Toyota reliability you got that going for you as well personally I would feel heck of a lot better driving this as opposed to just about all other electric vehicles in terms of reliability just because of Toyota's reputation as far as room for improvement goes I got two things there is no one pedal driving which I would have loved to have seen because that is such a cool feature on so many other vehicles out there like the Ford Mustang Mach-E like the Teslas and just about all other electric vehicles so I'll put it that way and the other thing is there are some parts about the interior quality that I probably would change like the Corolla door handles and the plastic on the power window buttons but other than that this thing is perfectly fine for me actually had a lot of fun in this thing so let me know what you guys think of the BZ4X in the comment section below and that is about it for this one you guys thank you so much for watching if you're free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen if you wanna see what's coming next on the channel before it gets to YouTube be sure to hit the subscribe and the bell notification button if you're in a new car reviews that is what we do here on this channel after all do appreciate you guys watching more then you know when I will see you guys all in the next video stay go


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What's up internet? I'm sure this has happened to you before, nakaipon ka na and excited na excited ka na pumunta sa Gilmore or wherever your favorite store is. Hopefully hardware sugar. Pero na pa-isip ka big lah. Gusto mo mumin ng hardware, but you're not sure anong damay mga prices ngayon. Sana may naglilisa ng prices ng mga malaking PC stores para makita natin yung average price per component for GPUs and CPUs. Well, guess what? Meron, ito yung episode for you. Every month, we track the CPU and GPU prices from the four largest computer stores in the country tapas yun na average namin. Latong data na ito na sa Google Sheet Pelo, so you can access it anytime kung kailan kabibili. Para at least may ballpark figure ka. Mahal ba itong 1650 na ito? Sapat na pa pera ko for that 4018. And pabigan mo na kami. Di na namin sinasabi yung mga names ng computer stores na yun kasi, well, ayon naman namin yung free publicity. The only store that gets free publicity here is hardware sugar. And someone else who gets publicity not free is our sponsor. Kasi zigit ka na para sa windows mo. Marami na kaming na tulungan. Date? Seven Deport ako? But now, I'm from a log of my life. Date, aimless na walang purchase ng life ko. But now, I'm a world class Zumba instructor. So, web developer ako and content creator for a YouTube channel. Ngayon, ganun pa rin ako, pero activated na yung windows ko. Kaya ako naghanap ka ng legit, mura at original software. Check out cdkoffer.com. Check out cdkoffer.com. Check out cdkoffer.com. All right, kicking the episode off with the 4060 and it makes its debut with an average price of around 20,300 pesos. This is more than the SRP of 300 dollars. But again, as we mentioned in a previous video, what can you expect? Mas mahal talaga dito sa atin. We do have a 4060 which is around 18,000 pesos, pero single fan lang siya. And the prices that we're showing here are for dual fans. You probably don't need dual fans for a 4060. It is very power efficient, meaning it doesn't get too hot. And you probably won't be overclocking that thing a lot anyway. Of course, single fan GPUs also ideal for smaller builds like ITX. But I just wanted to point that out, that there is a lot of detail that goes into those prices. Timon lang po di sabihin na, oh, it's a 4060 and it's 20,300 pesos yung average price. But the details really matter, yung dual fan, single fan. Sometimes one version has more memory than the other version. For other cards, not the 4060 at least for now. But yung details matter, especially when you're talking about computer hardware. Nice price drop for the 1650 and in general, the older Nvidia cards are enjoying price drops because of the introduction of cheaper 40 series cards. So big price drop for the 1650. Also a very big price drop for the 3050. Now the 3060 which the 4060 replaces is just slightly cheaper than a brand new 4060. And you know, for this price difference, it's around 500 pesos difference. You should get the 4060 kaya it mas mahal siya. I think it's roughly around 30% faster or so if I remember correctly than a 3060 12GB. Now ideally the 4060 would be cheaper than the older 3060 and ganun siya abroad. Pero dito sa atin, the prices haven't really caught up and yung ya, it's really more expensive dito sa atin. 4070, slight price increase. Although basically goes back up to what it was around May this year. Bit of a significant price drop for the 4080, around 1000 pesos difference from last month. But there was a big jump in the 4090 prices. Actually the most expensive we've seen since March. So quite a big price increase, around the 7000 pesos price increase. But the one that really surprised me na sobrang tumas yung prasyon niya is the 650XT. Generally the AMD GPUs are supposed to be cheaper and you can rely on that. And the price has been going down with the introduction of the 7000 series cards. And we keep saying na sobrang good value nito yung 6000 series nung AMD especially at current prices. But there was a price increase, a price rebound as it were. Parang bumagsak siya dun sa floor and then nag-rebound siya. So last month it was at around 10,200 pesos, now it's almost 13,000. Which was only slightly cheaper last April. We were thinking that the 6000 series cards would be a good buy. And that their price would remain consistent yung medyo papabasya. But now there was a big price rebound for the 6500XT. The 6700XT is quite hard to find. We've had no luck from any of the four stores for the past two months. So sobrang in-demand kahit sa mga suppliers namin hirap makasource nung 6700XT. Which is really what AMD wants. It wants to close out the inventory of the old 6000 series. So they can concentrate and the consumers can concentrate on the new 7000 series. I have 100 pesos of fluctuation downwards for the 7900XTX. I do want to point out that the most expensive card of AMD is like almost 40% cheaper Than the most expensive card of NVIDIA. So I mean that's the tale of two manufacturers right there. 7950X not much change. Small price decrease for the 7800X3D. Very good CPU if you're looking for an AM5 platform CPU. The 7600X was supposed to be sort of the entry level for AM5. But the price has been prohibitive. Although the price has gone down by a nice margin. More than a 1000 pesos price drop. And there is the cheaper 7600 non-X version available now. Now the 5600X is a great example of an entry level for its CPU line. Well priced, good performance and it manages to keep its price. There hasn't been a significant price drop for the 5600X for the past year. If you look back all the way to January, the price has slid just very slightly But still keeping its own. Still a lot of interest in the 5000 series CPUs of AMD. 5600G also very good value for money. Sitting nice at 7700. This is a very attractive price especially compared to the 8500 price it was on last April. So 7700, pretty good value. And we're still seeing interest in the Ryzen 5 3600, the 3000 series. Which actually saw a price bump of more than 500 pesos. So still good value CPUs yung 3000 series ng AMD. For Intel, not much change. So the 3900K is still the fastest and hottest that you can get. Basically the same price, small price difference. Small price increase for the 1300K. Demonstrating that there is still a significant interest in that CPU. Particularly at that price range, 1300-13700. Although we are expecting a newer 14th gen coming out towards the end of the year. So we'll have to see how that affects the prices of the 13 series. And for the first time ever, we do not have any stores selling the 12500. Perhaps an indication na paobus na sila. Just going into the deep dive per shop, Joker has some pretty good prices. Although again, just to focus on the 4060, only two stores have it. Which is kind of surprising. It is quite available from our suppliers. So Joker so price decreases across the board. Price decrease for the 4090 of wedge. But a price increase for the 4090 of wash. Joker still selling at a pretty expensive 12700-500. Actually the exact same GPU is wind force. Ah no sorry, they're different. So wind force yung 12700 from Joker. Tapos gaming OC yung kay wash at 107,000. Wedge also seeing pretty good prices. Just a very small price increase for the 1650. Although as we mentioned earlier, overall bumaba yung presyo ng 1650 by quite a lot. Although the average is really brought down by the 8,000 pesos 1650 of wash. So overall for Nvidia cards, you're seeing price decreases. Not large ones except maybe for the 1650. But even that one, mostly that's caused by the large price decrease of wash. Before it was 8625 last month for the same GPU. Now it's only 8,000. Or just below 8,000. So for Nvidia, slight price decreases mostly across the board. AMD surprising that both stores, sorry, two out of the three stores that have the 6500XT have increased their prices. And like itong kairoy, it's at 15,000. It's of 16,000. Which is kind of bonkers for a 6500XT. I mean last month it was just 11,000. Then tumalun siya to 15,905. Also seeing a slight price increase for their 7900XTX. But you can get a reasonably priced 6500XT from Joker at 9,800. And on the CPU side, you mostly want to buy from Wedge. You can figure out who he is because he's the only one who has a 7800XT3D. And that has dropped a little bit. But very slightly like by 90 pesos lang. I can't quite remember. Parang sold out na rin anta kami sa 7800XT3D. Although we do plan to restock. Across the board, Wedge has a lot of good prices for CPUs. And then the other shops just have a sprinkling of slight price increases. Slight price decreases. Like the 5600G from Joker is at a good 7900. It was 8,150 before last month. And as already mentioned, none of the big 4 stores have a 12,500 in stock. So not as dramatic as last month's price changes. There was really like a big price decrease last month for Nvidia GPUs. And it was the only time since we've been doing this since last October that all of the shops registered price decreases for their GPUs. No one had a price increase. So pretty much same-same small price decreases. If you're running after the price, it really does matter where you buy. So canvassing is important. There are big price differences even among the big stores. To end the episode, just a bit of a backstory for our sheet. I've done some maintenance on it to make it easier to follow. So you notice that now when you open up the sheet, the first information that you see is from the current episode. Dati kasi yung nakikita mo yung pinakalumang episode because we started the sheet and then it started left to right. So the first data that you would see is from October 2022. And over time, it seemed kind of silly that we had to ask people to keep scrolling all the way down to the right to get to the latest data. It's not very useful, not very intuitive, not very user-friendly. So I basically flipped the sheet and now when you open it, you see the most up-to-date data. And this is from July 18 for this episode. And then when you scroll towards the right, then the data gets older and older. Especially now, it's much easier to see at a glance. Oh, it ay yung previous month and then it ay yung current month. And we did the same thing for the summary. So now the left most is the most recent data and then as you go towards the right, it becomes older and older. Reflecting that, oh naman, when you open the sheet, you want to see the most relevant data. Why make it hard for people to see that? Very small thing, but it's interesting how when you start something out, you think this is the best way to do it, but as time goes on, maybe you get more customers, more viewers, more data, then you have to start rejiggering it to make it more useful, to make it more practical. Kung bagayin dito, one size fits all for the sheet and for the procedures of hardware sugar. Where datte, okay naman siya, it was working out, but then, yung ya, circumstances change, we do need to keep updating. That's a kind of philosophy we have for the shop and for the kind of videos that we do for the channel. And let's try to make everything as easy as possible for the viewer, for the customer, as intuitive as possible, as useful as possible. That includes these little links before they weren't clickable, but now they're clickable and then you can see the preview of the episode. So this is the ninth episode of Price Watch. We do it once a month, but this Google Sheet is online all the time. You can refer to it whenever you need a quick price check. And also just a bit of housekeeping. I decided to try a different camera angle. Usually it's here in front of my face, but yung ya, I get bored and sometimes I just want to mix things up a little bit. Let me know if you find this camera angle better. This is the camera angle I've been using for live streams of my games as well. So a bit further out, you do get a nice view of the monitor I have here. So I have four monitors. One, two, three, four. And this is propped up by a monitor arm underneath which you can't see. And there you go. The data really speaks for itself. Might want to hang on for a little bit. Prices will probably still decrease incrementally as we are expecting Invidia to release more GPUs in the coming months. Thanks for watching. Paming saan may nagtatanong kumikilala ba kami ng computer shop na trusted yung hindi kalolo ko hin? Actually, meron kami. Full service PC store ang hardware sugar. Nagbabenta kami ng PC components. Nagbabenta rin kami ng fully assembled rigs. We clean computers. Pasama na rin yung excellent cable management namin and CPU cooler repasting sa cleaning. We also clean and repaste GPUs. Nasamakati yung physical store namin and you can also buy from our site www.hwsugar.ph na 100% palaging up-to-date yung inventory dun. Kung instock yung item sa amin, available yun sa site. We also ship nationwide. Thanks for watching and maybe one of these days, magkita tayo sa shop.


Hi, everybody, welcome back to theCUBE. This is Dave Vellante with Brian Graceley. We're here high above Beantown at 60 State Street, Boston, Massachusetts, overlooking Boston Harbor. Michelle McFadness here, she's the AVP of Product Management and Marketing at BMC. Michelle, welcome to theCUBE. Thanks for coming on. Thank you, I'm so psyched to be here.  Yeah. A lot of buzz about what you guys are doing. What was the purpose of the event, and what's all about? We have so many changes going on in the industry that are reflected in all the software and all the great stuff we've been putting out, and we really want to bring it to our customers, where they are. We have such a great customer base here in Boston, and we really wanted to bring them our latest innovations. So, your president, Bill Buruti, was talking about how he said something that you don't hear a lot of executives say. He said, hey, good news, EBITDA is down. We've taken that money and put it into R&D, and spent over $120 million investing. I spent some of that. So yeah, I was going to say, they carved out a big budget for you, at least a portion of it. Yeah. He talked about some of the, I asked Bill, what things are you doing specifically on your own digital transformation? And he talked about remedy, he talked about re-architecting, I don't know if that's the right word, but making some investments in remedy. So maybe as the product person, you could take us through, specifically what was done. Of course, near and dear to my heart. Right, give us the scoop. Our customers rely on remedy to run their IT operations and their IT service management, but there's no reason why they shouldn't have a fantastic user experience, whether your IT workers on the front line, your business users, who are requesting and looking for help, and your guys in the back room who are making sure everything run. So we put a huge focus on user experience, not just about how it looks, but how the software behaves, making sure we have the absolute best experience for IT service management in the industry. So what did that entail? I mean, you say it's not, it wasn't just a facelift. Yeah. You weren't putting lipstick on a pig, do you use the term? It wasn't just UI, it was UX.  That's the last thing that we do. It's really about spending time with real people who do these jobs every day, having talented user experience designers and product managers and architects sitting and watching people do their jobs, whether they're on the service desk, their business users, their change managers, watching and understanding how they do their job and how we can transform their experience to make them more productive. It's all about productivity. Okay, so it really was a UX redesign, right? Using the same fundamental architecture or? At the same time, we're taking a bimole approach as well, so at the same time, we've been evolving our platform into the latest technology, moving to Java. Remedy Platform is an amazing platform running the biggest companies in the world, but we've evolved it to Java from C, and we're introducing new things. We've just introduced new things like REST-based API, easy upgrades, and very soon we'll be introducing new visual development capabilities with both drag and drop and new SDKs. We're here, we can sort of look out across the room. Lots of partners here, I'm seeing things like Hadoop and Big Data, you talk about APIs. What are the types of integrations your partners want to do with those platforms? Everything, everything from getting data, pushing data, making the processes more productive so that we're opening up incidents at the right time when something, when an event happens, for example, or being able to bring that data back and that rich data back to inform the decision-making. So I wonder if we could talk about some of the other things that you did with Remedy, so back up a little bit. So Remedy, correct me if I'm wrong, but it was an on-prem platform exclusively. For many years, it's been on demand for quite a while, but yeah. Then you went into on-demand, I don't know, years ago, roughly how many years ago? We're talking now. Yeah, it's before my time, seven or eight years ago. Okay, so quite a long time ago. So part of that investment was not satisfying Remedy, it was really all around the UX. Is that correct? We do it all. We focus on making that platform multi-tenant, shared service so that we can give a great service to our customers, but also be able to have a great operations department. That's making it efficient, having the uptime, having self-service for our customers when they want to request services in our on-demand. So no huge investment in on-demand all along. Okay, so you brought up multi-tenants, so I'll ask the security question. Let's talk about security. As you go toward that SAS model, and you've had some experience now with that, how does the security model change, what's the imperative there? You know, I think there is a happy medium that I think especially for IT organizations where we can spin up tenants, or if they're a managed service provider, they can spin up tenants that have a separate table space and separate data, so it's not about commingled data, but it is about having shared services for the infrastructure, so that you're not having a separate infrastructure for every single customer. So that helps efficiency. Yeah, exactly. That keeps costs down. Yep. Okay, and then you mentioned Java, REST-based APIs, et cetera. Talk about what that means for the customer. Absolutely. It means that whether, because they're going to have a hybrid environment, they're going to have services that they want to connect to that are in the cloud, they're going to want some back in their own private data center. They now have, they don't have to make a choice. They can connect to everything securely over industry-standard APIs. Okay, so it's speed, integration. Speed, absolutely.  And in the end, it's all about improving our productivity and the automation, yeah. Okay, we're out of time, so what's the one last thing you want our audience to leave with message around products, remedy, the portfolio? Yeah, I mean, the digital revolution is here, you're part of it, and this is a great time to take a look at remedy and all of our portfolio, because we have incredible new capabilities around mobile, around social, around analytics that you're going to love. All right, Michelle, thanks very much for stopping by theCUBE. Good to see you. Thank you, it was great, thank you. Keep right there, everybody will be back with our next guest. It's theCUBE, special presentation, top of 60 State Street at BMC Day. Right back.


Hi everyone, my name is Erica and I'm one of the librarians here at Janks and this is Janks Library. So in this library module you're going to learn how to use some of our library resources like our normal catalog for finding books and library databases for finding scholarly articles so that you can access the information that you need for your research. Here at Janks Library we have lots of different types of information that is available to you. Some of it is accessible here within the library such as books located across the five levels of stacks we have in the library, books and other resources are organized using the Library of Congress classification system which generally means that they're grouped by topic area. We also have periodicals and magazines available for you to find scholarly articles on your area of interest. But remember this is just what's within Janks. You'll find that a vast majority of our material is actually available online for you which means you can access it anytime anywhere. Continue on to take a look at what the online module will look like that you're going to be working through. This module will take you from the starting point of your research providing suggestions on where to begin and then introduce you to specific search strategies that you can use across our various library resources to find the information you need. Some of this information you may already be familiar with such as books or ebooks or maybe professional magazines on a topic area of interest. Other types of information such as peer-review journal articles may be new to you. You'll learn how you can search Janks online resources to find not only information you need for your research but also information you can access from wherever you are anytime. So this module is designed to get you familiar with some of our Janks library resources but also answer common questions that you might have about using the library such as I'm an online student can I still get access to books here at Janks or my professor said that I need to read a really specific article for class because Janks library have access to this particular article and hopefully by the end of this module you'll have an idea of how Janks library can help you on your research search. So continue on through the rest of this module but remember if you have any questions, librarians are here to help.