Nope, the offenses stinks because the coaching is substandard and the talent is mediocre. So yes, it’s all about coaching and talent. 4. Tucson turmoil. I can think of a few good reasons for Arizona to justify bringing Sean Miller back for next season, the most obvious being that school officials believe Miller has done nothing wrong, didn’t know about the transgressions committed by his assistant coaches and is the best coach to lead the university’s No. 1 marketing tool. I can think of one very bad reason for Arizona to justify bringing Miller back: His 2019 recruiting class.

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“Card of Thanks” — from a reader in the Mariposa Gazette, Aug. 9. “Thank you, Jim Allen, plumber, for your help with the repair of my plumbing problem at no charge. I appreciated that you worked through the triple-digit weather and dug down four feet of muddy water to the area of the leak, a hole in the pipe. My neighbor, Hank Lane, also received much of the water spill-off on his property and was able to find you while I was still evacuated from Lushmeadows.”. “Ferguson Fire leaves many neighbors hurting’‘ — from columnist Dr. Bill Atwood in the Sierra Star in Oakhurst, Aug. 9.

Local Color: The San Jose Museum of Art highlights works from its permanent collection by such artists as Alexander Calder, Elmer Bischoff, David Levinthal, Nathan Oliveira, Anne Appleby and Richard Misrach, The exhibit explores the role of color in art and encourage visitors to look at color as content, Through Jan, 13, San Jose Museum of Art, 110 S, Market St., San Jose, $8 ($5 seniors and students, free to members and children under 6), 408-294-2787, www.sjmusart.org, South Bay Philharmonic: The 50-piece community pointe shoes ballet png clipart - dance recital gift idea for dancers and ballet teachers orchestra plays a program featuring Mendelssohn, Sibelius, Pierné, Lalo and Fauré, Nov, 2, 7:30 p.m, Foothill Presbyterian Church, 5301 McKee Road, San Jose, Suggested donation $10, 408-258-8133, ext, 105, www.foothillpc.org..

Dance? Music? Antiques? There’s a potpourri of festivals to select from this weekend. All three events run Saturday and Sunday, July 21-22. — New this year is Junk in the Trunk, a two-day vintage show at Craneway Pavilion in Richmond. Our antiques columnist Steve Yvaska says this upscale flea market has been a big hit in Southern California and Arizona. Details: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; admission, $8; www.junkinthetrunkvintagemarket.com. — The traditional dance of the Obon festival season, bon odori, takes center stage this weekend at the Mountain View Obon Festival. Performances will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, capping off each day’s array of taiko drumming sets, cultural displays and crafts and games. Details: 2-8 p.m. July 21, noon-8 p.m. July 22; Mountain View Buddhist Temple; free admission; www.mvbuddhisttemple.org.