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Artist Mehl Lawson created this life-size statue of WR This Cats Smart now on display Author: Mario Escovedo Updated: 5:53 PM PDT April 15, 2021
A new statue on display symbolizes the Bonita community's history and culture as "horse country."
Artist Mehl Lawson created a life-sized bronze statue atop a rock base now on display in front of the location at 4355 Bonita Road.
It was unveiled this past Monday, April 12.
Lawson is a nationally recognized western artist and artist in residence at the museum.
He actually sculpted the project called "WR This Cats Smart" inside the museum.
Lawson says "It took six to seven months to create the sculpture here at the museum and it's really exciting to get people visiting the museum and watch the progress of WR." "I sculpt these projects out of clay, we use a pipe and styrofoam armature and we cover it with a skin of clay to get all the detail. Once we get that part done it goes off to my foundry and they will make a big master mold and cast it in bronze."
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Round 1, Pick 31: Landon Dickerson - IOL, Alabama
We realize that Landon Dickerson has a checkered injury past, which drives people away and rightfully so. In his five college seasons, Dickerson has suffered four season-ending injuries. But when he's not worried about his ankles or knees, Dickerson is the best center in the game and it's really not close. He even has an award to prove it. In his final season with the Crimson Tide, Dickerson won the Remington Award for the best center in the country, beating out Iowa's Tyler Linderbaum and Ohio State's Josh Myers.
Five Crimson Tide Players Invited to Senior Bowl
The annual Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama is set to kick off in two weeks on January 30 and will feature five Alabama Crimson Tide alumni: long snapper Thomas Fletcher, offensive tackle Alex Leatherwood, guard Deonte Brown, center Landon Dickerson and wide receiver DeVonta Smith.
There is still time for a few roster changes due to injury and rescinded invites, but as it stands these players will be the representatives in this year's showcase from the 2020 college football national champions. It will be the first time since 2015 the Crimson Tide will not have a defensive player on the Senior Bowl roster.
One member of the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns recently spoke of his disappointment and frustration following the cancellation of the Sun Belt Conference Football Championship, which was scheduled for last Saturday in Conway, South Carolina