CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Seaton’s major redevelopment is progressing with new rounds of home sales and ongoing construction The third round of sales has been announced at the greater Seaton redevelopment with the transformation of the suburb very much underway This announcement coincides with significant progress within Stage One of the project where construction of 138 homes has started 70 will be dedicated to affordable and social housing there are seven vacant land allotments and four house-and-land packages situated on Karra Avenue and Matthews Avenue all 36 previously released house-and-land packages and vacant allotments have been sold Construction efforts in Stage One are almost complete with the first homes close to ready and critical infrastructure such as stormwater systems will begin soon with civil works scheduled for mid-year This next phase will expand housing options by introducing townhouses and single-storey properties The Seaton project aims to construct 1,450 new homes across Frederick Road At least 50 per cent of these homes will be affordable and suit public housing needs The renewal project will create an extra 26,000 sqm of public parks enhancing existing green spaces like Pedlar Reserve It will also extend streetscapes and greatly increase the area’s tree canopy coverage Minister for Housing and Urban Development shared “We have the third round of sales now open with homes in Stage One being built and civil works continuing across the broader area The Greater Seaton redevelopment includes public with first homes expected to be complete and ready for new residents by the end of the year.”  “The Malinauskas Labor Government is delivering on the redevelopment of Seaton with the third round of sales now open to the public which is boosting the supply of much needed affordable housing for our local community We know that the housing market is under significant pressure and the Seaton Renewal Project is one of several developments the Government is leading that will help increase supply.” The Seaton redevelopment represents a critical effort by government and development bodies to revitalise the area while addressing ongoing housing affordability and availability issues in the region With a mix of housing options and significant infrastructure and public spaces enhancements the project is sure to reshape Seaton for future generations Over 100 South Australian wine producers are showcasing their best to international importers this.. 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Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out South Australia will see mixed weather conditions This is probably not the page you’re looking for Football SA is proud to announce that local referee Ellie Seaton has been selected as an Assistant Referee for the second intake of the Football Australia Referee Academy (FARA).  Ellie went through a rigorous competitive selection process which included a variety of assessments incorporating both on-field and off-field suitability for the program.  Ellie’s potential was identified early and was invited to participate in the Football SA Referee Academy she built on her skills and knowledge from the foundations of her officiating journey The Referee Academy aims to develop Match Officials and creates a pathway from community football to senior football preparing them for higher levels of competition Ellie graduated from the Academy at the conclusion of the 2024 season marking an important milestone in her refereeing progression Ellie is just one of 13 Match Officials across Australia chosen for the FARA Class of 2025 “I am incredibly excited and grateful for this opportunity Being part of FARA is a chance to push myself to new levels and grow as a referee I am looking forward to learning from the best and representing Football SA with pride.” Football SA’s Referee Department praised Ellie’s selection highlighting the broader impact on South Australia’s referee community:  “Ellie’s selection is a reflection of her hard work It also demonstrates the pathways available to referees in South Australia Her journey shows that with commitment and support referees can achieve at the highest level.” Ellie follows in the footsteps of Nick Elagin who graduated from the inaugural FARA Class of 2023 Nick’s successful completion of the program is a testament to the effectiveness of FARA’s development model and highlights the quality of referees being produced in South Australia His achievement was celebrated during the Unite Round symbolising the significance of this pathway for aspiring referees You can read more about the second intake of the National Referee Academy here. Providing the Mangalore-based mentor his 28th victory in the Tasmanian Breeders Classic Seaton ($5.50) led throughout from box five the son of Shima Shine and My Desiree securing a brilliant win in the feature event Extending his record to five wins from six starts Seaton scored by nearly four lengths over Inherited Charm for Gary Fahey It brought further success to both Ted and Debbie Cannan as three from their home-bred litter secured positions in the top four placings with the litter achieving a total 22 wins for the year from 71 starts I couldn't be happier,” trainer Ted Medhurst stated of Seaton's recent stretch of form “To recover from an unfavourable draw in the race and achieve a smart time – he's a very practical dog.” joins Ted's remarkable list of winners in the Devonport Breeders Classic as these pups originate from a line starting from exceptional chaser “This edition of the Devonport Breeders was fantastic with a very even field and our pups ran well,” Ted declared “The progress from their juveniles to now this level is remarkable Keune (grandmother) had a great career and was brilliant in her early starts Each is unique; some are swift but lack strength while others possess the opposite qualities.” Ted's success in achieving multiple Breeders' Classic winners is due to his attention to detail and long-term planning we always plan for the Tasmanian Breeders races that come up,” Ted added “We strive to ensure they can participate in a few races A $12.6 million apartment complex in Seaton promises to enhance urban density and provide secure housing amidst a significant area renewal An ambitious redevelopment initiative in Seaton marked by the release of initial designs for a new apartment complex This significant construction marks one phase of the broader Seaton Renewal Project which was announced by the State government The proposed building at the heart of this phase is a five-storey apartment complex that will house 22 two-bedroom units The design boasts ample open living spaces and picturesque views overlooking varied landscapes from city hills to the coastline The building will also feature 22 car parks and communal spaces for residents enhancing both accessibility and community engagement The proposed apartment complex is located on the corner of 143-145 Frederick Road and 97 Matthews Avenue and is part of Stage One of the Seaton Renewal Project Minister for Housing and Urban Development highlighted the design’s significance in addressing public housing needs “This proposed development is an eye-catching design that will provide important housing security for Housing Trust tenants.” He also indicated that the project aligns with governmental goals to “increase the supply of housing and increase the urban density in a balanced and measured approach.” emphasised the project’s importance to the community pointing out the active engagement of Seaton residents throughout the consultation phases “The Malinauskas Government is delivering on the long-awaited redevelopment of Seaton,” Mullighan commented He further explained the project’s role in alleviating an overstretched housing market by boosting the supply and providing affordable housing options Funded by the Albanese Government’s $2 billion Social Housing Accelerator the $12.6 million development at the corner of Frederick Road and Matthews Avenue is just the beginning the Seaton Renewal Project intends to dramatically reshape the area including extensive redevelopment of existing Housing Trust properties The first stage of the project will see the construction of 137 new homes segmented into 31 Housing Trust properties with the first 28 affordable homes having been completed and sold The application for this substantial development is currently under review by the State Commission Assessment Panel The Seaton Redevelopment Target is set to reinvigorate this portion of the city and provide substantial long-term benefits to the local community through enhanced housing options and improved urban infrastructure It's here. 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Seaton secured the Mangalore-based mentor his sixth victory in the time-honoured race following previous winners Blazenka's Flyer (1990) the son of Shima Shine and My Desiree showed exceptional speed from box two to establish a winning break from his rivals with the challengers lunging at the winner in a thrilling finish Undefeated in six starts at the 461-metres the brilliant youngster held off the late charge from Rupee Rebel to score by a nose on the line with Ducati Roy running on strongly in third “I am overjoyed; it is a remarkable accomplishment,” trainer Ted Medhurst commented on Seaton's performance he was giving away experience against a brilliant field Seaton didn't know that he just handled the pressure flawlessly – very keen chaser with brilliant high speed and it put him right in contention for this race.” A thrilling finish to the Group 3 @ladbrokescomau Chase goes the way of Seaton!A star on the rise, it's a sixth Chase for trainer Ted Medhurst, and Seaton remains undefeated on the Hobart track in six starts. pic.twitter.com/WspqP24VwB Raced and bred by Debbie Cannan, Seaton scored his seventh win in the $30,000-to-the-winner feature, taking his prizemoney to $61,020, adding to his recent feature triumphs in the Puppy Gold Collar and Devonport Breeders. The locally bred litter has now achieved 28 victories since hitting the track with $127,495 in prizemoney so far. “Breeding a litter in this current climate might seem silly or mad, but things like winning the Devonport Breeders' races as we did recently is something anyone deserves, it's our turn right now. We're beyond proud,” Medhurst said. “It's so pleasing to have it happen, great to have started this legacy going back from Keune who had won the Devonport Chase previously, we made a decision to enjoy racing our dogs and winning this race is a great thrill.” Medhurst will now focus on the fast-approaching Group 2 Ladbrokes Launceston Cup (515m) with Seaton which is in contention for the Ladbrokes Triple Treat Connections Bonus of $25,000 if can complete the winning double. Heats of the Launceston Cup will be staged on Monday week, January 27, with the final worth $60,000-to-the-winner. ABC News News HomeHousing gets big budget boost as stamp duty abolished for all first homebuyers purchasing new SA homesShare Housing gets big budget boost as stamp duty abolished for all first homebuyers purchasing new SA homesTopic:Housing Policy An artist's impression of the completed housing project at Seaton in Adelaide's west Link copiedShareShare articleIn short: Thursday's SA budget will include $425 million and $150 million for housing projects at Seaton and Noarlunga.The budget will also abolish stamp duty for all first homebuyers building or purchasing new homes and relax restrictions on first home owner grants.What's next More than 300 public housing residents at Seaton will be forced to move out during demolition and construction.Two housing projects to create more than 1,900 homes across suburban Adelaide will receive more than $500 million in funding — but hundreds of public housing residents will be forced to move when properties are demolished to make way for new homes The measure is one of several relating to housing in this Thursday's upcoming state budget with the state government also announcing it will abolish stamp duty for all first homebuyers building or purchasing new homes The two housing construction projects at Seaton and Noarlunga had been previously announced but have now had funding of $425 million and $150 million respectively set aside in the budget The Seaton project includes 865 houses and townhouses with the government promising "at least 15 per cent" affordable housing and 30 per cent social housing A total of 388 existing housing trust properties described by the government as being "no longer fit for trust tenants" will be knocked down — but the government said that the number of public homes lost would be matched by new builds The 36-hectare site at Seaton will accommodate 1,315 new homes It said 341 of those properties were currently tenanted and said the process of writing to residents who would be forced to move "formally began yesterday" It said an inquiry line had been established for residents seeking information The government said alternative accommodation would be found for affected tenants as they were moved out in stages over a six-year period "They will experience the dislocation of being moved but they'll be going into sometimes brand new — and fit-for-purpose — accommodation," Treasurer Stephen Mullighan said "We're aiming to relocate tenants into the western suburbs." Mr Mullighan said the site — which is bounded by Frederick Road West Lakes Boulevard and Tapleys Hill Road — would now host a "much bigger development" than what had already been proposed "The previous government announced plans to knock over 30 houses and return more than 100 on a select site opposite the Seaton High School," he said much larger development than was previously contemplated "This land is currently owned by the South Australian Housing Authority and contains nearly 400 housing trust homes These will be progressively redeveloped to restore the amount of public housing on a one-for-one basis." The state opposition recently criticised the government for leaving the site in the condition of a "dust bowl" and on Tuesday said the project "should have started many years ago" "This is vacant land owned by the government," opposition Social and Community Housing spokeswoman Michelle Lensink said Ms Lensink previously said the site had been left languishing as a "dust bowl" "It's just been a vacant paddock for three years "It's in the middle of a housing crisis the housing crisis has been building for several years Labor's sat on this piece of land and now they're announcing it as a major announcement — [it] was announced by [then-premier] Steven Marshall and myself three years ago." were intended to make housing more affordable The Noarlunga project was announced in April 2023 That project, near the South Adelaide Football Club, was unveiled in April last year The government said it would include 80 new housing trust homes and 15 per cent affordable housing and that the first residents would begin moving in by early 2027 "We've got a huge pressure across our country with housing The solution required is a huge boost to supply to get more South Australians into home ownership quicker," the treasurer said in South Australia will have stamp duty abolished Stamp duty had already been abolished in last year's budget for first-home owners purchasing new homes valued up to $650,000 — but the government said it would now remove it completely. "There will no longer be a dollar of stamp duty for any new build for any new homebuyer in South Australia," Premier Peter Malinauskas said. "We are now getting rid of that cap of $650,000." The government said it was also abolishing certain property-value thresholds for the $15,000 first-owner grants. Premier Peter Malinauskas made the announcement alongside Treasurer Stephen Mullighan.  (ABC News: Stephanie Richards) One prospective first-home buyer, Isabella, said she had been looking around for a home in Adelaide's west for "almost two years", and said the changes to stamp duty "will definitely change direction for me". "Something like this means a lot to people like myself who are looking," she said. "It can be really taxing spending your weeks researching homes and spending your weekends at auctions and open houses." Master Builders SA CEO Will Frogley said the measure could make tens of thousands of dollars difference to homebuyers.  "Today's announcements will see savings or benefits to a homebuyer of $50,000 on a housing price of $750,000, that's a heck of a lot of money for anyone, but especially a first-home buyer," he said. "We need to build more homes and the best way to keep housing affordability is to increase supply. Stamp duty dis-incentivises South Australians from building a home. "It could be that the benefits will be tens of thousands of dollars more over the life of the loan because it's less money they have to borrow and pay interest on." 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one-and-a-half-hour drive from Inverness — and about 150 years in the past with its wood-panelled hall and mounted stags’ heads but this feels differentThe new Seaton House has a glamorous clubhouse feel Claire Sawers checks inOndine Oyster Bar & Grill at Seaton HouseNICK CALLAGHAN PHOTOGRAPHYClaire SawersFriday April 18 2025 The TimesA polite knock on the door of my suite means the bottle has arrived I thank the operations manager Houssem Belabed Credit: 7NEWSInvestigations are continuing after a five-year-old girl died in hospital after she was found unresponsive in an Adelaide home on Wednesday Emergency services rushed to a home on Ballater Ave in Seaton at about 4pm after receiving reports a five-year-old girl was suffering a possible cardiac arrest SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens spoke to ABC Radio Adelaide on Thursday confirming police were still investigating the circumstances that led to the girl’s death Get the first look at the digital newspaper curated daily stories and breaking headlines delivered to your inbox Get the NewsletterBy continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.“It’s obviously very tragic when anyone loses their life Commissioner Stevens said that the major crime unit was assisting detectives with the investigation at home “Until we have further clarification in relation to the cause and circumstances “When we have a five-year-old child pass away we want to make sure we have the right resources to establish the circumstances as quickly as possible so we can move forward in the right direction.” The Adelaide Advertiser has revealed that 13-year-old Jabar Stanikzai was the person who called triple-zero after hearing screams on the quiet suburban street I could hear him all the way from the street down,” he told the paper “When I came closer to the man I could see that he was holding a child – a little girl – in his arms and she was limp not moving or anything and he was yelling her name I think he shouted at me to call the ambulance so I ran to the phone booth on the street and called the ambulance.” Jabar recalled seeing a huge police and ambulance presence within minutes of making the call It is understood the parents of the child are assisting with inquiries and there is no implication that they are involved in the death No arrests have been made and a report is being prepared for the coroner Latest EditionEdition Edition 5 May 20255 May 2025All-powerful Anthony Albanese says give me some R.E.S.P.E.C.T The TimesGolfers will instantly endorse the spot Seaton House occupies — above the first tee of the Old Course with unobstructed views of its 18th green — but anyone visiting St Andrews will appreciate the hotel’s location Standing smartly on the seafront and arranged through a twinset of Georgian townhouses this newly opened hotel is an easy stroll from all the town has to offer and is also within textbook-swinging distance of the university Since March guests have been enjoying the views along West Sands beach from Seaton’s stylish and generously proportioned suites and the first-floor Ondine seafood restaurant and Bow Butts bar as friendly staff bring sustenance in the form of a lobster supper or whisky cocktail Become a subscriber and along with unlimited digital access to The Times and The Sunday Times you can enjoy a collection of travel offers and competitions curated by our trusted travel partners NICK CALLAGHANScore 9/10The 42 bedrooms are arranged across two houses and fall into 11 categories from bijou deluxe doubles through to light-filled and spacious suites that come with a terrace facing onto the hotel’s private garden All are decorated in chic modern Scottish style — oak-panelled walls tweed-covered tub chairs and subtle antler motifs — and come with a walk-in shower Pick of the rooms are the sea view suites (100 and 102) which have expansive terraces overlooking West Sands beach and the Old Course’s 18th green with a carafe of complimentary Kingsbarns single malt whisky on the sofa Food and drinkNICK CALLAGHANScore 9/10One of Edinburgh’s most popular seafood restaurants offering Scottish seafood with a North Sea view The catch of the day is ever-changing but you can expect smoked salmon from the Edinburgh stalwart Welch’s followed by lobster landed in nearby East Neuk while the range of oysters includes Scottish natives from Loch Fyne There’s a well-chosen wine list and copious whiskies by the dram and bottle — pick a favourite and you can leave it in your personal whisky locker for your next visit Also on the first floor the Board Room serves charcuterie cheese and salmon boards for a more laid-back supper while the Bow Butts bar is a classy low-lit joint in which to sip on the hotel’s signature whisky cocktail Breakfast is served in the Board Room and includes a self-service buffet of fruit cheese and charcuterie as well as an à la carte menu of all the classics: eggs benedict • The best hotels in the UK NICK CALLAGHANThere’s a small gym overlooking the rear garden and there are also plans for a fire pit while the hotel can organise a chauffeur from Edinburgh airport • Read our full guide to Scotland SHUTTERSTOCKScore 10/10Whether you’re a golfer or not this is a hotel with a location — and a view — that can’t be bettered You could reach the Old Course with a short iron from the hotel’s front steps and it’s about a five-minute stroll to the start of West Sands beach famous for its appearance in the 1981 film Chariots of Fire and stretching for two miles or so along the North Sea coast cathedral) is within a few minutes’ walk and you’re just over an hour’s drive from Edinburgh airport In addition to the world’s oldest and most famous golf course you’ve also got the fairways of Carnoustie Price B&B doubles from £290Restaurant mains from £25Family-friendly N (no under-12s)Accessible YDog-friendly N (service animals only) Helen Ochyra was a guest of Seaton House (seatonhouse.com) Liberal Democrats are celebrating election victories in five of the 11 East Devon seats on Devon County Council (DCC) Independent and Reform UK candidates triumphed in two divisions in the district while the Green Party and Conservatives scored one apiece The results in East Devon mirror those across Devon in what has seen a massive power-shift end a 16-year Tory reign at County Hall The Liberal Democrats have become the largest single party ahead of second-placed Reform UK Independent Paul Hayward was elected with 1,393 votes – a majority of 400 Green Party candidate Henry Gent secured 1,475 votes and was elected alongside Reform UK’s Nat Vanstone who received 1,283 votes elected with 2,601 votes alongside Conservative Jeff Trail Liberal Democrat Nick Hookway was elected with 1,518 votes in the Exmouth and Budleigh Salterton Coastal ward Liberal Democrat Richard Jefferies was elected with 1,478 votes Independent Jess Bailey won a resounding victory in the Otter Valley division and retained her seat with 2,997 votes – a majority of 2,014 This was more than 63 per cent of all votes cast the current leader of East Devon District Council was elected in Seaton and Colyton with 2,015 votes She beat long-standing Conservative Stuart Hughes by 481 votes Liberal Democrat Cathy Connor was elected with 1,352 votes – just 27 more than Reform UK’s Dave Willey Philip SALWAY – Reform UK: 993 (26.8%) Sue ROBINSON – Liberal Democrats: 424 (11.4%) Matthew BYRNE – Green Party: 160 (4.3%) Honey BARLOW MARSHALL – Labour and Co-Operative Party: 137 (3.7%)  Henry GENT – Green Party: 1,475 (16.7%) Nat VANSTONE – Reform UK: 1,283 (14.5%) Fernando MORALES GUNDIN – Reform UK: 1,268 (14.3%) Eleanor RYLANCE – Liberal Democrats: 1,179 (13.3%) Brian BAILEY – Conservative Party: 834 (9.4%) Andrea GLOVER – Liberal Democrats: 758 (8.6%) Cynthia THOMPSON – Conservative Party: 756 (8.5%) Molly HOLMES – Labour Party : 309 (3.5%) Kian HEALY – Labour Party: 282 (3.2%) Lisa GOUDIE – Heritage Party: 35 (0.4%)  Helen BROWN – Reform UK: 2,601 (15.5%) Jeff TRAIL – Conservative Party: 2,320 (13.9%) Si FERMOR – Reform UK: 2,299 (13.7%) Richard SCOTT – Conservative Party: 2,175 (13.0%) Matt HALL – Liberal Democrats: 2,108 (12.6%) Fran MCELHONE – Liberal Democrats: 1,426 (8.5%) Lou DOLICZNY – Green Party: 1,070 (6.4%) Hilary ACKLAND – Labour & Co-operative Party: 570 (3.4%) Ben HAWKES – Labour Party: 522 (3.1%)  Nick HOOKWAY – Liberal Democrats: 1,518 (31.7%) Henry RIDDELL – Conservative Party: 1,394 (29.1%) Paul THOMAS – Reform UK: 1,169 (24.4%) James MCINTOSH – Labour Party: 365 (7.6%) Mike ROSSER – Green Party: 338 (7.1%) Richard JEFFERIES – Liberal Democrats: 1,478 (36%) Phil TWISS – Conservatives: 1,078 (26.3%) Barry ALCOCK – Reform UK: 1,1212 (7.3%) Jane COLLINS – Green Party: 142 (3.5%) Peter FAITHFULL – Independent: 100 (2.4%) Steve CASEMORE – Labour Party: 88 (2.1%) Janice AHERNE – Reform UK: 983 (20.7%) Beth COLLINS – Liberal Democrats: 197 (4.2%) Rachel SUTTON – Labour Party: 70 (1.5%)  Paul ARNOTT – Liberal Democrats: 2,015 (40.6%) Jim WALSH – Reform UK: 1,308 (26.3%) Paul KNOTT – Labour Party: 106 (2.1%) Denise BICKLEY – Liberal Democrats: 2,392 (43.2%) Stuart HUGHES – Conservatives: 1,911 (34.5%) Thomas HERBERT – Reform UK: 1,093 (19.8%) Cathy CONNOR – Liberal Democrats: 1,352 (31%) Dave WILLEY – Reform UK: 1,325 (30.4%) Steve OWEN – Green Party: 267 (6.1%) Johann MALAWANA – Labour Party: 130 (3%) Andre SABINE – Heritage Party: 22 (0.5%) Councillor Arnott thanked the electorate in his division for turning out in ‘such high numbers’ “Thanks also to all the competitor candidates as it was a very clean campaign fought in very good spirits and that was really appreciated,” he said “I echo the words of Cllr Hayward  in that when you are elected to the position of councillor you are elected to serve the entire community whether people voted for you or not and I’m committed to that.” Cllr Bickley expressed her gratitude to voters and said: “We need to get a lot of things sorted out at Devon County Council and I’m looking forward to getting stuck in She acknowledged the 1,093 people who voted for Reform UK candidate Basil Thomas Herbert in Sidmouth adding that while the change they wanted ‘might be different to what I want Cllr Hayward said: “I’d like to thank the candidates for a civil thanks for voting and I’ll still be working for you but I will still be reaching out to the other people who stood to make sure we get the best future possible.” Cllr Jefferies said: “Thanks for putting your faith in me “I’ve enjoyed the past few weeks being out and about and meeting so many people and I’ve been listening to what they’ve said and the hard work starts now.” who had nine county councillors going into the election giving them the most members of any party in Devon With no councillors in Devon ahead of the poll Reform UK are now the second-biggest party in the county with 18 members the result means the Lib Dems are short of an overall majority – which would have been 31 councillors – suggesting they may need the support of other parties to wield control with the party now only holding seven seats from its 40 prior to the vote just ahead of the six Green Party councillors and two Independent members Additional reporting by Local Democracy Reporter Bradley Gerrard Sidmouth International Jazz & Blues Festival 2025 announces performances by Soul II Soul secure a discounted coaching session with a Devon professional and improve… Numbers of East Devon voters turning out to the ballot boxes amid the county elections… This free online site has been set up to share and celebrate East Devon news and events from Exmouth Our independent news service always aims to be fair We're social, connect with us:FacebookTwitterInstagram If you have any queries about this error, try emailing feedback@mirror.co.uk and we'll do what we can to help you Colorado’s five-star offensive tackle is killing it this season When the Colorado Buffaloes landed five-star offensive tackle recruit Jordan Seaton over the offseason the expectations for him couldn’t have been higher CU fans everywhere put all their hope into a 19-year-old true freshman to protect their superstar quarterback Seaton has started all of Colorado’s seven games at left tackle this season emerging as perhaps CU’s best player on their revamped offensive line It wasn’t all pretty from the beginning though there were visible growing pains for the whole offensive line the group looks like they’ve hit their stride allowing only one sack to Arizona last weekend “Every game for us has been a growing point,” said Seaton “Having those tough tribulations and trials in the beginning made us realize that when we’re in practice and you have those hard days when you’re thinking ‘maybe I don’t wanna do it’ Exceling in practice has played a key role in Seaton’s development at the collegiate level Going against Colorado’s stacked defensive line every day that’s currently in 12th place on the FBS sack leaderboard “Confidence has been starting with practice “Going against those guys in practice who are getting seven sacks in a game I feel like we haven’t faced somebody as good as those guys in practice.” Facing an elite defensive line has seemingly paid off for Seaton as his game against Arizona has probably his best game yet for the Buffs “Everybody said I did a good job last game but I feel like I didn’t really play my best personally,” said Seaton Seaton’s hunger and refusal to be satisfied have made him a joy for Colorado’s coaching staff to work with Deion Sanders had high praise for his young tackle in his Tuesday presser saying this is exactly what they expected from the five-star tackle “Jordan is exactly who we thought he would be “Especially in the class and off the field Another thing that hasn’t gone unnoticed by Colorado’s staff is Seaton’s relationship with star quarterback Shedeur Sanders Seaton and Shedeur have developed a relationship and have become good friends since his arrival in Boulder Seaton isn’t only protecting his quarterback when he’s pass-blocking but also protecting one of his best friends “With having that tremendous friendship and relationship that he has with Shedeur “[He thinks] not only do I not want to play bad and give up a sack so I’m glad and I’m thankful that he chose us.” Seaton also told the media that he and Shedeur have been gelling especially well this season Shedeur’s calm style of play has helped his young tackle and field hit his stride on the field “I actually like having Shedeur back there,” said Seaton Sometimes you get a lot quarters who are eager to get out of the pocket which can ultimately change how the defense rushes in and having a calm quarterback makes me more calm It’s like Mike and Ike with me and Shedeur Seaton doesn’t just want to make it to the league either he wants to be the best in his draft class be the first tackle off the board,” said Seaton Seaton took a risk by coming to Boulder to play for the Buffs Five-star recruits historically don’t come through Boulder and this program isn’t known for it’s development of NFL talent it seems that the risk of working with Coach Prime and his staff has ultimately paid off Travis [Hunter] took a big risk by coming here,” said Seaton the Buffs are on a roll and look to be a serious threat in the Big 12 title race this team isn’t even close to hitting its peak but with the help of Seaton and Colorado’s other offensive stars which kinda makes it scary for how good we could be,” said Seaton we’re finding those little pieces that make a team as good as they can be.” © 2025 Slippery Rock University Athletics Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here We are hard at work trying to fix the issues The content on this site is for entertainment 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