LDF

and how was that related to the agent?

kiss up she already has a huge ego, don't feed it.

so if 90 % of the people says that something is wrong, who has reasonalble knowledge of the subject, and only several says different. what do you think you should listen to. have you really looked at his so-called impact on players being drafted. name me 5 who has done extremely well.

it was a slick move to help in the draft, but c'mon who really thinks that the phone thing can sway anyone on the professional team. i highly doubt it.

and the truth is finally said, there is nothing between the ears, just as i figured.

and how many did you have for you brain hey no offense. ok. he hasnt had any yet ldf.. thats his problem........

and how many did you have for you brain hey no offense. ok.

every dog has its day

Sounds good, but a baseball team cannot market themselves as having violent games! Hockey is one thing -- fighting and aggression is an integral part of the game, and it's to be expected to a degree. That type of stuff happens in baseball every now and then, but to make it the norm would be a shame. Baseball is a great game in itself -- it doesn't need to add ultimate fighting to its repertoire to make it marketable. you have a good counter, but what i am talking about is the fans in the stands. i remember the 70's when there was a lot of fights in the stands and that was part of the south side hitman legion.

apu glad to see the lighter side of what i remember when you first started to post.

too bad he didn't take him out with a body hit.

Hold me, I'm scared ahhhhh ................. no!

lmao well based on that you are right.

its like smith of the hawks who is in love with russians.

pls explain how it was a good draft when most of the writers are say different.

oops

this isnt a bad move but what they should have done was find a team to take a 4th and 5th or soemthing like tat for a 2nd round pick next imo..we cant sign all these guys anyways..we got 14 picks...not enough cap room they prob could have included those picks for an earlier pick or to acquire picks that they need. pretty much as you said. this was a lousy draft. i wonder if jas is still going to say different.

the catcher should let a couple of passed balls hit the umpire

ganghi said some thiings that is not in the bible. who would have thought of that.

someone should start today violence by beaming him. that will be a great start to the game.

This is the only things that I could find. Looks like Cotts only gave up one run on an HR. either way, sometimes the best gets rocked.

why do you think that they deserve a better grade?

bulls?

here is the first grades given to the chi bears draft Chicago Bears (from Buffalo through New England): Michael Haynes, DE, Penn State Comment: They need help off the edge, but they would have been better off taking Jerome McDougle of Miami. This pick surprised some personnel people and coaches we talked to Saturday. Grade: C does anyone think things are going to get better?

first here is gil brandt In alphabetical order, here is my list of the top 15 players, along with their position, school, height, weight and 40 time. Boss Bailey, LB, Georgia (6-3, 233, 4.35) Kyle Boller, QB, California (6-3, 234, 4.66) Jordan Gross, OT, Utah (6-4½, 300, 5.05) Kwame Harris, OT, Stanford (6-7, 310, 5.22) Andre Johnson, WR, Miami, Fla. (6-2, 230, 4.34) Jimmy Kennedy, DT, Penn State (6-4, 322, 5.22) *Byron Leftwich, QB, Marshall (6-5, 241, N/A) Terence Newman, CB, Kansas State (5-10, 189, 4.39) Carson Palmer, QB, USC (6-5, 232, 4.65) Dewayne Robertson, DT, Kentucky (6-1, 317, 4.84) Charles Rogers, WR, Michigan State (6-2½, 202, 4.3) Terrell Suggs, DE, Arizona State (6-3, 257, 4.77) Johnathan Sullivan, DT, Georgia (6-3, 313, 4.92) Marcus Trufant, CB, Washington State (5-11, 199, 4.4) Kevin Williams, DE, Oklahoma State (6-5, 304, 4.84) no grossman or haynes.