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I said that like an hour ago but noooobody listens me.

He's got lots of both.

I don't know about underrated, but I like what they did. Daniels/Harris at the point is a solid duo (if Daniels is healthy). Dampier is way better than Shawn Bradley. They made some smart moves; got younger, more committed to defense (or so it would seem), got away from the five-shooters-on-the-floor philosiphy. As a side note, Marquis Daniels is now the highest paid player in his draft class, ahead of LeBron and Carmelo.

Mihm playing well (really) early for LA. I always said while he was in Boston, you can't fault his aggresiveness except for the fact that it always gets him in foul trouble.

You can't rely on kids, Howard Dean found that out the hard way. And I am a perfect example.

I didn't say they were the deepest team, but they're deeper than they were last year.

Hawaii will decide it all.

I would start Ward over Lue. He's old, but he's pass-first, he knows how to get people the ball. Plus Van Gundy is more familiar with him from their days in New York. I forgot to mention Jim Jackson before, he's another solid all-around player.

Solid game, even though it's a defensive struggle. The Rockets might have more of a supporting cast than people think, with Nachbar, Taylor, and Ward all contributing so far. That deal for T-Mac was really solid, since they not only got T-Mac, they got a solid inside presence in Howard and a solid backup PG in Lue.

Yeah, that was my point.

True, but there's still California.

Bush won NC, in spite of Edwards.

That would be the best solution wouldn't it? Someone with an actual brain on his shoulders.

i'm doing my "job". i can do it even better if you'd like.

cool it.

like this, courtesy of one of the more underrated jets players ever, adrian murrell.

I hope you wear the mid-90's Boomer Esiason/Glen Foley jerseys. So much cooler than the current ones, and one of the only reasons to ever use the Jets in video games.

Raiders beat Buffalo who beat Miami

Indiana is so weird.

Last semester I had a greek civ professor who would give us 100 pages to read a week, and half of every test dealt solely with the reading, which he never ever ever ever ever talked about in class. So basically we were supposed to read and remember it all. Consequently, I failed.

zah?

Or the onion of this week http://theonion.com/news/index.php?issue=4043&n=1

A 269-269 tie goes to a tie breaker. Each state gets one vote, cast in favor of the majority of the state's delegates. They have already decided that Bush would win in that case so Kerry needs 270.

They hung in there alright for not having Law or Dillon.

First team to figure out how to protect the QB wins.