Palehosefan

LOL at the Steelers DB's, worst in the NFL, at least the rest of the nation can see that now.

AJ has a career 4.24 catching ERA, with Olivo's at 4.43. Olivo caught a horrendous staff in Florida last year, which is a big reason for even the .19 difference. Olivo's defensive and gamecalling abilities aren't the reason he has switched teams so many times. We traded him as a solid piece in the Garcia trade. Seattle traded him because San Diego needed a catcher after Ramon Hernandez wen't down, Olivo was a big part of SD's run at the playoffs and winning their division. San Diego didn't want to give him a guaranteed contract as a part time player playing behind Doug Mirabelli in 2006 and Olivo has been in Florida since.

I would take Olivo over AJ any day of the week. Similar power numbers, great defense, shuts down the running game, and similar game calling ability.

I'm really hoping we make a run at Brian Roberts and Reggie Willits. Offer something like Richar and Egbert to the O's for Roberts, and Sweeney and a bullpen arm or two to the Angels for Willits. CF. Willits/Owens 2B. Roberts RF. Dye DH. Thome 1B. Konerko 3B. Fields C. Pierzynski SS. Cabrera LF. Quentin That would be a pretty effective lineup and fun to watch. Granted, I'm not completely sure what the O's and Angel's are looking for in a deal for those two, but I seriously doubt it would cost us Gio/Fautino etc.

I was getting worried. It's just not a regular Bill Self Kansas basketball year until the team bows out in the tourney and someone gets arrested.

Apparently Grobe is staying at Wake Forest. LOL, this is just what Arkansas fans do. They have supposedly had everyone from Tommy Tubberville, Mike Leach, to hometown guy Butch Davis as done deals, and of course nothing works for them. Hilarious to watch their coaching search.

http://arkansas.scout.com/2/708667.html If true, Arkansas got themselves one of the best coaches in America.

LOL at Brennan on the list. 5 INT's against Idaho, 4 INT's against San Jose State from your Heisman finalist.

Poor Karl Malone. Louisiana Tech is the worst team I have ever seen. They have 13 points in the game with 11 minutes to go... in the 2nd half. Texas Tech 56-13 so far.

Steelers are just bad now. Tomlin seems clueless. Troy Polomalu and Santonio Holmes are very fragile, ugh.

Mizzou loses to the number 3 team twice, Kansas plays nobody and loses to Mizzou, Hawaii plays nobody, LSU loses to two unranked teams, USC loses to Stanford, West Virginia loses to Pittsburgh, and Mizzou is the one that gets left out. And, bitter for me because Florida/Michigan play at the same time as Texas Tech/Virginia on January 1st.

I'm not a Hawaii fan by any means, but how can Kansas be ranked higher than Hawaii? At least Hawaii beat the top 20 team they played (Boise State).

I can't find a hole small enough to run and hide in. Texas Tech just lost to Centenary. The same team that Baylor beat by 23 and Iowa State(no offense Heads) beat by 10. Worst loss I have ever seen for Texas Tech. Bob Knight was sick in the 2nd half and that's when Centenary made a huge run on Pat Knight. If that bastard is our next head coach then I quit.

Yeah the enter thing is pretty weird. I did mine on a desktop, and a laptop would definitely screw with me.

Michigan could certainly do a lot worse than Brian Kelly at Cincinatti.

Coaches words mean absolutely nothing. Plenty of coaches have flat denied they are leaving, promised they are staying, and then were gone the next year. Nick Saban, Butch Davis, etc are just a few to name. I fully expect Miles at Michigan next year. I don't understand why Herbstreit, an OSU guy, would put this information out there right now

The Michigan-Ohio area is as good as it gets outside of Cali, Florida, and Texas recruiting. Michigan and Ohio State's base comes out of the area which has 22 4-5 star talents in the area alone. Before Saban returned LSU to the spotlight, Michigan was recruiting above LSU and had several top 5 classes in a row in the late 90's/early 2000's. Since then both schools are about even. Michigan's class average is 8.8th in the nation, and LSU's is 8.3th in the nation. This is coming with LSU being as high of a program as they have ever been and Michigan was relatively down with Carr winding down his coaching career. Michigan has as much tradition as just about anyone, a huge stadium, great fanbase, great natural rivalry, great natural recruiting base, and as much or more money than LSU.

Michigan and LSU are equals in recruiting, and Miles will be an alumni at Michigan that just spurned another elite program for Michigan. He would have absolutely no trouble recruiting at Michigan.

Miles isn't the best around, but he surrounds himself with great coaches, and Tenuta is as good as it gets at DC. Great pick up if true.

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I enjoy both Hotshots and Tiger Woods. Tiger Woods 08 is a lot of fun for PS3, it's got pretty good graphics and the gameplay is fun. There are a few courses that I still don't stand much of a chance on, and I have my golfer's ratings all at the max 110. Some courses I can consistently shoot in the low 50's, and other's I struggle to make par.

Yep, a couple of good wins without Ty Lawson, bodes well for the future. I like Frasor more at SG where he can look for his shot instead of trying to penetrate and start the offense. To bad Quentin Thomas didn't ever develop a shot in his 4 years here now.

Yeah, he has had trouble staying in front of opposing PG's since his injury last year. He had very solid quickness his freshmen season, but hasn't been the same since. Hopefully he can get over it because he's going to be leading the team next year.

Man, Bobby Frasor couldn't guard a mailbox.

His whole season so far has been bad, but he's still on pace to be Jarret Jack's twin :-P.