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And that is a Siouxweep!!!!!!

If the kid was in a pass friendly offense his numbers would be double what they are now. And the Bison receivers drop a lot of catchable balls. He is already getting looked at. It's his first year as a starter. He has the size and arm and smarts to possibly move on.

That Wentz kid ain't bad.

Can't stand him.

Red River crosses the river and beats EGF 5-0 tonight.

Yep. He will trade her in for some new tail.

She must be good in the sack then. You would think Toews would see through her and is just getting some action until he dumps her fake ass.

Love it.

Both franchises are embarrassing. Back when I watched the NBA in the 70's and 80's the Sixers were my team. Only time I watch the NBA now is if it happens to be on at a sports bar that I'm at.

A joke of a franchise.

I think his girlfriend will fit in there too. Wowzer. http://sportsmockery.com/2014/11/jonathan-toews-girlfriend-lindsey-vecchione-like-youve-never-seen/

Hunter will put butts in the seats. That honeymoon won't last long though. He will be trade bait in July.

That will be long forgotten if they win number 8.

I hope you are right. But if one of them does make it hopefully it's the Pats.

Looking like the road to the Super Bowl on the NFC side will go through Green Bay. Puke.

Cags

UNO was the better team in my opinion. Lucky to get a point.

I don't think anyone does. The fact that he is North Dakota born and raised and is on the ballot is an accomplishment in itself.

Totally aware of that. If they voted on sheer work ethic and doing it the right way he'd be in easily. Guy had a hell of a career. To even get on the ballot is an achievement in its own.

My good friend who I had the privilege to coach in bantam hockey Darin Erstad is on the ballot. Only player to win a Gold Glove in the outfield and the infield. Also he was the first leadoff hitter to have 100 RBI. Played the game the right way. 110% without any help from illegal drugs. Jamestown pride. Erstad was the No. 1 overall pick in 1995 and debuted that same year with the Angels, finishing sixth in AL Rookie of the Year Award voting. He collected a league-leading 240 hits with 25 home runs and 100 RBIs in 2000 to earn his second and final All-Star selection. He also was a two-time Gold Glove Award winner. Erstad spent 11 of his 14 years with the Angels, closing his career with a year with the White Sox and two with the Astros. He was a .282/.336/.407 career hitter with 124 homers and 179 stolen bases. http://m.angels.mlb.com/news/article/10 ... ame-ballot

Mac Cags

Nice. Thanks.

score?

Kuemper steals one for the Wild tonight 3-2 over Philly. Nice little 4 game win streak going after having a 4 game losing streak.