MafiaMan

4th and 1...back-up back-up QB in...gee, think it might be a running play, Michigan?

I'm thinking too little, too late.

...but maaaaybe Michigan can do it...

It's only one half...

Just realized that Peyton Manning is a jersey-tucker...Papa John's commercial.

Bad enough to overtake Bemidji State as the new worst team ever?

You are preaching to the choir, fs4l...

You are preaching to the choir, fs4l...

But the casual fan LOVES shoot-outs...right?

Mayday! Mayday! Iceberg right ahead!

How mani nattys you gott?

He had a nice run at Montana from 2003-2009...but UNLV was a disaster.

Since Oxbow6 is out of the lineup with a bad bunion, I'm going with Parks.

And I'd expect any solid team to not get beat by more than 30 in their own stadium. Especially in the SEC. Oh, wait, I guess the SEC West needs to secede from the slugs of the rest of the "best" conference in the country.

Do you even change the channel to watch a few seconds of a non-Irish game? Baylor is a solid football team. If the SEC is so damn good, how does Missouri get beat by 30+ against Georgia? At home.

http://m.espn.go.com/general/blogs/blogpost?blogname=sweetspot&id=7503&src=desktop Alan Trammell and Lou Whitaker both not in the Hall of Fame is a travesty.

Given how bad the men's basketball team is at Penn State, I'd say that men's hockey could become the #1 winter sport in Happy Valley quite easily.

If Minnesota wins the conference and playoff titles, there's a good chance it would be the only B10 team in the NCAA tournament.

Rest in peace, Pat Quinn. Tough week for hockey.

Actually, TWO former UND players are good at winning Stanley Cups...

Wow! Didn't see Pablo Sandoval leaving San Francisco...and the Red Sox sign Hanley Ramirez too. Talk about big off-season moves.

Touché!

Let's see...base salary at NDSU of just over $200K where the program will at some point fail to meet the expectation of national championships every season...vs a base salary of $750K per year at Wyoming to try to build something at that school... I'll give you a different coaching example: in 1979, this school's football program was on its last legs. In fact, the school almost dropped football altogether. Four year's later, this school's last-gasp coaching hire rode off on his players' shoulders following an Orange Bowl victory and national championship. The school that almost dropped football in the late 1970's is today known as "The U" and that coach was Howard Schnellenberger.

I can't quite figure out if you're more anti-Wyoming or anti-Craig Bohl...

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