lomasmoney

Well going from one of the worst teams ever to an American League Champion in three years, is a huge accomplishment, and Detroit is a sports crazy town

How can Pronger be the second most valuable player on his team, yet be the second most valuable player in the entire NHL. That doesn't make any damn sense

hey if he was thirsty too, you could have added in Kool-aid, but only red, purple, or orange

Mel's Hair must have suffocated him

Ronald Johnson or RoJo as everyone around here calls him.... apparently didn't come here because even though he verballed here twice, his parents didn't want him to come here for some unknown fucking reason

I am amazed that Michigan is actually somewhat in the game against Ohio State. The team needs this win since they get like negative fan support on campus and from the administration. They play in a dump, they can't even get the school to build a practice facility, and the fans could care less since they were so awful when they were under NCAA sanctions. Maybe a win over our biggest rival will wake the people here in Ann Arbor up.

why dont they stand pat and grab a potential impact player with the lottery pick/Atlantic Division champions New York Knicks pick....they should have traded off the pick last year coupled with one of the emerging young guards and someone else for KG...t hat is too much to give up for Gasol

He's not going to be the coach, just probably a team consultant or something like that

I will third or whatever, the Justin Timberlake album for being both better than his debut which I felt was very good, and also being one of the best albums I've heard in a while. I don't know why, but I love this album, and think that so many people dismiss it because it came from one of the guys from N'sync

Bush's ability to do everything is what makes him such a special talent. The way the Saints are using him, is exactly the perfect way to use a player with his talents. They would be foolish to not keep McAllister around as long as possible, seeing as how you have so much attention paid to Reggie Bush that Duece just has more things opened up to him. The amount of times I've seen teams send two and three guys at Bush, keying on him, while someone else is making a play, is just a measure of how much attention and game-planning people give to Reggie Bush

wait.... Chris Webber produced an album on this track....like Chris Webber that never played in college ?

yeah, in basketball

yea seriously, what the fuck

I swear if one person brings up the Ball State game, I will lose it. I was at the game, Michigan was playing 3rd and 4th string players and even walkons on defense in that game. The game was only close because well, 3rd and 4th string players at any school are probably not good enough to even start at a MAC school. Therefore Ball State was able to pass the ball all over the place. Also, BSU's coach is a former Michigan assistant and is very close with coach Carr. Lloyd won't run up the score on an overmatched team, especially when its someone he respects to that degree. Michigan actually has a coach who chooses not to go on national TV and campaign like he's fucking Hillary Clinton in 2008, and one who won't run up the score on people to gain style points. Florida is a fine team , but the whole way this thing has been handled is embarassing to college athletics

USC won't destroy shit. Did you see John David Booty yesterday, he was petrified of the UCLA defensive pressure. Now imagine the Michigan front seven against a quarterback that can't handle pressure( see anyone not named Troy Smith). The Michigan offense with everyone healthy has shown that they can be almost unstoppable. Michigan wins by 10 or more and gets to watch OSU cream Florida in the "title" game.

http://www.latimes.com/sports/college/foot...-home-headlines It's fucking over....Michigan might be the first team ever to get leapfrogged in consecutive weeks without playing. Nothing Florida did yesterday suddenly made them a better team than Michigan is. Had SC won, would Florida have jumped Michigan. This system is a fucking joke

Did they explain why Nitro and Melina suddenly are back in business with Mercury again...didn't they kick him out of MNM

I don't think Ohio State would beat the piss out of Florida, Michigan, or USC. They just played Michigan and that game wasn't exactly the epitome of a team beating the piss out of their opponent. I think whatever team gets into the title game will give Ohio State a close game

It is somewhat terrifying that I have to root for the Notre Dame secondary, yes the same secondary that Mario Mannignham torched so bad they weren't even in the picture on some of his catches, to stop two All-American recievers plus the other ridiculously talented wideouts SC has. I am moreso frustrated knowing that Michigan's title hopes are resting on a team who hasn't beaten one ranked team all season. How is Notre Dame even ranked in the top 5. If they were ranked like 14th, USC stomping them wouldn't be anywhere as impressive and they might not jump Michigan, but I was looking at the matchups, and I don't see how the Irish can keep this one close. Forget the media love affair with Notre Dame, they aren't anywhere near a top 10 team, in terms of talent or merit. Yet USC will be gift wrapped a win over a "top 5" team , because ND has a slow defense, and Pete Carroll is smart, he's seen that Brady Quinn wilts when is pressured and doesn't have all day to throw. SC is gonna win by 3 touchdowns at least, and I hope that is all. It's going to suck knowing the even in the years where we beat ND, those overhyped fucks still will find a way to mess up Michigan's season

I don't see that happening. If they do, then they probably will jump to two and both polls and play for the national title. I don't have any problem with it. My main argument has been that people are already saying that USC is more deserving of playing for the national title than Michigan. My gripe has been with people saying that Michigan doesn't deserve a rematch but yet saying they are the second best team. The system matches the two best teams, and I personally feel that Michigan is better. I think its shitty for fans of whatever schools are left out, because a four team playoff could solve this whole fucking thing. Why don't they just do 1v 4 and 2v3 and then do the plus one game the week after. That would solve everything, well almost everything. We wouldnt have to sit here and wave our dicks about what team is better, it would be settled on the field.

I've had enough of this shit. Outside of the Ball State and Northwestern Games(keep in mind, that the Northwestern game was in shitty weather and it was the biggest 17-3 blowout I have seen in a while, and Ball State was a glorified scrimmage with some our our three deep players seeing time on both sides of the ball), Michigan has destroyed everyone they played outside of Ohio State. I've been to or watched every game they played, and I know more about football than most people here. SC on the other hand, gets credit for the Nebraska and Arkansas OOC game. Arkansas was missing a Heisman candidate, and really didn't have anything resembling a quarterback. Yes, SC whupped them bad, but take away a player of that caliber from any team and see what happens considering Arkansas isn't Texas,Florida, or USC when it comes to depth. the Nebraska game was a joke, and showed moreso how bad of a coach Bill Callahan is more so than how good SC was. Nebraska came out in Three-TE sets. It was like they were playing to cover the spread or something and not to win. The Pac-10 isn't that good. Their second and arguably third best teams got beat by an Arizona team that will go to some crappy bowl in Helena,Montana somewhere. the third best team in the Big Ten hasn't lost to anyone other than Michigan. I don't care about the hot dick they scheduled in the out of conference, any time you can get through the Big 10 with one loss its pretty much concludes to me you have a good team. Now don't get me wrong, the Trojans are legitamately the third or fourth best team in the nation, but I have to put Michigan ahead of them just because Michigan has been a more dominant team. I think it would suck if USC jumped Michigan because they beat a team that Michigan blew out. If Michigan and Ohio State are the two best teams, which I feel that they are, let them play. Who cares if it already happened. The BCS matches the top two teams, not the two best teams who havent already played yet

Those statistics are misleading. What factors go into those ratings. Is it just records, rankings or what. Put it this way. On neutral fields if you matched up (USC v Florida, Arkansas v Cal, etc) I bet the Sec wins 7 of the 10 games. Thats taking out Georgia and Mississippi State for balance. I don't think those ratings really prove how tough a conference is.

No one can ever convince me that the PAC-10 is better than the SEC, or the Big 10. Even the Big 12 could be argued as being more solid than the Pac-10. The Pac-10 has two really good teams. Cal and USC. Compare that to the Big 10 which has arguably the two best teams in the nation, plus a Wisconsin team which believe it or not, is actually good. People are running around on here giving USC credit for going through an average(as it always is) conference and not even doing it unblemished. The real travesty in this whole thing, isn't that Michigan could go to a title game over USC, it is that Florida, plays in a tougher conference, and still has to play against Florida State( say what you will about the talent, but if people are going to give USC points for playing UCLA, this appies as well) as well as the SEC title game. Their one loss came against a ranked Auburn team that is in the top 15 and is way better than Oregon State. If Florida wins out, I don't see how USC deserves to go over them.

Why are people so against a rematch. This type of thing happens in sports all the time. In the NFL, teams can play in the regular season, and then again in the playoffs, and no one gripes. I just don't feel like anyone can tell me that a team that loxt to Oregon State is more deserving to play for a national title than Michigan. I don't want to hear any crap about how USC played Nebraska, Arkansas, and two decent Pac-10 teams. Wisconsin is better than any team USC has played this season, outside of possibly Arkansas, and the Arkansas team that got smoked by SC, didn't have their best player, had no QB, and were just in all kinds of disarray. If USC beats Notre Dame at home, why does that automatically put them in front of Michigan. USC would get rewarded for beating a team, that Michigan utterly murdered on the road. The title game isn't about putting together the most appealing matchup for television ratings, its about putting together the two best teams. So be it if they happen to be in the same conference. Usually, I would agree with the fact that Michigan didn't win it's conference title, but here I don't think that argument applies as much, if at all.

Yea, are people fucking retarded. Who wouldn't watch Michigan and Ohio State for all the marbles. The way I see it is the system is flawed, and its pretty obvious that Michigan and Ohio State are the two best teams and even if the best two teams are from the same conference they should play each other for the title