Danville_Wrestling

Wow, doesn't get much closer than that.

Gotta hand it to the Chargers D...they could've packed it in after those 2 turnovers, but they've kept their team in a position to win this thing with about 6 mins left.

You have to figure that sooner or later the Chargers have to get a pick on one of these at some point.

Jesus, I've never seen a defense napping so much on a play in my life.

Well my bowl game comes down to the national title game...I knew I shouldn't have picked Buffalo...but I'd rather have this decided outright than by tiebreakers (which I suck at).

Geez, I know Indy has a good offense, but just take the points there.

Mmm...don't know if I agree with that call. Then again, I'm rooting for the Chargers so I can improve my chances of advancing in the kkk Bowl.

You may be right. I am not very knowledgable on the Illinois legislature. I'm still trying to wrap my head around Wisconsin's in light of my own upcoming bid for a seat there. The state legislature could have stripped the governor of his power to appoint probably by way of an amendment to the state constitution. I believe Massachusetts did this when Mitt Romney became governor so that Mitt would not be able to appoint a Republican to a Senate seat if one became vacant.

Blagojevich's political ship is going down and it looks like he's looking to take the national party with him. Harry Reid, who has already gone on record as saying the Senate wouldn't accept whoever Blagojevich placed into Obama's seat, now might have the tough call of trying to oust who would be the only African-American member of the U.S. Senate. Of course, if Reid and the Democrats allow this to go through, it gives the GOP some firepower for the 2010 midterms (albeit not a policy position but hey, its not like we've seen many of those lately either). This could especially hurt Reid since he's up for re-election in Nevada, with some polls demonstrating high disapproval ratings. It was funny to watch the press conference, though. Quite the mess when the governor chooses not to accept questions and instead of reporters inquiring about Burris they keep wanting to direct questions to the governor. I felt bad for Burris, but some of that goodwill went away when Bobby Rush got up there and made race the focal point of the entire argument for Burris. I thought his use of the term "lynch" was also uncalled for in such a setting. My bet...the Senate lets Burris in.

St. Louis at Atlanta (13.5) Jacksonville at Baltimore (12.5) (6.5) New England at Buffalo Kansas City at Cincinnati (3.5) Detroit at Green Bay (9.5) Chicago at Houston (2.5) (3.5) Tennessee at Indianapolis N.Y. Giants at Minnesota (6.5) (3.5) Carolina at New Orleans Miami at N.Y. Jets (2.5) Dallas at Philadelphia (1.5) Cleveland at Pittsburgh (10.5) Oakland at Tampa (12.5) Seattle at Arizona (6.5) Denver at San Diego (7.5) Washington at San Francisco (3.5) Minnesota - 22

Cincinnati at Cleveland (2.5) (6.5) New Orleans at Detroit (4.5) Miami at Kansas City Atlanta at Minnesota (3.5) Arizona at New England (7.5) Carolina at N.Y. Giants (3.5) (5.5) San Francisco at St. Louis (1.5) Pittsburgh at Tennessee (4.5) Philadelphia at Washington Buffalo at Denver (7.5) (7.5) Houston at Oakland (4.5) N.Y. Jets at Seattle San Diego at Tampa Bay (3.5) Green Bay at Chicago (4.5) Minnesota - 24

(6.5) Indianapolis at Jacksonville Baltimore at Dallas (4.5) Yes to both.

Tampa Bay at Atlanta (3.5) Pittsburgh at Baltimore (2.5) Denver at Carolina (7.5) (7.5) Washington at Cincinnati (3.5) Tennessee at Houston Detroit at Indianapolis (17.5) (2.5) Green Bay at Jacksonville (5.5) San Diego at Kansas City San Francisco at Miami (6.5) Buffalo at N.Y. Jets (7.5) (3.5) Seattle at St. Louis Minnesota at Arizona (3.5) (7.5) New England at Oakland N.Y. Giants at Dallas (3.5) Cleveland at Philadelphia (14.5) Minnesota - 25

New Orleans at Chicago (3.5)

Washington at Baltimore (5.5) Jacksonville at Chicago (6.5) (8.5) Minnesota at Detroit Houston at Green Bay (6.5) Cincinnati at Indianapolis (13.5) Atlanta at New Orleans (2.5) Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants (7.5) Cleveland at Tennessee (13.5) Miami at Buffalo (0.5) Kansas City at Denver (9.5) (3.5) N.Y. Jets at San Francisco St. Louis at Arizona (14.5) Dallas at Pittsburgh (3.5) (4.5) New England at Seattle Tampa Bay at Carolina (2.5) Minnesota - 32

Woo hoo! Southeastern Seven Conference Champ baby!

Nevermind, idiot for posting...thought I was in my PM box.

Rest of my picks: San Francisco at Buffalo (7.5) (7.5) Baltimore at Cincinnati (4.5) Indianapolis at Cleveland Carolina at Green Bay (3.5) Denver at N.Y. Jets (7.5) (8.5) Miami at St. Louis New Orleans at Tampa Bay (3.5) (3.5) N.Y. Giants at Washington Atlanta at San Diego (5.5) Pittsburgh at New England (0.5) Kansas City at Oakland (3.5) Chicago at Minnesota (3.5) Jacksonville at Houston (3.5) Minnesota - 22

(11.5) Tennessee at Detroit Seattle at Dallas (12.5) Arizona at Philadelphia (2.5)

Carolina at Atlanta (1.5) Philadelphia at Baltimore (1.5) Houston at Cleveland (3.5) San Francisco at Dallas (10.5) (8.5) Tampa Bay at Detroit Minnesota at Jacksonville (2.5) (3.5) Buffalo at Kansas City New England at Miami (1.5) (8.5) Chicago at St. Louis N.Y. Jets at Tennessee (5.5) Oakland at Denver (9.5) (3.5) N.Y. Giants at Arizona (3.5) Washington at Seattle Indianapolis at San Diego (2.5) Green Bay at New Orleans (2.5) Minnesota - 22

Pittsburgh.

THURSDAY Miami at Georgia Tech SATURDAY Indiana at Purdue Clemson at Virginia Arkansas at Mississippi State Michigan State at Penn State Boston College at Wake Forest Stanford at California Illinois at Northwestern BYU at Utah Oregon State at Arizona Iowa at Minnesota Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Florida State at Maryland Texas Tech at Oklahoma Tiebreak #1: How many total points will be scored in the Texas Tech/Oklahoma game? 75 Tiebreak #2: How many rushing yards will Oregon State's Jacquizz Rodgers have against Arizona? 120

Denver at Atlanta (6.5) Detroit at Carolina (14.5) (9.5) Philadelphia at Cincinnati Chicago at Green Bay (4.5) Houston at Indianapolis (8.5) (3.5) Tennessee at Jacksonville (5.5) New Orleans at Kansas City Oakland at Miami (10.5) Baltimore at N.Y. Giants (6.5) Minnesota at Tampa Bay (4.5) St. Louis at San Francisco (6.5) (3.5) Arizona at Seattle San Diego at Pittsburgh (4.5) (1.5) Dallas at Washington Cleveland at Buffalo (5.5) Minnesota - 23

Bored, just wanted you to know that I edited my picks to include the Saturday games.

N.Y. Jets at New England (3.5)