ANKLELOCK

I said POSSIBLE option. This was the most realistically "Wrestlemania-esque" match they could've gone with, as Benoit-Angle has been done to death and Benoit just lost a US title feud, thereby having very little current world title credibility. And you MUST be kidding regaurding the Henry remark.

Vols lead #4 Memphis 45-41 at the half.

Yes, with commentary from Mr. Kennedy.

Smackdown: Lashley vs. JBL Rey Mysterio vs. Mark Henry for Number One Contender Orlando Jordan vs. Randy Orton Fit Finlay vs. Matt Hardy Gymini vs. London/Kendrick Kurt Angle vs. Daivari

Then I'll try to get back in it, because I certainly do. Detroit didn't just have an "off" night both times the teams played.

....who the Jazz have beaten twice this year. Sorry, the Jazz are two and 0 against them as well. In fact, Utah has won nine of ten(which is, not coincidentally, the time they got Kirilenko back) and stand to make a SERIOUS move in the second half once Carlos Boozer, Utah's leading scorer last year, finally debuts for them after an offseason injury.

I thought that Batista was only going to be out for two months. Why can't he be in the ME at WM.

Vince Young, Tennessee Titan. I like that.

Vols improve to 10-1 with road victory at South Carolina.

Young will come out for the draft and NO will buy into the throwing motion crap and you know what that means. Mr. Young is coming to NashVegas to be with his mentor mr. McNair. Book it.

WVU is going to be incredible the next couple of years. EDIT: On offense, anyway.

I have never claimed that the Big XII was a bad conference. But they DO have a lot of gimmick offenses run out of the shotgun(Tech, UT, OU, Missouri, Nebraska, ISU) and I personally don't think Bama will fall to that type of team.

None of the Big XII's gimmicked shotgun offenses(Minus Texas of course) can hang with Bama's D. I've got the Tide by ten.

Jazz have actually won four in a row with an almost sure fifth coming against a Kobe-less LA at home(and they'll have Harpring back).

Spurrier succeeds in choking a huge lead to an inferior team. I love it.

I agree with Musberger. God, he's awful.

Two good bowl games today, with the Alamo being borderline great, IMO. The bowl lineups get progressively better from here on out and I can't wait for the Rose Bowl. It just seems odd not having that Tennessee bowl game to look forward too, but they deserve it, damned Randy Sanders.

I like.

The Vols kicking the crap out of Texas with three of the longest 3-pointers I've ever seen. 29-10 right now in Austin. 6-0 and headed to the NCAA tourny. I love Bruce Pearl.

I actually saw this Thursday because of free tickets to a screening mailed to me by a church group whose church I've never attended.

Young's only consistent throw is the long ball, and even Notre Dame, who has a far superior passing game, had trouble beating SC's corners deep. Rivers will also be back for the Trojans. I don't see Young rushing for more than 35 yards, so he will have to pass and, as therealworldschampion said, that can be hard to do against SC when you have trouble making complicated reads as Young sometimes does. SC will run the ball down Texas throat if they can't do any better than they did against A&M and Oklahoma State. Leinart will have trouble opening up the pass against Texas' talented secondary, so I don't think it will be a blowout, but USC will win. 34-27 Trojans

Wow, VANDERBILT is technically a two time national champion. And Tennessee is listed on there eight times instead of six.

I've seen it twice. The first was at midnight on Thursday night after a long day and it turned out to all be blur. I then proceeded to see it with friends on Friday after staying awake for about 40 straight hours, so I was even more impaired, especially because we were sitting in front of the most annoying group of 50 year old obese women who wouldn't shut up laughing throughout the most emotional parts of the movie. This week i'm going to see it on IMAX and hopefully sink it all in. My conclusions so far: I really liked it for what it was, but it cut WAY too much of the epilogue/aftermath of Voldemort's return stuff out, though.

Your forgetting Spurrier, er South Carolina. They've been bowl eligible for a few weeks now. That makes six SEC teams.