USC Wuz Robbed!

Man the people calling for a huge Chavo push are being quite silly.

Besides Shawn DID refuse to job for the most part in United States, so even with this comparison...

Eugene should have done the frog splash to beat Dean, btw.

Yeah this show looks just like every other show they run. It just has the "Eddie Guerrero Tribute" tag added on to it to boost attendances, and in turn, profits. edit: Looks like RRR beat me by mere seconds.

Minnesota already did this. It's called Randall Cunningham.

Yes the division is out of your reach because I don't intend to relinquish it. You can putter around for a wildcard spot though.

Man I wake up this morning, log on to TSM, and read this. At first I thought it was a bad joke by the original poster, but now reality has sunk in. WWE and professional wrestling has lost one of the better wrestlers and well all I can say is Rest in Peace, Eddie.

You'd bury Lashley and the belt by intentionally getting him booed as a face?

After all, remember Tommy Gunn did get shit on after winning the championship. Though that was more due to him abandoning Rocky for the Don King type manager.

The preferential method is moving an existing team there. I'd think the Vikings was a prime candidate before the new owner promised to keep them in Minnesota (plus a stadium is being built there.) Now if this Bradshaw group doesn't get the Saints, I wouldn't be surprised to see the Saints go to Los Angeles and once again screw up alignment.

I'm not blaming the OU team. I'm just stating my preferred title game.

I didn't realize how serious the LSU/Auburn rivalry was. Great read/stroll down the memory lane. I will still remain pissed that LSU beat Illinois in the Sugar Bowl the year Kurt Kittner led them... I'd also like to add I wanted USC/LSU in 2003 but no... a certain *ahem* team had to go over USC in the rankings despite losing the damn conference title game.

The Call... wasn't that 2004?

I looked over the statistics for the HBs in NCAA this year. I think the 2nd back after Bush that should be taken is: Brian Calhoun, Wisconsin He has 1256 yards, good for a 4.6 average, 20 TDs rushing. He isn't a bad receiver either with 42 catches for 487 yards (11.6 average) and 2 receiving TDs. Not a bad deal if someone gets him.

I decided to look up the NFL Draft history for some comparisons: The highest TE picks in the last 5 years: 2005: Heath Miller (30th) 2004: Kellen Winslow (6th, where the Jets at this point would be) 2003: Dallas Clark (15th) 2002: Jeremy Shockey (14th) 2001: Todd Heap (31st) 2000: Bubba Franks (14th) Now Vernon Davis might be a great TE in the NFL, but recent history shows that great NFL TEs do not get drafted that high. And look what happened to Kellen Winslow...

I think Maroney would be a better choice than Williams, but that's my opinion.

Oh I agree. But the NFL wants a team there so they get media exposure in Los Angeles as well as their sunny stadium(s).

I can see Vince Young coming out for the draft if Texas won the title this year. Brady Quinn won't, I don't think.

Because it's a big media market town. They need the coverage and exposure there.

Yeah Gado is good, and supposedly he's very fast. He should find a permanent spot soon.

Green Bay has Najeh Davenport and Tony Fisher though. I don't see them taking Bush. They've already considered Rodgers to be trade bait at this point so them taking Leinart is possible.

Bush said he wants to be a Jet. So yes there is a HB that would love to go there. And its more than possible the Jets are there to pick him up in the top 5.

Sadly, pretty good.

What is the reason for him going over Jericho at Mania when Jericho needed it the most? Answer: To put the dirt on the grave of Jericho's credibility.

Neither men would come. Supposedly there is a rumor that if Benoit doesn't re-sign with WWE, he's going to New Japan, possibly for a match with Brock. He is at least rumored to be at the 1/4 Dome show and maybe beyond. Jericho on the other hand, he has his band. Christian is probably the best they can get and they already got him.