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A kid asked Tom Jackson if it was OK for gays to play QB.

Not to mention the fact that Jim Rome looked like such a little bitch in that interview.

Sean Salisbury will be off this ranting about Parcells and Jones once the ESPN crew arrives at Titans camp

I'm suprised they got more than a rack of basketballs for Coleman.

I guess Larry Brown "fell in love" with Coleman again. The should've tried to send him McKie too.

Tennessee/Alabama would be a lot more interesting this year if the game was in Tuscaloosa, with all the stuff that's going on with Fulmer and Alabama.

The 76ers should be playing the Celtics on Rivalry Week, not the Knicks.

Broncos

Don't worry guys, Wade and Bowa's firing day is coming........I hope

Man I love Texas Hold Em. And since I just turned 21 and Atlantic City is about 25 minutes away......oh boy......

A malignant tumor is the cancerous kind, while a benign tumor is the non-cancerous.

Christ on a cracker. Blowing a 6-3 lead. FIRE BOWA!!!!

10 to fucking 1. Time to bring back the ole' sig.....

Tom Osborne was way too low

I saw the 1994 Orange Bowl between Florida State and Nebraska on ESPN Classic once. I cannot tell you how horrible the color commentator, Bob Trumpy, was in that game. He kept hammering in on stupid points over and over again.

Pat Burrell saves Glanville from being abducted and found laying face first in the Delaware River on Tuesday with a GW-hit.

Fuck Doug Glanville and his "veteran leadership" that he's supposed to bring. Now it's time for Larry Blowa to rear his ugly head and blow this game.

Man A.J. Feeley is F-U-C-K-E-D.

Phillies: 1. Doug Glanville- picking up where he left off in 2002, still can't hit, but is there for "veteran leadership". 2. Roberto Hernandez - Check the sig. 3. Can managers count too? Because Bowa needs to go, I feel thats the only thing holding the Phils back from running away with the division.

Here's my preseason top 10: 1. USC (Absolutley loaded even if Williams doesn't come back along an easy schedule means Orange Bowl berth for the Trojans.) 2. Oklahoma (Still very good despite the last 2 games vs. K-State and LSU. It will be interesting to see how Jason White follows up on last season and how the defense plays now without Mike Stoops there as defensive coordinator.) 3. Georgia (Loaded. Experienced QB in David Greene and a great DE in David Pollack. However the offensive line must play better than it did last year and the Bulldogs will have to beat Florida in Jacksonville and LSU twice, once in Athens and most likely in the SEC Championship Game to secure a trip to Miami.) 4. LSU (They'll still be solid, but I think they may suffer a little early in the season until Marcus Randall gets in gear with the offense. They'll still play great defense and Nick Saban is a great coach so they'll be allright.) 5. West Virginia (My sleeper pick. A ton of starters back from last years team. Was VERY close to beating Miami in the Orange Bowl last year and winning the Big East. With Miami and VT gone to the ACC, the Mountaineers should be able to win the Big East. If they can beat Maryland and Boston College, they have a shot an an undefeated record.) 6. Miami (Lost a lot of talent, but they're Miami so they'll reload. However, Brock Berlin must start out well this season or Larry Coker may go with last year's super-recruit Kyle Wright as the starting QB. I do believe Miami can win the ACC, but it will be a lot tougher for them in the ACC than it was in the Big East.) 7. Michigan (Replacing John Navarre and Chris Perry will be tough, but the Wolverines have arguably the top WR unit in the country with Braylon Edwards leading the way and a still solid offensive line and defense. Going to South Bend on September 11th could be a dangerous game because the Irish will throw everything into winning that game, and Matt Guiterrez could still be getting acclimated to the offense. Iowa may be tough as well because of past struggles against the Hawkeyes, and of course there's Ohio State. The Big Ten may have a down year this year, but Michigan probably looks like the bes team as of right now to win it.) 8. Florida State (A potential darkhorse, as the Seminoles have a team that could go all the way to the Orange Bowl, but Chris Rix has to play like a great QB. The game in Miami will tell the Seminoles season. A win could send them possibly to an undefeated record and the Orange Bowl, a loss makes it 6 stright losses to the Hurricanes and another season of what could've been.) 9. Texas (Same old story, Longhorns will feast on weak schedule, go to Dallas, get killed by Oklahoma, then head to the Holiday Bowl again.) 10. California (Another sleeper BCS pick, as Jeff Tedford is building something special in Berkeley. Aaron Rodgers is turning into a great QB. The USC game will be tough to win, but Cal could possibly go 10-1 and get into a BCS bowl with their schedule *if they go 10-1 and USC goes to the Orange Bowl, expect to see Cal get picked as an at-large team and sent to Pasadena on New Years' Day.)

Ah man, ol' Tito Francona strikes again.

football.stassen.com is a GREAT site for college football.

That Snow trade by the Sixers was a move to dump salary, as Snow makes way more than both Ollie and Brown until 2009.

Eh doesn't affect me, as I prefer Heineken and Yuengling

Eh I just wanted to take a shot at ol' Tito from his days of managing the Phils.