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Tracking Baylor & Potpourri

Posted by CloseToJumping on November 9th, 2009 under Football

Robert Griffin Leads Baylor over Missouri It has been a few weeks since I’ve posted an update on how Baylor is doing, while a nation sat and waited with bated breath.
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GameWatch Week 10

Posted by Scipio Tex on November 6th, 2009 under Football

One of the coolest things about living in California, aside from paying taxes that makes Belgians wince, is the fact that college football is in full swing as I breakfast: usually a fiber-rich muesli bought fair trade from Andean Indiginos. After my exfoliating regimen, making a lease payment on my Range Rover, and my Scientology self-affirmations, I begin my game-watching.
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Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida State Seminoles a Ratings Hit for ESPN

Posted by srr50 on September 11th, 2009 under Football

It may have been a lousy weekend for the ACC, but the Labor Day matchup between Miami and Florida State was a ratings winner for hte league and ESPN. While the ACC went 4-6 in non-conference play, Miami edged the Seminoles 38-34 as 8.4 million viewers watched. That made the contest the second-most watched regular season college football game in the 30 years of ESPN. The most watched college football game on the WWL was
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Barking Bets: Week 2

Posted by Trips Right on September 10th, 2009 under Football

A forgettable card until I look at my bank statement. I put too much stock in Tom O'Brien and Russell Wilson. O'Brien's NC State offense made the wing T look innovative. Wilson looked like he was slower than Stephen Garcia. Perhaps a looming Major League contract would make us all a bit slower. So two nickels down there. Ok State made about 4 plays from scrimmage on offense, had
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To Catch a Predator

Posted by Scipio Tex on August 6th, 2009 under Football

Welcome to To Catch A Predator. I'm Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC. I ambush men who think they're going to have sex with underage teens and make their boners go away. Then, with the help of law enforcement, we rehabilitate them by sending them away to be raped by Aryan prison gangs. Like Nancy Grace, I possess significant moral authority by virtue of the fact that
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Teh gays make Greg McMackin cry

Posted by HenryJames on August 6th, 2009 under Football

Hawaii coach Greg McMackin got himself into trouble the other day for describing a chant that Notre Dame players did before last year's Hawaii Bowl as 'this little faggot dance.' What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is a going on here? How could anyone think that anything Notre Dame football players do is gay? Oh. But that's just one example. It's not like...
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Some Big Monday Thoughts

Posted by Trips Right on January 26th, 2009 under Basketball

Watching Marquette defend Notre Dame was a thing of beauty. You'll have a hard time finding a team that helps and recovers as quickly as UM. McAlarney and Jackson were virtual nonfactors this game. On offense, the Golden Eagle backcourt when Dominic James doesn't channel AJ Abrams is severely underrated. Jerel McNeal is the real deal and one of the best scorers in the country and Wesley Matthews is a third
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Some Early Saturday College Basketball Musings

Posted by Trips Right on January 24th, 2009 under Basketball

Is there a more miserable color commentator than Len Elmore when he's doing a Maryland game especially when the Terps are getting prison raped? Cheer up Len, did you really expect the Terrapins to do anything at Cameron Indoor today? There's no Juan Dixon or Stevie Francis on this club. Elmore has gone through the first half of the ballgame with analysis that vacillates between pathetic rationalizations of the Terp whooping to
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Watching Syracuse Dismantle Notre Dame

Posted by Trips Right on January 17th, 2009 under Basketball

The Orange is on its way to dropping 50 first half points on a porous Irish defense. How? They're putting 4 guys on the floor that can all dribble, pass, and shoot. Harris, Flyn, Devendorf, and Rautins just flying around creating help and recover situations all over the floor exploiting the Irish lack of quickness. 'Cuse bigs are finding all the space they need to back down defenders and operate
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A Primetime Reason Why ESPN Isn’t Interested in a Playoff

Posted by srr50 on December 31st, 2008 under Uncategorized

People bitch and moan about the plethora of bowl games and the lack of enough decent teams to fill them -- but still tune in to watch. So far during the prelims of the 2008-09 Bowl Season, ESPN has seen a sharp spike in ratings. Excluding the two new bowls that started this year (EagleBank--St. Petersburg), the eight bowl games that were on ESPN and ESPN2 through Dec. 27th averaged over a million more viewers