Archive | September 5, 2007
You are browsing the site archives by date.
NEWS FLASH!!! Chris Benoit may have had brain damage!!!
NEWS FLASH!!! Chris Benoit may have had brain damage!!! This is for you rasslin’ eer fans. http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-spw-benoit5sep05,1,4380622.story?coll=la-headlines-sports Well, no kidding. Daily, I’m amazed at how stupid many news stories are. So you say Chris Benoit may have had some brain damage? Really? Did that play any part with him killing his family [...]
Big East domination
Florida and Herban Meyer are going to be sorry that they took a pass on a quality athlete and just a great human being. I suppose that Gators football players can’t be both…. WVU, Louisville are ranked in the top 10. USF will be ranked after they beat Auburn this coming weekend they will at [...]
The Top 25 for whatever week this is
Poon on the mind, picture via Hottest Girls of MySpace [Link] Here is my AOL Fanhouse and MGO weekly Top 25 ballot. I like my 3 and 4, because when they lose, they will fall just like Michigan. I did leave Mishegan in my Top 25, but as a punishment for getting diced up by [...]
The Cupcake Report: Hail to the… OOF!
In week one, our erstwhile cupcakes had a rough go of it, overall. But a blow was struck for confectionary everywhere when the Appalachian State Mountaineers hung around with #5 Michigan and eventually won on a blocked kick, 34-32. It was an amazing game, and I’m late in talking about it, so I won’t say [...]
ACC Tool Wrap
The best games in college football this week happened outside the ACC. There weren’t too many surprises this past weekend but here are a few notes from around the conference: Virginia Tech won, although not as easily as this Hokie would have liked. They won’t stand a chance in this weekend’s Tragedy Bowl if [...]
Week Two Viewers Guide
As we cruise into week two of college football, we have already learned some valuable lessons that will help dictate our football viewing strategies for the rest of the season. First and foremost, that no game involving Notre Dame is worth watching, even if Jimmy Clausen is starting, as Charlie Weis announced yesterday. Let me [...]
The LWS Player of the Week
This week’s player who brought the wood: Tiquan Underwood, WR Rutgers. Underwood, who had 23 catches for 290 yards last year, nearly matched that in one game, going 248 yards on 10 receptions with two scores against Buffalo. The 6-2, 180 pound junior stepped in nicely in the Scarlet Knights’ season opener which they won [...]
