by The Man No One Came To See
30 Sep 2009
Tim Tebow has experienced his first serious injury of his college career so now the question turns to how he will come back from the trauma. The concussion he received last week is a scary injury because one it disproves the thesis that Tim Tebow was in fact a reincarnation...
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This absolutely has to be the dumbest football play in the history of the game . . . .
by The Man No One Came To See
15 Sep 2009
Provided by ACC Campus Correspondant Chad Floyd. http://www.theroadtotampabay.com/blogs/nc/2009/09/15/acc-power-rankings-week-2/ ACC Power Rankings, week 2 September 15, 2009 Better news for the ACC in this week’s slate of games. The conference went 2-0 vs. BCS opponents, and its only nonconference loss came against potential BCS buster and top-15 team TCU (and Virginia...
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by The Man No One Came To See
14 Sep 2009
Jake Delhomme has walked the sidelines for the Carolina Panthers for far too long. Delhomme has contributed to many miserable Sundays and caused myself more than my fair share of gray hairs. So I figured I would make it easy for the Panthers front office and give them 5 ways...
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by The Man No One Came To See
08 Sep 2009
5. Charlie Weis 4. Lou Holtz 3. Touchdown Jesus 2. Whoever Wrote This 1. The Fact That They Jumped UNC in The Rankings By Beating Nevada
by The Man No One Came To See
04 Sep 2009
Introduction Here we are, ladies and gentlemen. As it is 69 degrees in beautiful Chapel Hill right now, football season must be upon us. For the first time since the 1998 season, the Tar Heels boast a preseason Top 25 ranking as they check in at #20 on the USA...
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With all honesty, I have to give Erin Andrews props. She handled herself like a class act last night despite some classless comments by the NCSU student section. After drowning the witty Cock-related jokes that only a 4-year education at State could muster-up, I did take offense to the Erin Andrews...
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by The Man No One Came To See
02 Sep 2009
Curt Schilling(notes), the former major league pitcher who won the allegiance of Bostonians by leading the Red Sox to the 2004 World Series, said Wednesday that he has “some interest” in running for the seat held for nearly 50 years by Democratic Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Schilling, a registered independent...
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