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Our beat writer needs to be made aware of this. That is amazing.

I had a feeling this would turn into a "Fire Mendoza" thread.

One of the most enjoyable posters to read (when I've got a lot of time on my hands). Happy birthday!

We appreciate all you have done, Jamario. Thank you!

That link didn't work for me. Try this one: http://www.meangreensports.com/ViewArticle...;ATCLID=1326097 Question: Wasn't WKU football supposed to join the Sun Belt in 2009?

Chat's on if anyone's in: http://client1.sigmachat.com/sc.php?id=73780

I think most of us understood exactly what you meant--not that we don't want big Samoans on our offense, we simply do not have them to put on our offense.

They're pretty hyped about Fran over there, especially after the UT win. But I especially appreciate the insightful words of this pony realist:

Do you have a source on that?

Interesting comments from Startlegram blog (Link): Big blow to Baylor search Baylor's football coaching search just received the boxing equivalent of a standing eight count when former Bears' standout Mike Singletary took his name out of consideration on Wednesday night. Not only was Singletary the runaway choice among the majority of Baylor loyalists, he was the only candidate capable of uniting a fractured fan base. Regardless of where AD Ian McCaw turns now, he'll be hard-pressed to land a candidate who will get the unanimous support among regents and key boosters that Singletary would have received. To his credit, Singletary -- a class act and a straight shooter -- did not belabor the process once he made the decision that he'd rather make his coaching mark in the NFL. He got out quickly, thereby allowing Baylor officials to move on to other candidates ASAP. But if I'm a Baylor fan, I'm troubled this morning by what Singletary told S-T colleague Dwain Price in today's editions. Singletary said he told McCaw: "If you're talking a national championship ... then I want to talk to you. If you're talking just competing, I don't want to be part of that." Unless Singletary is doing some negotiating through the media, trying to shake loose a larger commitment from Baylor folks in regard to facilities and coaches' salaries before "rethinking" his position and resurfacing as a candidate, that's a troubling comment. That does not strike me as Singletary's style. Instead, he's telling everyone that Baylor -- a year removed from a victory over a Kansas team that remains in contention for the 2007 national championship -- lacks the commitment at the highest levels of administration to play with the big boys in the Big 12. That message will resonate with other candidates as well, making this a tougher job to sell today than it was before Singletary turned it down. If Singletary truly is out of the picture, as I suspect, it just became tougher to convince Houston Nutt that he should be interested in working in Waco once he becomes available at the end of Arkansas' season. _ Jimmy Burch

Judging by the fan poll on that site, the fans really want Ricky to get out on the field. I hope Patrick can give them that needed spark without having to go to Ricky. I'm a Steelers fan, but I'll be pulling for Patrick to have a good game.

O.K., fair enough. You learn something every day.

Pretty blah. The Exes' interlocked NT tops them all, IMHO.

I do wish the coaches would wear green instead of black.

Well, in the past few minutes they chose to elimate Hayden Fry.

Look like this vote is being stacked. Bump.

Actually, he is athletic director at Garden City Community College: Link

So am I to assume that you misspoke when you said Huckabee was "crooked"?

Pretty corny ad, but I like Huckabee pretty well. What did he do that was crooked?

Yes. It's been a few years now.

At the half, FAU has outgained Florida 312-298. Unfortunately, not enough of those yards have ended in the painted areas of the field.

A big penalty (15 yard personal foul following 10 yard catch) on FAU right before the half puts Florida in position for at least a field goal. Never mind, there's the TD. 35-20 Florida.

With 48 seconds left in the half, they're only down 28-20!

Couldn't be happier than for Fitz to break the record--a UNT success story!

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