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Can't believe Bush didn't catch that. Brees probably could've ran it for the first down as well.

MVP: Coach of the Year: Offensive Player of the Year: Defense Player of the Year: Offensive Rookie of the Year: Defensive Rookie of the Year: Comeback Player of the Year: Most Improved Player:

http://twitter.com/#!/brianstelter/status/23840849271980032

http://www.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/01/08/arizona.shooting/index.html

I think this is a beginning of a win streak. Upcoming games: Charlotte Sacramento Minnesota Toronto Our defense as a whole has played pretty good, and we're picking it up on offense.

http://twitter.com/#!/STEIN_LINE_HQ http://twitter.com/#!/Chris_Broussard/status/23575432884387841

Gameover, damn that was such a close game. Bucks had so many chances, just couldn't take advantage of them.

Bucks are getting so unlucky in this OT...

Damn, Wade had an open look at the basket.

EARL BOYKINS!!!

LOL CARLOS ARROYO Never have I seen that before. Talk about butterfingers...

Eh, I really don't think that was a foul on Foster, it looked like he had all ball.

23 assists on 34 FG's, gotta love it when the team is passing the ball and not playing one on five. Rashard's second game with a double double, he's finally taking on the role of a leader just like what Jamison did for us a few years ago. He understands his role on the team, is being more assertive with the ball, and is making great decisions. Not to mention he hasn't been terrible on defense. And I'll give a ton of credit to Blatche today for picking it up on D. He looked great out there, and frustrated Brook down in the post. John didn't have a great night shooting the ball, but as all great players do, he found other ways to contribute. And another night where he didn't get careless with the ball, it's amazing how quickly he's learning things and understand how to keep plays alive. 0 turnovers on 9 assists. And Javale played like a beast tonight, probably his best game on defense all year. He showed great awareness and played excellent help defense on Brook. Love the effort.

Well we're at home, so I'm expecting better results. Let's get that W.

Lol read my whole post man, the rookie pay scale will be implemented in this years draft, so no, he's not losing a ton of money.. He's confident in his abilities, and believes he has the chance to get a Heisman and finish his college career on top.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVtpXvzzXiA

Yeah it does, I just installed Chrome and was able to do so. I'm really liking Chrome right now, it seems just as fast as Firefox (possibly faster, but I can hardly tell the difference), and looks much better.

I love this kids game. Good all around player, and he'll only be 24 in May. Kudos to Walsh for showing confidence and loyalty in Wilson, his best days are ahead of him.

Welcome to OTR!

Stole the idea from .Mv7. I expect Firefox to be the most popular one, but I've heard some great things about Google Chrome. I might decide to check it out.

You can get injured at any point in the game, it comes with playing football. You're acting as if he has no backup plan in case he does get injured or is a total bust in the league. A 4 year degree from Stanford is a great contingency plan. He also has to worry about the NFL playing next season. There's going to be a rookie pay scale in THIS year's draft if there's a CBA or not. Both of the sides do not want to pay these rookies massive amounts of money. Locker is the only one who screwed up when he was a top 5 pick and was able to make 40+mill guaranteed. There's no doubt in my mind that there will be a rookie pay scale in this year's draft. The only one's against it are the players in the draft, and they have absolutely no say in the new CBA.

Not saying this would happen, but McNabb would be a good fit in Tennessee. We should definitely shop him around and see what we can get, hell maybe they still want Haynesworth..

Sam Bradford got injured last year too, and he turned out great. And I think his situation is a lot different from Locker. He was going to be drafted based off of his potential, and his true colors came out this year. Luck is mostly a finished product, and unlike Locker, Luck has a team put around him to compete next year and possibly win himself that Heisman.

http://www.orlandopinstripedpost.com/2011/1/6/1918279/dwight-howard-comments-on-2011-nba-dunk-contest-featuring-blake http://www.csnwashington.com/01/06/11/JaVale-McGee-practicing-for-dunk-contest/landing.html?blockID=386338&feedID=287 ^^Video of JaVale practicing for the dunk contest. I love the one where he takes the paper and puts it in the net. Elvin Hayes was in it.

Well I certainly don't believe he has a "proven" track record for developing young guys, he has always been mediocre in that regard IMO. He's the type who needs to have veteran players on his roster in order to compete. That's why he originally took the job in DC, because we had guys like Arenas, Jamison, and Butler.. And I also don't think you can use the Indiana game as a reason to say we would be better without Flip. That's just a small sample size, we're a terrible road team because we lack any sort of consistency and don't play with any motivation. Even with Flip being fired, we'll still be a terrible team with very little improvement, but at least Wittman can get the most out of the young guys and fix a few mistakes within the defense.