The Regime

Okay IBoldin time to open up negotiations again, how about Anquan Boldin and Reggie Bush for Brandon Marshall.

Curry has been spectacular tonight, I don't if its weak pass blocking for WVU, but he has absolute reeked havoc this half from what I've seen.

That fumble inside the 10 killed all their momentum.

Agree, WVU has this game on lock though, the momentum is completely in their favor. Geno Smith is really impressive, really good pocket awareness and accuracy. It doesn't even seem like this is his first year starting at QB for this offense.

Is anyone else watch the WVU/Marshall game, 4th quarter has been absolutely ridiculous.

Hmmm, damn no offense but isn't Memphis a pretty tough school to get into? Regardless congrats once again, its pretty cool that you got into a school of your liking.

Damn Congrats man. Just out of curiosity what was your accumulative GPA and SAT/ACT scores?

Well I know the best way to counter a nano is to run the ball and stay away from shotgun formations. Drags are the best bet.

The Lakers didn't need to make adjustments to their starting lineup, and their only glaring weakness was their bench which they addressed this offseason. The Heat on the other hand needed to upgrade a bunch of positions to become title contenders. The list makes more than enough sense.

http://football.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/18444/20100910/best_already_drawing_comparisons_to_sanders/

How do you even nano? Fish I know you know how.

^EA definitely needs to fix that, I've had a couple people do the offsides thing to me too. It's funny watching people waste 10-15 minutes of their life for one loss or win.

What I don't understand is how the Warriors get the second worst grade among all teams. They not only upgraded at PF with David Lee but they also added a solid player in Udoh. Surely defense is still a big issue for Golden State, but giving them a D+ overall for just that reason doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. They'll be better than last season that's for sure.

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http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/69060/20100910/bobcats_give_miles_shot_at_roster/

Don't remember too much about the 90's, but as far this decade is concerned I'll probably say Tayshaun Prince, he was a premier defender but wasn't really known for his scoring because he was the fourth option (behind Rip, Sheed, and Billups) on a good Pistons team. Also has Iggy ever made the All-Star team, I don't recall him making it yet?

I hate to say it but it's LeBron James. His explosiveness and body control are unlike anything the game has ever seen. And the thing with LeBron is that he makes it look so easy at times.

I agree with Htown's list, he hit it right on the head. Magic Johnson's no look passes and deceptiveness, passes through multiple defenders, and pin point accuracy is incomparable. Jon Stockton comes in as a close #2, after that I think there is a pretty big gap. Steve Nash and Jason Kidd are great in their own respect but I don't think their legacies will be similar to Stockton and Magic.

Makes we wonder what kind of deal Peyton Manning is going to get.

And Bradshaw just might end up being your best back.

http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/69045/20100909/jazz_agrees_to_guaranteed_deal_with_elson/

Well that was a boring [expletive] game, I expecting a big output from New Orleans after their first drive. Strong running from Pierre Thomas, I really hope they use Bush more in the running game though (for fantasy football sake).

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81a66cfc/article/patriots-sign-brady-to-fouryear-72m-extension-through-2014?module=HP_headlines

http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/news/story?id=5550547

http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/69042/20100909/artest_to_auction_title_ring_for_mental_health_awareness/