[picappgallerysingle id="10291307"]Rumors are swirling that the Chargers might be ready to leave San Diego for Los Angeles. On Tuesday evening, NBC Sports reported that Philip Anschutz was about to purchase Chargers owner Alex Spanos’ 35% share of the team.
If these reports end up being true, Anschutz and his AEG Worldwide company would almost certainly move [...]
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If Chargers Bolt, What’s Left of San Diego?
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on December 1st, 2010
Cincinnati Bengals Need a Kicker
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on November 30th, 2010
[picappgallerysingle id="10252324"]Clint Stitser. Ever heard of him? Didn’t think so.
If things weren’t bad enough for the Cincinnati Bengals, they can’t find a kicker to save their lives. They have Chad Ocho Cinco and Terrell Owens on the same team. They can’t find a kicker?
Heck, why waste a roster spot on a kicker at all? Let [...]
Will Loss to Ohio State Mark the End of the Rich Rodriguez Era at Michigan?
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on November 27th, 2010
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The Ohio State Buckeyes beat Michigan today. Badly. 37-7.
Three seasons ago, the Michigan Wolverines brought in highly-touted head coach Rich Rodriguez. Three years later, Michigan and Rich Rod are 6-18 in the Big 10 and 15-21 overall. What’s even worse? He’s 0 for 6 against Michigan State and Ohio State. Bo Schembechler would not [...]
Vince Young — Throws Fit, Loses Job
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on November 21st, 2010
[picappgallerysingle id="10251307"]For Vince Young, on a day that saw his Titans lose to the Washington Redskins, today was a bad day. Titans coach Jeff Fisher stated after the game that Young is no longer his starter.
In a nutshell, Fisher said…
“Vince tore a flexor tendon in his thumb and I was not satisfied with his ability [...]
Do You Think the NCAA Wants a Wrigley Field Mulligan?
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on November 19th, 2010
[picappgallerysingle id="10235909"]Just like on a summer day when the wind is blowing in off the lake, the ball will constantly be moving away from the right field wall at Wrigley Field when the Illinois Fighting Illini and the Northwestern Wildcats square off tomorrow.
In an unprecedented move, the two schools and the NCAA have decided to [...]
Bucs Wide Receiver Mike Williams — DUI, Maybe
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on November 19th, 2010
[picappgallerysingle id="10159686"] Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie wide receive Mike Williams found himself in trouble after being out late last night. For Williams, that’s nothing new. He missed the final five games of the 2009 season with Syracuse after getting his second curfew violation while in college. And, that was after he missed the 2008 season for cheating [...]
Hoosiers Looking to Re-Hire Bobby Knight
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on November 13th, 2010
[picappgallerysingle id="3933862"]The Indiana Hoosiers football team needs a good kick in the pants. 83 points? Seriously? They need a Bobby Knight tongue-lashing to make their football program legitimate.
The Wisconsin Badgers completely and totally embarrassed the Hoosiers this afternoon. It’s been 95 years since the Badgers did something like this. Why did they stop at 83? [...]
Dallas Cowboys Prove NFL Playing Fans for Idiots
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on November 9th, 2010
[picappgallerysingle id="10098299"]The 2010 season of the Dallas Cowboys is living proof that this season is irrelevant and that the NFL is playing us for fools. How else can you explain that head coach Wade Phillips lasted until his team was 1-7? Under normal circumstances, Jerry Jones probably would have made a move after week four.
But [...]
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Comments OffCrimson Tide Will Not Repeat — Les Miles Eats Grass
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on November 6th, 2010
[picappgallerysingle id="9995952"]The Alabama Crimson Tide lost for the second time this season. Winning a BCS NCAA Championship will be extremely impossible. This afternoon, the LSU Tigers beat Alabama 24-21 on a fourth down trick play in the fourth quarter that led to the game-winning touchdown.
LSU head coach Les Miles admitted a guilty indulgence in setting [...]
Why is the NFL Picking on Steelers’ James Harrison?
Posted by Michael Emdeyar on November 4th, 2010
[picappgallerysingle id="10034606"]Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison is tired of drawing the attention of the NFL and Roger Goodell. At some point, he has to think it’s personal.
For the third time this season, he has been fined, this time for a late hit against Saints quarterback Drew Brees on Monday night. In total, Harrison has paid [...]
