Hated to see Mich State suspend some players. Gonna stick with them, but may want to side with the Terps as well on Friday.
Saturday:
Croome it
New Year's Eve:
Fresno State
New Year's Day:
Illinois!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Be safe.
Friday, December 28, 2007
Monday, December 24, 2007
Underdawgma early bowl release
Congrats to all the Underdawgma faithful who sided with the Falcons, yesterday. Today I would like to give you an early bowl treat:
Michigan State
I can't imagine that BC is very fired up about travelling to the Sunshine State again after all 27 of their fans made the trip to the ACC championship back in November. Also, early bowl results indicate that the favorites, (and general public) are bombing thus far, (dawgs are 4-2 vs the number).
Not only are the Spartans getting more than a field goal, the public is betting on BC, as the line has moved a point.
Michigan State
I can't imagine that BC is very fired up about travelling to the Sunshine State again after all 27 of their fans made the trip to the ACC championship back in November. Also, early bowl results indicate that the favorites, (and general public) are bombing thus far, (dawgs are 4-2 vs the number).
Not only are the Spartans getting more than a field goal, the public is betting on BC, as the line has moved a point.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
A Hawaii fan posted the following message on an internet message board:
When the Warriors rumble out onto the Sugar Bowl turf on New Years Evening,America will witness in them everything we hope to become as a nationsomeday. For in the warrior nation... America will see a coalition of race,creed, and culture so diverse yet so dynamic and wound together so tightlythat together they have forged a brotherhood so powerful that they'vevanquished every opponent put in their path. The Warriors represent what ournation can become if we ever put race, prejudice and hatred behind us andwork as one toward a common goal.The Warriors as a team have embued their spirit into their fans and intotheir State. When America looks into the Hawaii stands at the Sugar Bowl,they''ll see the same rainbow coalition of faces joined in spirit behindtheir team. Every race living and working together in the spirit of Alohaforging a powerful force and a mana so strong that very few can overcome it.In contrast, across the field we'll see the past... a part of our nationwe'd like to forget. In the stands a sea of white faces many of themdescended from former slave owners cheering on a team where 90 percent ofthe starters are descended from former slaves. These African Americanplayers from Georgia will witness the spirit and power of the warrior nationand when it's over win or lose they'll wish they were a part of the Warriornation, instead of being the white man's mercenary at the University ofGeorgia.
The Dawgma response: At least during our history we never ate our neighbors like you cannabilistic rainbow fags!
The Dawgma response: At least during our history we never ate our neighbors like you cannabilistic rainbow fags!
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Underdawgma pro selection of the year
After using "The Theory" in the pros last weekend, I am ready to give my Underdawgma "Pro" lock of the year for this Sunday's slate...
You guessed it - Atlanta Falcons
Not only will the "Birds of Pray-er" cover the spread, they will beat the cards straight up. Enjoy your winnings.
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Arthur Blank rejects first coaching resume
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Simon & Garfunkel
The year was 1986. I was hunting in Argentina with my grandfather, George "Sonny" Swift, and we had a 2 night layover in Buenos Aires before taking a plane to Esquel, (damn near close to Antarctica) to shoot geese. I had just rescued Grand-dad's farm manager, Terrell Dixon, from some cocaine-whores and their Indian pimp from a local disco club, (that's a story for another time). Seeing that I was in store for some extended travel time across the rather longitudinal country, I ventured to a street vendor selling cassette tapes. Unfortunately, the only thing I could find in English was Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits collection.
Over the next couple of weeks of hunting I found myself reflecting on life while listening to these somber tunes, repeatedly listening to "Sound of Silence" while driving across the barren wastelands of the Argentine countryside. Fast forward to a few moments ago when I read an article on AJC online that brought back memories of listening to another song from the cassette, "Mrs. Robinson".
My favorite verse of the song, "Where have you gone Joe DiMaggio..." urges all of us to reflect on the good old days, and sometimes forces us to wonder what has happened to our childhood heroes, (or villains for that matter). One such villain of my teen-age past has resurfaced, and I want all of you to pay close attention to who now coaches the WNBA team from Detroit:
http://www.ajc.com/sports/content/sports/stories/2007/12/13/wnba_1214.html
These are dire times, indeed, dear readers.
Over the next couple of weeks of hunting I found myself reflecting on life while listening to these somber tunes, repeatedly listening to "Sound of Silence" while driving across the barren wastelands of the Argentine countryside. Fast forward to a few moments ago when I read an article on AJC online that brought back memories of listening to another song from the cassette, "Mrs. Robinson".
My favorite verse of the song, "Where have you gone Joe DiMaggio..." urges all of us to reflect on the good old days, and sometimes forces us to wonder what has happened to our childhood heroes, (or villains for that matter). One such villain of my teen-age past has resurfaced, and I want all of you to pay close attention to who now coaches the WNBA team from Detroit:
http://www.ajc.com/sports/content/sports/stories/2007/12/13/wnba_1214.html
These are dire times, indeed, dear readers.
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