Monthly Archives: October, 2008
Playing the Odds: CFB Week 8 – Feeling lucky?
After a few weeks off, I’m back with my weekly college football picks for this week, and my return brings some changes to the picks section. Instead of picking all of the top 25 games and a few other goodies, I’ve narrowed it down to a lucky 13. Why am I doing that? Because it’s [...]
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I don’t really like to do too many promotional posts on here, since I try to keep it strictly on topic, but more than just being a regular source of college football and NFL content for my readers out there, I’m always trying to look out for my fellow bloggers. And on that note, here’s [...]
And now, a word from our sponsors…
Though I’ve been posting a little more this week, I’d just like to give my apologies for the lack of content throughout the month compared to previous months. It’s been pretty busy around here, and as a result, updates have been scant. In the meantime, check out some of our good friends and partners, a [...]
Another top-10 team bites the dust on Thursday night
If you’re a ranked team, and you’ve got a potentially dangerous Thursday night game left on your schedule this season, you should probably start doing all you can to petition to have your game moved. It’s been a season full of upsets so far, but little ol’ Thursday night has kicked off the upset specials [...]
Cast your vote for the 2008 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year
It wasn’t that long ago that college football fans were anxiously awaiting the start of the 2008 season, and believe it or not, we’re already in the middle of what has thus far been a season full of The axe has fallen on one BCS conference head coach, as Tommy Bowden’s tenure at Clemson came [...]
Roy Williams trade good for Williams, Dallas, and Detroit
Tuesday was the NFL trading deadline, and while there wasn’t a flurry of action as there tends to be in the other major sports leagues, there was a pretty significant move. Kansas City Chiefs TE Tony Gonzalez was openly on the trading block, but unfortunately for him, he’s stuck in K.C. for at least the [...]
Separated At Birth; Bowden Fired, Tuberville Not Far Behind
You know how that old urban legend goes?Out of the blue, a woman feels a sharp pain in her left forearm. Three thousand miles away, a brother she never knew she had slices his arm in a wood-cutting accident. They simultaneously sense a connection and ultimately share a tearful reunion after discovering there’s a sibling [...]
Playing the Odds: NFL Week 6
Guess who’s back? The last few week-plus has been extremely busy for me, as I had some other commitments to attend to, both personal and work-related, but I’m back now, just in time to make my ATS picks for Week 6 of the NFL season. I didn’t make any picks last week, but I had [...]
A Woman’s Guide To Coping With Fantasy Football Addicts
I was sitting at a local watering hole when the gentleman beside me started going on and on about his fantasy football team, like I had nothing else better to do than listen to him discuss how he drafted the Redskins defense in the 7th round. For those of you still unfamiliar with Fantasy Football… [...]
NFL Fantasy Start or Sit Week 5: Who’s Time is it to Shine, Who Should Ride the Pine?
Matt Berry was true to his word and didn’t grade his picks from last week. I did. And since there is no proof to the contrary, I’m going to say that I dominated him last week. He couldn’t touch my picks as far as I know. Take that Mr. Roto! By the way, Berry recommends [...]
