Trajan Langdon

Is there a specific reason why Kenny Bell fell so much? Some of the other movements (TR, Ford, Wooten) make sense because they have performed very well so far, but Bell falling out of the 250 seems a little strange to me.

Yeah, I think that Brees is pretty much a lock at QB. Bush should make it at least as the NFC return specialist. Vilma has been very good, and I can see him making it in the Pro Bowl as a reserve. Also, Charles Grant could make it at DE if he continues his recent form.

A Clockwork Orange was an excellent film, but it would have been even better if it had followed the ending of the book.

I would change Layer Cake, so the nameless main character (Daniel Craig) doesn't get shot at the end and basically fulfills all of his goals, as he expected. :pimp:

Damn, I guess no one else thinks that Shep is going to play at Texas Southern. If we lose another game this season, I'll be sure to bring it up again. I hope someone in complete meltdown mode will fall for it. :lol:

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wow...ain't heard that name in forever...is he still overseas?

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Yeah, I think he is still playing for CSKA Moscow. After leaving the NBA, he became really successful in Europe, playing first in Itlay and Turkey and then in Russia. I think he was the Euroleague MVP a couple of years ago, and became one of the first players to command over a $1 million a year.

I have a really uneasy feeling about all of our potential recruits after the Florida loss. Losses are so rare in college football these days, so I think it is going to scare off a lot of our out-of-state recruits.

I've been hearing that Bostic and Debose are going to UF. Wooten is going to decommit and go to UGA, along with Marlon Brown. Sentimore is going to stay a solid Tide commit, and RR is 50-50 between Miami and Bama. McFarland is going to Oklahoma, Campbell is going to Michigan, and CM is going to Texas A&M (they all want to play for teams that win), and Loston will go to South Carolina.

I also think that Shep may decommit and play at Texas Southern because Bobby Reid has really enjoyed his time there. Also Smash Williams decided to go to Whitmore instead of waiting on TMU to give him a second scholarship, so the HBCs have really improved their recruiting efforts the past year. I think our stellar class may be really falling apart.

Source: Gut Feeling

I think I read it on one of the IMDB message boards. I looked around to see if I could find it, but I came up with nothing a minute ago. For all I know, it could just be speculation at this point.

Does anyone else remember when VH-1 used to show music videos on 90% of their programming?

At the current rate, it looks like 90% of their shows are going to be spin-offs of Flavor/Rock of Love. Not that I am complaining. :lol:

I heard Midget Mac is getting a spin-off as well. That show seems like a bit of a stretch, but the spin-offs have a great track record so far.

Michigan is horrible this year. Their workhorse RB for the past 3 years is gone, their top 3 wideouts are gone, their star QB is gone and his successor transferred when Rich Rod came aboard, and three of their O-linemen, including Jake Long, are gone. This was going to be a bad season regardless of who was the head coach.

However, the hiring of Rich Rod pretty much guaranteed that Mallet and Mario Manningham were going to leave the program, so the cupboard became even emptier.

They have looked bad so far, but I didn't expect them to drop a game against Toledo. They look horrible and haven't even gotten to the meat of their Big 10 schedule. Still, I think that Rich Rod will do a good job once he brings his own players into the program. Threet sucks, and I wouldn't be at all surprised to see Beaver or Forcier starting next year.

I bet there will be freshmen and sophomores all over the offense next year.

Dude, that doesn't even make sense. You are accusing me of being ignorant of a situation, but it's not like you have any additional information either :lol:

I am sure McCoy is a great leader, and I was very impressed with his play today, but if the Heisman is supposed to go to the best player in football, a team's record should not be a deciding factor.