tad1015

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Phew. You really need/needed to try to get a #1 wr for one of those rb's. It's a waste having either on the bench.

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I've been trying but so far no one will give me anything better than Antonio Brown or Torey Smith.

Reggie Bush or Knowshon

Who you got for a flex?

I'm leaning towards Knowshon because I have Stafford as well and I don't want to put too many chips on Detroit, but it's a tough call with Knowshon against the Chiefs D.

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Pass at 1:13 is special

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I just re-watched the 2008 Auburn highlights and he had several throws that were really nice. He put that last TD pass to Lafell in literally the only place where the Auburn DB couldn't touch it.

I'm telling you, if we can get the run game going early on against Oregon and then mix in some play-action so he has time to set his feet and step into his throws (like at 5:30 in the video), he could be a real threat because he has all kinds of accuracy and a cannon to go with it.

I think on average the MLS would be much higher ranked than most people think. The problem is that most leagues in Europe have a few good teams that are unbelievably good, so they make the rest of the league look really good by default. I think the Spanish league is a perfect example. If you remove the top few teams (Real Madrid, Barcelona, and maybe Valencia and Villareal), all the sudden the league doesn't look nearly as strong. In MLS we have salary caps, so generally the best teams are much closer in quality to the worst teams.

If you threw out the top 4 teams from each big league in Europe and ranked them against MLS, I think it would be much more respectable. Maybe it would look something like this:

1. English Premier League
2. Spanish La Liga
3. Italian Serie A
4. German Bundesliga
5. MLS
6. French Ligue 1
7. Dutch Eredivisie
8. Portugese Premeira Liga
9. Greek League
10. Scottish Premier League

I'm not an expert on the smaller European leagues so maybe I'm a bit off, but I think you get my point. I also think that an MLS team could survive (and by survive I mean not be relegated) in Ligue 1, Eredivisie, SPL, and all the other lower tier European leagues.

I'm not delusional enough to think that I would have the same complaint if it worked out in the Saints favor this year, but I think from an unbiased standpoint it just makes no sense. They should just take the 4 division winners and the 2 playoff teams and seed the 6 teams based on their record only.

I don't want to throw out the result. As of now, there is no result because it kicked me off and he exited the game before it was finished. I was beating the shite out of him. I want to give myself a win without having to play another game. Is there a way to do this?

On The Herd one day he was saying that major conferences won't take Boise St. because they don't meet the minimum academic requirements for acceptance into the conference and/or they're not a research institute. I can't remember exactly how it was said, but it was something along those lines, and if that's true, it leads me to believe that Boise St. will be forever trapped in second-tier conference purgatory.

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There's just too many unnamed sources. It's a smear campaign.

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Why though? Because he chose Auburn over Miss State? It just makes zero sense to me. These aren't junior high girls who are pissed at each other so they make up random stuff to make the other one look like an a-hole. These are grown men that run multi-million dollar businesses. Think about how much would Miss State would have to lose if they were literally just making this up.

I'm not saying that I think Cam did something shady, and I'm not saying Cecil did something shady, but what I am saying is that I definitely think SOMEONE (Auburn, Cam, Cecil, or all of the above) did something shady during his recruitment. There's far too much smoke for their not to be a fire, and I refuse to believe that people have just started to make shite up in order to derail Auburn's season or Cam's Heisman campaign.

Is there anyone out there that actually thinks that both Auburn and the Newton's are 100% clean on this? If so, I'd love to hear the argument.