Ralph_Wiggum

He is a Hall of Fame member. If you watched football when he played he deserves it. He could rush for 1,000 yards and get 1,000 in receiving. Those are hall of fame numbers.

They made the wrong movie about her. They should have done the origin story. How she also escaped Krypton and was sent to look over Kal El since he was an infant, but her ship went off course for about 30 years and she was in stasis until she landed on Earth and Superman found her and was surprised and emotional about knowing that there was another survivor of Krypton.

Then place her with the Danvers or in an orphanage and have Bruce use his computer skills to give her a birth certificate etc. and some documents proving her existence and or adoption or foster ship by the Danvers.

They you make it about her landing on Earth and discovering what it's like to be an alien with powers and fitting in on Earth as a teenage girl with these powers.

Plop in a great DC villain or even Lex Luthor who becomes enraged about the existence of a Supergirl.

It would have been a great movie like PG or PG-13 with wide appeal that attracts families and superhero comic book movie fans and comic book nerds. It would have been Girl Power with wide appeal.

I also thought the casting was fine. I don't know if a drop dead gorgeous Supergirl works.

If you had to choose between living in a Muslim, Hindu, or Sikh country you would choose the Sikhs. Sikhs are much more tolerant of other religions. Now, if you put in Buddhist you would choose the Buddhist country out of Muslim, Sikh, Hindu, or Buddhist.

But, seriously Sikhs are better than Muslims.

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Curt Cignetti: "We don't run a hype machine up here in the Midwest. We believe everything is earned, not given. And when we fall short, we say, 'We fell short.' We don't cry a river, whine, and complain. That's why we're the best."

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I'd love to hear Lane say something like that. He went to high school in Minnesota where his dad was coach of the Vikings.

It's true. Cops make up their mind within seconds. Tony was too nice and too talkative. Remember a beer or two for some people loosen their inhibitions and if you're feeling good and you think you've done nothing wrong you may be talkative.

You can tell right away based on how Tony was friendly and how he looked the cop had made up her mind and was going to take him in.

When you are pulled over keep what you say to a minimum. Don't show emotions, be calm and calculating.

We have a long way to go. A pal of mine is an assistant principal in a suburban high school. If your kid wants to play high school sports like hoops, football, or tennis or whatever it's fine.

But, kids these days don't even change clothes for P.E. He told me they wear their school clothes and they do exercises and some activities, but it's not like how it used to be. They are not running track or playing a game of pick-up hoops. They really are not working out and doing strength training or doing aerobic activities. It's basically games and light physical activity which is better than nothing, but no one brings gym clothes and the schools don't provide the shorts and t-shirts and shoes to do that.

You'd have to mandate gym clothes or provide the clothes and shoes, provide the towels and laundry and like the good ole days have the P.E teacher yell at everyone to take a shower. And as we know a good proportion of female P.E teachers are same sex oriented.

You'd have to make them do real hard exercise and physical activity and most parents would rather have their kid take music or another academic class. No one gets into college based on your grades in P.E.

But, as I said kids who play sports in high school are fine. Just do more to encourage sports in intramural, JV, and varsity. Much better way to get kids active.

I would have thought he would have had more success in the NFL. He played in the league for 10 years. His offense could have worked in the NFL, but as others said he wasn't really into it, but you have so many more assistants in the NFL and analysts do you have to do the Dick Vermeil thing anymore?

NWA had a great song about the Police.

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Funny for a guy who coached at Michigan State!

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He was DC during Dantonio's best years. I wondered why he never sought the MSU job.

This is very good news. I just wish we could play them every year. They would easily sell out their new home stadium against us and they could charge more for the game. A lot of universities charge more for certain games versus others. The game could be profitable for both schools.

There has to be a way to play them every year. If Clemson and South Carolina play every year and if Georgia and Georgia Tech play every year.

Tulane charges $700 a season per seat for their better seats with a $2000.00 donation. That is about $117.00 per game. The could easily charge more when LSU is in town. Make LSU game tickets $150 or $200 and charge more for the other seats as well.

Yulman seats 30,000. They could easily charge a premium for the LSU game. A lot of LSU fans would come to Yulman for the game. The game would sell out with premium ticket prices.