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Gregg Doyel

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Name: gregg doyel | Gender: | Member Since December 25, 2006
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Morning! Rich-Rod is a liar!

Posted on: February 15, 2008 7:21 am
 

Let me ask you a serious question. If your wife and kids were physically threatened, would you try to protect them by going to police? Or would you just tell reporters from out-of-state newspapers and hope the threats were bogus? I'm not calling Rich Rodriguez a liar but ... oh. Right. The headline. I guess I already did.

Speaking of reasonable questions, here's another one: Does Mike Mussina's career become Hall-worthy when you consider he did it clean (he says ... and we agree) in a dirty era?

Speaking of the Yankees, here's another one: They changed the name of their spring home from a legend to a buffoon.

As if that crafty Coach K needed any help, he has been getting ideas from his time as the U.S. Olympics coach and using them to help Duke overachieve this season. Was that a nice sentence about Duke? By golly I believe it was.

Darius Miles can't make a basket, but he can still make it rain. I think I despise Darius Miles. And Dennis Dixon, pick a new role model you impressionable little knucklehead.

Holy crap I read this headline and I thought Zach Thomas died.

Turns out Thomas is alive and well, though he's about to make a date with the devil. The devil wears a hoodie.

Indiana is now officially trying to find a reason to fire Kelvin Sampson. I kind of thought Indiana already had that reason, but whatever. Any effort to replace Sampson with Mr. Clean, Dan Dakich, is a step in the right direction.

Pssst. Indiana! Here's your reason.

WEC welterweight champion Carlos Condit would like to unify his belt one day with the UFC champion. Part of me says that's like a member of the Durham Bulls wanting to face Johan Santana. But part of me thinks Condit can compete at the highest level.

 

 

Category: NCAAF
Reputation: 94
Level: All-Star
Since: Sep 19, 2007
Posted on: February 15, 2008 8:29 am

HOF considerations in the age of Juice

Players who played during any part of the steroid era and did it clean should get a little extra look when it comes to HOF selections. Moose would be one of those players.

Number one on that list is Jim Rice. While he was a monster for eight years, the rap on him (other than not being a press fave) is that his skills depreciated really rapidly. Well, they wouldn't have if he'd have been involved in PED's.

Of course the moment you start having this discussion, the point gets made that we really don't know clean from sterjuiced in any definitive manner.



Reputation: 94
Level: All-Star
Since: Sep 7, 2007
Posted on: February 15, 2008 8:30 am