But you have reason to believe that Wisconsin is?

That Wisconsin team beat a injury riddled team in the Orange Bowl. Miami did not have adequate depth last year and played the bowl game without Mark Walton, Ahmmon Richard, Christopher Herndon IV, all #1 players at their position and 2 second team All ACC linebackers in Perry and Gordinier. The players that replaced them were good players but young and inconsistent. Don't underestimate Miami becasue they lost to LSU early. LSU is proving...

Isn't it amazing how a LSU/Auburn thread can turn into a Buckeye thread!

Bet he misses more than 2 weeks.

None of the reports that I have seen say anything related to drugs, they all say he injured his hamstring in a promotional shoot not sponsored by the team.

Nice win but like someone said earlier a few things to clean up. Several things went the Bengals way last night that could back to bite them. They still need to take care of the ball and manage the clock better and not waste timeouts on offense. Given that they are 2-0 and that's never a bad thing to start the season. I think this game shows just how bad Buffalo is and not much about Baltimore's questions. Take the 2 victories and move on...

You wouldn't.

Great job by the defense now need Andy to do something.

Here comes the bad Bengals. Holding call on a long run first possession and false starts on 3rd in the 2nd possession to put them in deep 3rd down. Watch the lead evaporate in no time. Just hope the defense can hold off the Ravens because if they are going to beat the Ravens I think it will have to be on defense because Andy may not put them in the end zone this half.

Like I said count on Marvin to do the wrong thing at the wrong time! The team has to execute but the head dummie makes the decisions on how to manage the last 2 minutes of the half. Marvin has and will probably always be terrible at clock management.

You mean you can usually count on Marvin to do the wrong thing at the wrong time. Terrible clock management with a 3 TD lead and little time on the clock. They get the ball to start the 2nd half and should have NEVER given Baltimore enough time to cut into the lead.

Watch second half Andy revert back to "deer in the headlights Andy". He'll have to prove to me tonight that the spotlight is not too big for him by coming out and having a good 2nd half and not giving Baltimore short fields.

While I agree with you to some extent, taking lumps doesn't work for all pitchers. Some lose their confidence and never regain it. Reed seems to have gotten over his issues with throwing strikes and avoiding walks, Mahle, Romano and Stephenson haven't. They still want to pick around the plate instead of attacking hitters and shortening their pitch counts. I think these young guys have to learn to trust their stuff especially Castillo. He...

Barry Zito?

Why did you even think that they were not the best team in the ACC

Some of us really missed you.

Mike Brown doesn't like change whether you think Dalton has his support or not. Look at his wardrobe, look at his head coach, look at everything he says and does. He is one boring individual that will NEVER change the way he thinks and acts.

Odd schedule in that they have 2 open Fridays, April 12 and July 5. I can't remember the Reds ever having an off day on Friday. The April 12 off day is followed by 2 what are called home games against St. Louis in Monterrey, Mexico. Don't think I'll be making those home games. They do finally get Cleveland on a weekend albeit a 2 game series following the July 5 off day coming right before the All-star break.

Castillo could be so good if he would challeng the strike zone like this all the time. He just has such good stuff that he doesn't need to stay away from hitters like he usually does which runs up his pitch count and cuts his days short and gives the opponent free base runners when he nibbles.