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SDSU tonight

Any reason why Marshall is only giving 3 at home? That seems too good.

Games I like tomorrow... Northern Illinois Florida State UCLA Marshall UTEP Akron Here's a "fun stat" pick....Eastern Michigan +44 vs. LSU. If you had bet AGAINST every Top 12 team this year when they play a team NOT in the Top 20, you would be 28-10, including 15-3 in the last two weeks. Vegas over-values the top teams, especially when playing "lower level" opponents.

If Memphis stays at 7 or less, they look good tonight.

How about the Baylor and Texas Tech total? An all-time record 88!

Saturday: Missouri UL-Monroe Wisconsin Virginia Tech Louisiana Tech

Assuming the first BOLD part to Clyde means you disagree with him, the second BOLD part would be false, and the third BOLD part would be why Clyde was right in the first place.

So....it's a criminal act but you have no idea what the act was; the "criminal act" should not be punished if they would just apologize; and what you hear is "strictly thru the grapevine"....got it...

I don't think it happens that much. First, that's why they have a lottery, the worst team rarely gets the #1 pick. Second, I think it's very difficult for a team that's 15-62 to get up for their last 5 games of the year. More human nature than tanking, although I have no idea what the 76ers are doing right now.

One coach receives a two-game suspension to start next season. Likely, the other principle will follow suit. Ridiculous. A follow up article: Here?s why two Tennessee girls? basketball teams both tried to lose - The Washington Post This part is unbelievable: It was tanking that would make even the NBA’s most lottery-hungry teams blush. Smyrna Coach Shawn Middleton pulled his starters early in the game, and Riverdale Coach Cory Barrett followed suit. There was slow play, intentionally missed free throws and balls thrown away on purpose. And it went beyond the players simply following orders, as they were active participants in all of it. The referee said that one Riverdale player gave him the three-second signal, demanding that she be called for the violation, and that one Smyrna player purposely tried to score in the wrong basket, only to be thwarted when she was whistled for a 10-second violation.

Did you guys that are ok with it watch the videos? You're ok with THAT? I disagree with the professional sports comparisons. They are doing it to look out for their players. The Spurs are not tanking by resting players on the 2nd game of back-to-backs. The NFL does it when they have clinched playoff spots. Besides, I think it's a horrible message to send to high school athletes.

I lost all respect for Lance. I was listening to him on the day that the "Lance is Weasel" thread was started on here years ago (maybe someone could dig that up). I didn't think he was very good before that but now I don't even listen to him for a second. Broo is horrible. Mo is the best in town, by far. As far as announcers, I agree with a lot of you. Marty is heading down hill but I still like him. Hoard just won "Ohio Broadcaster of the Year" if I'm not mistaken--he's really good. You can't call a guy a homer when he is being paid by a team to broadcast their games. He's doing the BENGALS broadcast, not the NFL's, not the other team's, not CBS's. Lap is a joke. The Cowboy is getting better every year. Jim Kelsch is terrible on basketball. Not sure who he works with but the NKU radio broadcasts are unbelievably bad.

I bet Les wishes the refs wouldn't have blown the call. It was a great call, was wide open, a slight stumble made it a close call, and the officials blew it.

This is like the parent who scolds their child and grounds them for a week but then you see the kid playing outside the next day.

I got UK at -5 Saturday. Loved that! My pick of the bowl season from the time they became bowl eligible going on right now....Arkansas!

just the opposite. Vegas cleaned up. 65% of the money was on Oklahoma.

Suh has been suspended for the Lions' Wild Card game.

Who is your MVP for the 2014 season? The idea of JJ Watt being MVP has grown on me the last few weeks. No team was better than 12-4 and there were a bunch of 11-5 teams, so no one TEAM stands out (theory of QB on the best team winning it) . Aaron Rogers seems to be the front runner but what can a quarterback do statistically to deserve it--4000 yards and 40 touchdowns are routine now. I wouldn't mind seeing a non-QB win it. For the record, Watt's final stats: 20.5 sacks, 78 tackles, 4 forced fumbles, 5 recovered fumbles, 10 passes defended, 1 INT, 2 return TD's, 1 safety, and 3 receiving TD's

One team has won 4 straight, won their last game in dominant fashion, and is coming home. The other team is the Bengals.

He's proven time and time again what he is. The question is, as a repeat offender, does he get suspended? What if it were someone else? Burfict did NOT get suspended for, what I would view as, a similar incident.

Brown and it's not even close. Throw in his punt return ability and it's an even larger gap. Brown is elite, AJ is not. You can't look at numbers. AJ had 8 catches for 82 yards last night. Meaningless. Just like Dalton. Last game against Pittsburgh he completed 75% of his passes and had 300 yards. Meaningless.

Yeah, definitely fooled by the pace of the pre-season games. I thought Cal would press and run a little more with the depth. The offensive rebounding was the other factor I thought this would be possible--that part has been true. Let's be honest, they could have. I read a book a long time ago and it asked (in regards to what type of coach a person was): if you knew you were going to beat an opponent by 30 points, would you rather win 100-70 or 70-40? Cal would rather win 70-40. He's always had great defensive stats as a coach. Pitino would rather win 100-70--well, he used to, not so sure now.

WOW!

In basketball, the 2 things the committee always talks about is OOC schedule and body of work. They're doing the same thing here. Reminds me of a few years ago when people couldn't figure out how the 3-way tie in the Big 12 worked.

I know a guy who would allow 1 per game. After the 1, he'd say, no more. It's not the worst thing in the world but 2 or 3 in a game would be. I don't think any coach