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    It's not a real kickoff, but finally, my favorite sports team will be chucking footballs

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    There really is not a whole to preview at this point in the season. Everyone

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    Four Tigers were invited to the Combine and three of them participated in drills.


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First Round: Clemson Tigers

Posted by Boo Radley on March 18th, 2010 under Uncategorized

I have put the Nebraska debacle behind me as I was so pissed off by the effort, that the game did not even deserve a post mortem. Again, where have you gone Justin Safford? Who knew that losing Safford would seem to take so much out of this team. I guess when you only have two other options for offense on the inside, one who gets his points on put backs, and the other who

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Chase Daniel makes The Economist

Posted by Phenomenal Smith on March 18th, 2010 under Football

Sure, Todd Reesing is known as the brainy short Big 12 QB who likes to fake read The Economist. However, Todd Reesing’s photograph, as far as I know, has never made it to the print edition. Chase Daniel’s has. See:

Feb 13-19, 2010, page 34.

He’s gotten more face time than any 3rd string QB in NFL history. Must have a great publicist.


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Miguel Paul is the face of this team: Redux

Posted by Doc Nice on March 14th, 2010 under Basketball

A while ago, I posted that this team belongs to Miguel Paul, and the more I watch them, the more I think that. It’s a team that show great athleticism and effort, but loses focus for crucial stretches, and makes questionable decisions sometimes. When I first posted this, Hiphopopotamus said that this was a back-handed compliment. In a way, he was right. I pointed out that often Mizzou doesn’t know who to go to

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One Day ’til “kickoff”

Posted by Phenomenal Smith on March 8th, 2010 under Football

It’s not a real kickoff, but finally, my favorite sports team will be chucking footballs around, lining up, wearing numbers, etc. Thank goodness. March 9 marks the beginning of spring practice for Mizzou. Here are five things I’m looking forward to seeing:

1. The QBs, of course. The most intriguing position of all is always one to watch. This year Blaine Gabbert comes in as the de facto starter (as

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KU Preview: Senior Day

Posted by Boo Radley on March 6th, 2010 under Basketball

There really is not a whole to preview at this point in the season. Everyone pretty much knows the drill now as we have exhausted the probabilities of how we can get a first round bye in the tourney.  That doesn’t really matter at this point.  Its KU and its Senior Day.

As far as the game today goes, its pretty much as previewed last game. If KU’s big guys play well or Sherron plays well,

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  • Patrick Bateman commented on the blog post Texas Hoops vs. Wake Forest: Post Mortem   11 minutes ago

    BiH,

    I actually agree with you. I think the charge and missing the two FTs earlier got in his head a bit. Also, he passed to Mason on the possession earlier which I didn’t think made sense. Mason had his pass knocked out of bounds, thankfully, but it seemed strange to me when

  • P.Drez commented on the blog post Champions League Draw   14 minutes ago

    Inter got the team everyone wanted, which will more than likely set up a great semifinal against Barcelona. I believe Mourinho will be putting everything into the Champs League now, even if it means sacrificing Serie A.

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  • Sailor Ripley commented on the blog post Lucky   18 minutes ago

    Great stuff, Ted.

    Interesting discussion this has sparked about Calahan.

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  • gingerballs commented on the blog post Big Dance: Day Two   35 minutes ago

    Hearing Murray Hewitt’s voice never gets old…even if the commercials could use his comedic talent much better.

    Cornell is impressive, Temple got fucked with them as a 12.

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  • D W commented on the blog post Texas Hoops vs. Wake Forest: Post Mortem   36 minutes ago

    Turn off the sound and watch the replay of Johnson’s setup and motion shooting the free throws. They never had a chance of going in. After the first one, he sighs heavily, looks up at the ceiling (?), moves his feet nervously and generally gives off the body language of wishing the earth

  • Sailor Ripley commented on the blog post Baylor v. Sam Houston State Preview   54 minutes ago

    Memes by definition are to be shared.

    Congrats. Udoh is a beast. Rooting for you guys, strangely.

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  • D W commented on the blog post Texas Hoops vs. Wake Forest: Post Mortem   1 hour, 31 minutes ago

    Trips, thanks for all your posts this season. I don’t always agree with you but that is sort of the point of a blog isn’t it? Your assesments are usually well-written, informative and fair and where else can you find those qualities?

    As for the team, I watched a loose, confident and

  • texasengr commented on the blog post Texas Hoops vs. Wake Forest: Post Mortem   1 hour, 47 minutes ago

    Why didn’t we call a time out after Wake hit the go ahead jumper?

    The clock would have been reset to ~1.5 seconds. Wouldn’t the ball have been advanced to half-court? Or was that rule changed?

  • Patrick Bateman commented on the blog post Texas Hoops vs. Wake Forest: Post Mortem   1 hour, 52 minutes ago

    If AB can get inside the top 15 or so, he should go. If he can’t, then he should come back. He’s got a lot of warts on his game, but a lot to build on as well…..

  • Blake Stansbery wrote a new blog post: Arkansas Razorback Football Spring Practice Preview: Running Backs   1 hour, 55 minutes ago

    The Arkansas Razorbacks spring practices are creeping up and are officially set to begin Tuesday March 30th. This is a first part in a series of articles over the following days leading up to March 30th highlighting position battles to watch in the spring.

    It is by now well known that the Razorbacks will be without

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