the pope

west virginny, you never cease to amaze me.

yeah, just look at saturday's game, after the first three series tressel basically said, "alright, its not fair, they can't cover ginn downfield, so lets just play some woody hayes run run pass football."

I think I would flip out if that happened

there was a typical crappy sports "complex" reminiscent of a HS football field. (on e. 115th)

^agreed, better team this year, but the bengals didn't get any worse and the steelers and ravens.....bah

the stadium is a new dealie, i think this will be its second full year of operation.

i've said it before and I'll say it again, tarantino is not well liked by many.

fiddlesticks (dark monitor plus the laziness to scroll right)

god bless the dorks at cwru: http://exogen.case.edu/crime/recent/

new one!

johannesburg?

xp wee

wow, didn't know you were an expert and you knew the pistons personally.

seven is a tc chandy. (i think)

Mets Acquire Guillermo Mota From Indians In Daring Midnight Raid August 24, 2006 | Onion Sports CLEVELAND—Mets GM Omar Minaya announced yesterday that Guillermo Mota has checked out as healthy and relatively unscathed after being acquired last Sunday at midnight when intrepid Mets scouts used smoke grenades and the cover of a moonless night to rappel into Cleveland's Jacobs Field and acquire the 33-year-old right-hander. "We expect Guillermo to report as soon as the effects of our tranquilizer dart have worn off," said Minaya, who began planning the operation soon after Mota impressed him by beaning then-Mets catcher Mike Piazza with a pitch in the spring of 2003. "Once he comes to and realizes he's a Met, we expect his gratitude to show in a high standard of play, just like Orlando Hernandez did when we smuggled him out of the Diamondbacks camp in that laundry cart." The Indians organization has released a statement saying they will be seeking compensation in the form of a Mets player to be suddenly, swiftly, and silently named later.

its generally its most respected area, though its dental, nursing and medical schools are well regarded also.

kent state thursdays are quite a blast. the university suffers a bit through weekends, since nearly every student lives 40 minutes away.

ooh, X taught me something new today.

found this funny Cincinnati Reds Volunteer To Win NL Central August 17, 2006 | Onion Sports CINCINNATI—The Cincinnati Reds (61-58) officially put their names forward as 2006 NL Central division champions Wednesday, after sensing that if they didn't offer to finish in first place, no one would. "We just figured that the Cardinals would do it again since they've been the ones doing it the past couple years, but they don't really seem to want to this season," Reds manager Jerry Narron said. "It's been a while since we came in first, so I guess it's our turn. No way are we doing it next year, though." Narron and his team also volunteered to get swept by the Mets in the first round of the playoffs. Read more at http://www.theonion.com/

case western comes in last! even behind some ultra conservative religious dealie (do we have one of those in the state?)

wait, someone is commuting from kelly's island?

so if i'm reading this correctly, the bulls win the division? pacers?

i'm calling it now, enjoy your fourth seed.

nerds, all of you.

to think after all these years (not sure how old you are) it still drives people towards insanity (or in my case, alcoholism)