Updated throughout the day with quick takes from staff.
by Tyler Bleszinski • Nov 9, 2009 10:23 PM EST
Here is the best of the SB Nation network for November 9, 2009:
Football
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans have a new love affair and his name is Josh Freeman.
- A nice breakdown of the Chargers last-minute victory over the Giants from Bolts from the Blue.
- Does it pay to bribe the referees? Chad Ochocinco thinks so.
Hockey
- Want video proof of the Ottawa Senators penalty killing issues? Silver Seven Sens has just that.
- NHL needs to get the hits to the head under control according to Blueshirt Banter.
College Football
- It's rare that a college football coach admits to being outcoached, but Jeff Tedford is a rare coach.
- Saturday's UCLA win means that the team is now Kevin Prince's team.
- Block U has a great preview of the big Utah-TCU matchup.
- Tomahawk Nation reported that Christian Ponder was done for the year.
Basketball
- The Knicks aren't supposed to be this bad. How much is the coach to blame?
- Is Kobe Bryant actually adding more to his already formidable repertoire?
Baseball
- The Mets could get in on the Delmon Young trade market.
- Past performance isn't always an indicator of future gains, claims Beyond the Boxscore. They do so by looking at the free agent third base market.
Soccer
- Opportunity knocks for some of the US national players in some upcoming friendly matches.
MMA
- Fedor simply shined in his debut for Strikeforce and here is a detailed look at that shining performance.
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