I'm trying to think of a sign idea for ESPN Gameday this Saturday.  I'm thinking NEWTON'S LAW:  ...but then I don't know how to finish it.  I'm thinking some kind of play on "for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction" but I don't know what to put.  What do y'all think?  Thanks and WAR EAGLE!!!

AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN

http://www.kvue.com/news/Time-is-running-out-for-one-dog-in-particular-at-TLAC-101846288.html

Please watch KVUE video in link above.

So I've been following this dog's story closely, and she in a shelter in Austin.  She is partially blind and deaf, and would need to be the only dog in her new home.  If she doesn't get adopted OR temporarily fostered she'd be put to sleep on Wednesday (September 1st). :( This really has nothing to do with sports, but I thought this would be a good way to get the word out around Austin and statewide in Texas.  (Admins: PLEASE, if you don't mind, allow this story to stay on the site even though it's not sports-related.)  I've been keeping in touch with the 2 women in the video who are working to help save this really sweet dog. If you are interested PLEASE email me at shores.cmatthew@gmail.com and I will give you the woman's phone number.  I feel confident that someone would be willing to transport the dog to you if you are in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, or anywhere in between.  Thank you, and God bless anyone who passes this along to friends/family/co-workers/fellow Tech fans, even a Longhorn or an Aggie (ha) if you think they'd be interested.  Thank you!!!

http://www.kvue.com/news/Time-is-running-out-for-one-dog-in-particular-at-TLAC-101846288.html

Please watch KVUE video in link above.

So I've been following this dog's story closely, and she just happens to be in Austin.  She is partially blind and deaf, and would need to be the only dog in her new home.  If she doesn't get adopted OR temporarily fostered she'd be put to sleep on Wednesday (September 1st). :( This really has nothing to do with sports, but I thought this would be a good way to get the word out around Austin and statewide in Texas.  (Admins: PLEASE, if you don't mind, allow this story to stay on the site even though it's not sports-related.)  I've been keeping in touch with the 2 women in the video who are working to help save this really sweet dog. If you are interested PLEASE email me at shores.cmatthew@gmail.com and I will give you the woman's phone number.  I feel confident that someone would be willing to transport the dog to you if you are in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, or anywhere in between.  Thank you, and God bless anyone who passes this along to friends/family/co-workers/fellow UT fans, even an Aggie (ha) if you think they'd be interested.

According to Charles Goldberg, there will be no Tiger Walk held at Neyland Stadium this Saturday.  Supposedly it's out of concern for the "safety of the fans."  This is ridiculous.  I am trying to get as many Auburn fans as possible who are making the trip to find out where our guys will be getting off the buses, get there well in advance of when they are supposed to arrive, and if I have to, I will personally be out there leading the crowd in the fight song, cheers, etc., and we will be loud and let our players KNOW that we are there to support them.  Tennessee and kiffin can't stop AUBURN fans from giving our players an extra boost of encouragement going into this game.  Even if there is no "official" Tiger Walk, THERE WILL BE a Tiger Walk, I guarantee it.  WAR DAMN EAGLE!!!

I was sitting up late watching a show on ESPNU in which they are attempting to interview all 120 FBS college football coaches, and I got to thinking (mainly when they interviewed Charlie Weiss) about realigning the conferences and what teams would be placed where.  I feel like all 6 BCS conferences should have 12 teams split into two 6-team divisions, and each team should have a permanent non-division opponent (the SEC has gotten it right).  So here's what I came up with.  I'd like to get people's thoughts on this.

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE (Championship played in Atlanta)

(Keep it exactly like it already is.)

WEST-EAST

• Auburn-Georgia
  
• Arkansas-South Carolina
• LSU-Florida
• Mississippi State-Kentucky
• Ole Miss-Vanderbilt
• Alabama-Tennessee

BIG 12 CONFERENCE (Championship played in Arlington, TX) Iowa State departs for the Big Ten (11, well 12 in this case, except the name Big 12 is already taken, but I digress) and Utah is added in from the MWC.
NORTH-SOUTH

• Nebraska-Oklahoma
• Colorado-Baylor
• Utah-Texas Tech
• Missouri-Texas
• Kansas-Oklahoma State
• Kansas State-Texas A&M

PAC-12 CONFERENCE (Championship played in San Francisco)

Boise State is added in from the WAC, and BYU is added in from the MWC.

NORTH-SOUTH

• Oregon State-UCLA
• Oregon-Southern Cal
• Washington-Arizona State
• Washington State-Stanford
• Boise State-California
• BYU-Arizona.

BIG TEN CONFERENCE (11, BUT THEN IT'D BE 12, BUT THEY COULDN'T USE THAT NAME) (Championship played in Chicago)

Iowa State is added in from the Big 12.

WEST-EAST

• Wisconsin-Penn State
• Minnesota-Michigan
• Iowa-Purdue
• Northwestern-Michigan State
• Illinois-Ohio State
• Iowa State-Indiana

ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE (Championship played in Charlotte)

Exactly the way it is now, except the championship game actually has one more year in Tampa before it's moved to Charlotte.

ATLANTIC-COASTAL

• Boston College-Virginia Tech
• Clemson-Georgia Tech
• Florida State-Miami
• Maryland-Virginia
• NC State-North Carolina
• Wake Forest-Duke

BIG EAST CONFERENCE (Championship played in Washington, D.C.)

I'll be honest, you're going to laugh at some of the teams I've added in on here.  But all of them, save maybe Navy, have had recent wins over big-name programs.  I honestly just had trouble thinking of 4 more teams that can be put in the Big East.  Work with me here, haha.

INLAND-COASTAL

• Syracuse-Rutgers
• Notre Dame-Navy
• West Virginia-Pittsburgh
• Cincinnati-Connecticut
• Louisville-South Florida
• Troy-East Carolina

I'd really like to hear everyone's thoughts on this.  Thanks!