Nobody saw this coming.
One of the greatest QB and RB combos you'll ever see helped make this correspondent a Tiger fan for life.
A very odd thing happened the other week. For the first time this season, an SEC fan mentioned basketball to me. In case you are as taken aback as I was, I'll give you a second to compose yourself....
The Bill C. family is off on vacation, and they apparently left at Bill's normal wake-up time, and so the links post is in my hands today. So what does that mean? First, this post will be later...
It wasn't as bad as you think! Really!
I have lived half my life in Alabama, but I'll never really be an Alabamian. And I'm not sure the natives will ever claim me. The Mobile Press-Register once ran an obituary for a woman (name...
A second-half live thread for the Missouri-South Carolina football game.
Mizzou is up 17-7 at half, and the defense has been very solid with a large number of TFL's. The Corbin Berkstresser Experience has been a mixed bag so far, partly due to the line attrition. The...
They don't want no stinkin' East Division
Only bad guys change sides, like Anakin Skywalker did when he left the Jedi for a more lucrative lifetime deal with the Sith.
OT, but worthy of a read regardless of your rooting interest for lines like this one. Explaining Pujols' free agency to your kidsYounger brother of Jacksonville Jaguars first round draft pick Blaine Gabbert has been competing for the starting slot at Mizzou. His transfer comes as a complete surprise to Mizzou fans.
Thomas was scheduled to pitch both games this weekend, but after throwing 161 pitches over nine innings Saturday, Earleywine said it’s not certain she will throw Sunday. "We’re going to wake up tomorrow and see how she feels," Earleywine said. "We have a grip test that gives us a pretty good indicator of the strength in her right hand. If all those things line up OK, then we’ll throw her."
MIssourian game story, describing how the staff decides whether Chelsea Thomas can pitch back-to-backFOMO=Fear of Missing Out, which is exacerbated by social media
He was already out for the game. Now he might be out for good.
ELO-Chess is used by the BCS.
Just ahead of two-loss Florida. Alabama is somehow ranked ahead of South Carolina.
Missouri's 4-0 record doesn't get much respect due to the perceived quality of the competition they have faced so far. Are they being unfairly maligned? An interesting fifteen team section of the...
RT @Big12Conference #mizzou Gary Pinkel says DE Aldon Smith has lower leg injury (bone fracture), will miss the Miami (Ohio) game Saturday
Pat Forde retweets the bad news.OVERRATED TEAMS 1. Nebraska Could be a BCS team, but it is hard to picture as a national title contender. The defense won't be as dominant without Ndamunkong Suh and the offense is inconsistent.
The best part of the 100+ page football preview section of The Birmingham News.Suppose I simply want to maximize the number of minutes my star player is in the game. When should I risk putting him back in the game after his nth foul? It’s a trick question: I shouldn’t bench him at all!
Yanking players from the game for extended periods due to foul trouble has always annoyed me. Foul trouble " The Leisure of the Theory Class Bumped to Front Page.Mmmmmmm. Bedside bacon. What more could you want? Oh, yeah, some way to avoid food poisoning.
Yes, he has a splint and not a cast, but still...
Per Matter. Not particularly surprising. I'm sorry it didn't work out for him, and I wish him the best.
"I wish I had never touched spinach," Popeye said in a statement. "It was foolish and it was a mistake. I truly apologize. Looking back, I wish I had never sailed during the spinach era."
So, Dad, on Rock'em Nation again? Obviously, the rock M did not make much of an impression on my daughter during her one trip to Columbia when she was in 1st grade. Nor does she show much...
This is a crucial point. Much of the attention in the football world, in the past few years, has been on concussions—on diagnosing, managing, and preventing them—and on figuring out how many concussions a player can have before he should call it quits. But a football player’s real issue isn’t simply with repetitive concussive trauma. It is, as the concussion specialist Robert Cantu argues, with repetitive subconcussive trauma. It’s not just the handful of big hits that matter. It’s lots of little hits, too.
Football, dog fighting, and brain damage : The New YorkerZaire interviews Ek and other randomness
Dave Matter reports on Nick Demien's interesting Top 4
Looks like he's trying to make money while doing good things.
Seeing as we are in the middle of Meme Madness here at RockMNation, I thought I'd add an intellectual aura to justify our collective flight of fancy. That's right - they are seriously discussing memes at Harvard. As a bonus, the geeks among you will recognize the seminal work that is spoofed in the title of this talk.