I don't post on here often, but I wanted to congratulate everyone that does and those who browse like I do.  According to a report on the most  valuable sports blog sites, Burnt Orange Nation came in 25th with a value of $210,152.  These values are based on domain name, branding exposure, etc, but the valuations should be somewhat accurate.  I am familiar with a few of the blogs ahead of this one, but they seem to be generic sports sites and not geared towards a specific team like this one.  It just goes to show who the most loyal fans are.  Once again, congrats everyone.

http://juicedsportsblog.com/2008/05/top-100-valuable-sportsblogs.html

Billy Pittman of UT is suspended for 3 games for BORROWING a friends car.  The NCAA has the stupidest rules.  Football needs to start for the Longhorns.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3000071                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

I know not everyone is a Cowboys fan, but a lot of us remember the glory days of the 90s.  Just want to give a man who has been through a lot his props.  Congrats to a lifer COWBOY, # 88.                                                                                                                                                              

Does anyone else want too see Tex struggle a little over the next year and a half and then not be able to receive a K worth $140 mil on the open market.  I don't wish any sort of injury upon the man, but maybe everyone will get to see how streaky he actually is and that he does not have the A-Rod ability and does not deserve to be paid like that.  It would also be nice to see Boras get screwed.  

With saying this I think that Tex will do fine, but he has been an ass for the past few months and got offered a boat load of cash.

This was for 8 years.  He rejected of course.  At least Hicks tried.