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Sweet! love this thread Favorite NFL Teams : Chargers, Seahawks, Vikings, Rams, Saints. Favorite NCAA Football : Oklahoma State Favorite NBA : Oklahoma City Thunder Favorite MLB : Padres, Mariners Favorite NHL: Ducks Favorite sport : FOOTBALL, Favorite sports announcer : Chris Berman

WTF lol

Today is Opening Day for Baseball!!! Baseball has always been my favorite sport. The Pirates open up against the Phillies at 1:35 and I'll be going home for Easter and going to the game Saturday against the Phillies. *Fingers Crossed* this is the year we go above 0.500!!!

Interesting stuff happening between Rogan and Rampage Jackson, too. http://www.mmamania.com/2012/2/21/2814693/joe-rogan-responds-to-rampage-jackson-i-cant-protect-someones

Floyd Mayweather Jr. used his speed and accuracy to win a unanimous decision Saturday night over a game Miguel Cotto in one of his toughest fights ever. Boxer improve to 43-0 with unanimous decision over Coto. Mayweather was guaranteed $32 million, who was forced to fight every minute of all 12 rounds. Coto, who fell to 37-3 was guaranteed his biggest purse ever, $8 million.

Anyone end up watching this last night or on YouTube? Pretty boring fight but, damn, Mayweather hasn't lost a fucking step. Picked Guerrero apart in like 10 out of 12 rounds. His right hands were nuts. Absolute Mayweather-esque domination.

Are we having a fantasy league this year?

These guys are Rener and Ralek Gracie, relatives of THE Gracie family, famous for introducing Jiu Jitsu to MMA. They do these breakdowns of fights and explain the methodology behind what's happening in the fight when submissions are taking place. Pretty neat if you're into MMA.

Anybody watch this or the other playoff games? It was a great game! Tebow actually looked like a pro QB for the first time. I saw one duck pass, but I think that was about that.

Finally announced for M.L King weekend in Miami

The enraged player and his teammates could hardly believe what they had seen in the previous inning. As they sat on the perch above the right-field bullpen at Rogers, they caught sight of a man dressed in white about 25 yards to their right, out among the blue center-field seats. And while the players watched, the man in white seemingly signaled the pitches the visiting pitcher was throwing against the Jays, according to four sources in the bullpen that day. The players weren't exactly sure how the man in white knew what was coming -- maybe, they thought, he was receiving messages via his Bluetooth from an ally elsewhere in the stadium who had binoculars or access to the …

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn08nh7zoto&sns=tw

So what's everyone's thoughts on the new kick-off rules? We've had one week of pre-season games, and almost all were touchbacks. The few that weren't normally would have been, but several young players are trying to make the team and this is the only way to show what they have to offer. Of all the one's I've seen and heard of so far, San Diego still has the only Kick-Off return TD... and it was the only one that got even close. Also, what are your thoughts on the new review after every touchdown? At first I thought it was a horrible idea, but after watching a couple of games it doesn't seem to slow things down like I thought it would.

So, the debate on whether or not Pryor should enter the Supplemental draft is determined by whether or not his situation had changed after the April draft. In my opinion, his situation did not change, but rather he changed the situation (if you follow my logic). He was being disciplined by the NCAA for breaking rules. He then chose to leave the NCAA to go into the NFL. His choice to leave the NCAA to avoid the consequences of his actions, does not represent a "change" that warrants him being admitted into the Supplemental draft. Thoughts?