Oregon coach Chip Kelly and athletic director Mike Bellotti on suspending LeGarrette Blount for the rest of the season.
ESPN's Colege Gameday talks about the Blount suspension.
Lou Holtz and Mark May talk about the suspension of Blount.
This was the kind of message that Oregon needed to send. He may have lost his cool for a few seconds, but he makes Oregon and the NCAA look bad. He had gone the field during pregame and was shaking hands as part of the NCAA's attempt to promote good sportsmanship!
Good move by Oregon, showing that no player is above sportsmanship.
Bryon Hout should also get a suspension for taunting, as that is not good sportsmanship.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Video: LeGerrette Blount throws Puch after Ballgame
It was the start of the College Football season, and the huge game between Boise State and Oregon turned out to be a blowout of a match. However, the final score isn't what's being talked about. After the game, LeGerrette Blount took offense to something Bryon Hout said, and threw a punch at him.
ESPN's Mark Jones and Bob Davie talk about the actions of Blount.
New Oregon Head Coach Chip Kelly talks about the punch.
LeGerrette Blount talks about the punch.
I think, no doubt, the NCAA is going to come down hard on Blount. He is going to miss some time, either by the Head coach suspending him, or by the NCAA suspending him.
ESPN's Mark Jones and Bob Davie talk about the actions of Blount.
New Oregon Head Coach Chip Kelly talks about the punch.
LeGerrette Blount talks about the punch.
I think, no doubt, the NCAA is going to come down hard on Blount. He is going to miss some time, either by the Head coach suspending him, or by the NCAA suspending him.
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Thursday, September 3, 2009
Report: Jets Want Brandon Marshall
It is obvious that Josh McDaniels is trying to replicate the success of Bill Bellichick in Denver. He wants a linebacker who can play inside and outside Linebacker.
The Jets are probably willing to make a deal for Brandon Marshall, because their recieving corps is a bunch of relative unknowns.
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David Harris,
Denver Broncos,
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Friday, August 28, 2009
Bobby Lashley Begins His TNA Debut in Texas
TNA Wrestling was able to lure free agent MMA fighter Bobby Lashley over to TNA, and pro wrestling fans are excited by what he will bring to TNA wrestling events.
Lashley is making his debut by wrestling in house shows. He wrestled tonight in a TNA ring for the first time in San Angelo, Texas. TNA then heads to Abeliene, TX on Saturday, and then heads over to Belton, Texas this Sunday.
I am going to head to the TNA event this Sunday, and had the priveledge to meet TNA Superstar Kurt Angle in person earlier today.
This is the first time in eleven years I have been to a pro wrestling show. Eleven years ago, I saw a WWE show, I saw Mark Henry, triple H, Mankind, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, all of the greats from the late 90's era of wrestling.
I will not be blogging this weekend. I will enjoy the TNA event on Sunday though.
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Kurt Angle,
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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Will Pete Rose Ever Be Reinstated?
All-time hits leader Pete Rose was banned for life from baseball twenty years ago after a major league investigation that included allegations of betting on baseball.
Mike Schmidt is one of the Hall of Famers who believes Rose has suffered enough.
If Rose ever gets reinstated, it probably won't be while Bud Selig is Commisioner.
Mike Schmidt is one of the Hall of Famers who believes Rose has suffered enough.
If Rose ever gets reinstated, it probably won't be while Bud Selig is Commisioner.
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Video:Phils' Eric Bruntlett Unassisted Triple Play To End Game!
Man, I knew the Mets were out once Beltran and Delgado got hurt, but this is the most incredible way I have ever seen to end a ballgame! Wow!
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Cue The Madness!
Brett Favre is (finally!) going to play for the Minnesota Vikings!
Favre was practicing with the team this morning.
This makes the Vikings the NFC North Favorite. Favre won't have to throw the ball as often as he used to, as Adrian Peterson will run wild all over defenses.
I think Fave watched the Vikings Preseason game from his home in Missisippi and said "Hey! I Can run that offense!"
I wonder how Packers fans are feeling right now.
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Minnesota Vikings,
NFL Football
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