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Comment on Major Champion Paul Azinger backs Augusta National and their membership polices by Chris Jennings

Chris Jennings — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 18:04:00 +0000

Who is Paul Azinger?

Comment on Video Blog: If Sean Miller leaves, who should Arizona hire? by CarlosJM

CarlosJM — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 03:13:00 +0000

Coach Miller’s invested his family, his career, himself in seeing to it that the University of Arizona is re-elevated to the level it once enjoyed and beyond. He and the team, indeed our program, are committed to building and keeping things going in a positive, productive direction. The past three years are just the start, the foundation of the expansion project. Bigger and better things are coming for family, program and coach, and Connecticutt and Kentucky have nothing to do with it. Quite the contrary.

Comment on Video Blog: If Sean Miller leaves, who should Arizona hire? by Myra Forchione

Myra Forchione — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 21:52:00 +0000

Why would we discuss this. We need to keep Sean Miller here!

Comment on Video Blog: If Sean Miller leaves, who should Arizona hire? by Ernie_McCray

Ernie_McCray — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 20:00:00 +0000

I hope this little conversation isn’t based on a real possibility that Sean Miller might be considering leaving Arizona.

Comment on Video Blog: NFL teams we like to win next year by Mark B. Evans

Mark B. Evans — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:56:30 +0000

None of those teams will be in the AFC or NFC championship next year. The only reason Houston wasn't in the Super Bowl is because it lost its quarterbacks to injury. They were the best team last year heading into the playoffs. Texans are the team to beat next year. Saints, Steelers and Ravens are too old and need considerable help via free agency and the draft.

San Francisco choked against the Giants and should have been in the Super Bowl. Don't expect them to choke again next year.

Keep an eye on the Panthers, especially if they have a good draft. And if the Lions and Packers do well in free agency and the draft to add some defensive help, they're contenders as well.

Detroit vs. Houston in the Super Bowl next year. You read it here first.

Comment on Vic’s Picks: Joe Paterno, Penn State, Bulls-Heat by Bentwood Belair

Bentwood Belair — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 05:46:54 +0000

Joe had a choice to make. He chose a path he could not live with. He’d been dying inside for quite some time.

Brentwood Belair
StiffLeftJab.com

Comment on Bobby Hebert’s Questions Were Legitimate, Should Have Come From Someone Else Says Bob Ryan by C.D.

C.D. — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 14:25:57 +0000

I always knew there were intelligent classy well spoken Alabama TIDE Nation fans .. Bill B empathy is ah fantastic example.. He knows the heart break Tiger Nation suffered .. He recognized the obvious … He sticks to the FACTS. The Facts mam, just the Facts. And FACTs are simple.
Les Miles is ah mediocre coach, he is also ah arrogant yankee.
As long as Les Miles is the head coach at LSU Tiger Nation will continue to tear itself apart from the inside out.

Comment on Bobby Hebert’s Questions Were Legitimate, Should Have Come From Someone Else Says Bob Ryan by Good Night

Good Night — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 18:12:49 +0000

Bill B,
I’m a Bama fan, but ya’ll (LSU fans) have every right to be mad as hell.
I’ve thought the exact same thing you wrote. I’ve never seen anything close to it, when two teams were so close in talent. I kept thinking through most of the game and I told my buddies that crazy SOBesomething (Hatter) has probably got us right where he wants us. When we were ahead by 12, I assumed he had found something in the rule book and was about to score on a 13 point play. NOTHING,….. don’t stand there and take it like a little bgirl. Hell, do something if it’s wrong, we saw the definition of insane. Flea flicker, statue of liberty, quick kick, anything,,, globetrotter figure eight, maybe a couple of long passes??? you think!!! I’m happy we won, but I would have rather won against someone who would stand up and fight. Maybe there is something that we don’t know, but it was so pitiful I can’t give your coach the benefit of the doubt. I would say that he just got outcoached, but that would assume there was any coaching on LSU’s sideline.

Comment on Bobby Hebert’s Questions Were Legitimate, Should Have Come From Someone Else Says Bob Ryan by Bill Bryson

Bill Bryson — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 13:59:07 +0000

Mr. Rodriguez,
Although I agree with you that the question maybe should have come from someone else, given his personal involvement, NO ONE IN THE MEDIA had the nuts to ask it. The timing may have been bad, the question a bit harsh under the circumstances, yet Bobby said what most of us were thinking (and in fact screaming at the television during the game). WTF?????? Why isn’t someone else given a chance to make a difference? Why are we NOT throwing the ball down the field? Why aren’t we trying something, ANYTHING to push the ball ahead? Bama’s defense was formidable, but we took no forward steps to outsmart it. We had a plethora of opportunities to try something different. No trickeration from “The Mad Hatter” at all. Spencer Ware and Russell Sheppard were both very accomplished quarterbacks in high school and could have been used as such to fake a running play (none of which worked the entire game) and throw a pass from an end around or toss sweep. Long term fans and alums like myself were having fits that ABSOLUTELY NOTHING but plain vanilla plays were run and zero chances were taken, even when we were hopelessly way behind in the fourth quarter. What did they have to lose? I’m sure that Bobby Hebert (as were the entire Tiger Nation) was screaming mad at the way the game was coached and let his emotions out at a bad time. Frustrated? YES. But, we still have not heard one single legitimate reason to justify the poor coaching.
In spite of it all, I am proud as hell at the season we had and will continue to support my team. I am an LSU Tiger fan for life.
Wild Bill

Comment on CBS’ Feldman on Todd Graham: ‘ASU got a good coach, but some significant concerns going forward’ by Mike G

Mike G — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 19:44:55 +0000

The state of Arizona now have the two most unethical football coaches in college football (who are still employed). It does not say very much good about college football in Arizona.