Meacon Keaton

I can't stand Oklahoma or Florida State. Yet I've been stuck to the television like glue. Wish they'd both lose.

God damn, I love that show.

Leave it to a Toronto team to only play a third of a season.

Wait, I thought Toronto FC stopped playing months ago.

Doesn't matter where you start, matters where ya' finish baby. We'll be ranked ahead of Michigan when it's all said and done, that's fo' sho'.

Hey, how 'bout that? We are a good team when we don't shoot ourselves in the foot. ^_^

Did you thank him?

Only because of your crush on Kathy Bates. ...or was that Sousa?

WOO WOO WOO JESUS LOVES YOU

Another example would probably be that episode of Happy Days where Fonzie jumps a shark.

I agree that the show hasnt been the same since Jim & Pam got together, but I think even their flirty friendship would have gotten tiring by now. To their credit they did slow-burn them getting together for three years though. Their relationship gave the show a special charm that it sort of lacks now, but I don't think they had a choice but to get them together by then. It is a shame though because noawadays i really can't stand either one of them, and I used to think Jim was one of the coolest TV characters ever. I agree they had to get them together at some point. But that's still the point where I completely lost interest.

If you're watching How I Met Your Mother to find out the fictional mother of two fictional kids, then you aren't watching it right. I'm not watching it at all. Saw two episodes and it blew. I'd say The Office, when Pam and Jim got together. It was no longer the cutsie flirting, not together thing. It just became a relationship. Boooooring.

Damn it, Maxx. You're lucky. I wish Orton would promise not to make any more mistakes. :/

When you guys take over a new job at a new school, what do you do about your offensive/defensive philosophies in the first year? In my offline dynasty, I ran a spread offense, and a 3-4 defense at FIU. I stayed there for three seasons, and had recruited the perfect (though, not highly rated) type of players for both sides of the ball. I was offered the head coaching job at Clemson, and took it. But when I got there, I realized that they had evolved into a 4-3 defense, and were more of a ground-and-pound running team. Obviously I should have done a little research into the team before taking over, but meh, shut up. Anyway, looking at my team, we have three middle linebackers (so no depth in case of injuries) and two of them are slow and not really what I want. On offense, we have two tall receivers, but none that are really fast. And my quarterbacks are all pocket passers, when I prefer a balanced quarterback who can run the read, if need be. I'm currently in the off-season recruiting period, so I'm busting my ass to find even a three-star balanced quarterback, and any middle linebackers with some speed to add depth. So back to my original question: When you take over a new school, do you just stick with your gameplans? Or do you adapt, if only for one season, to use the strengths of the team you just took over? I'm a stubborn bastard, so I'm going to try to force my way in immediately. I may get Rich-Rod'd after a couple years, but it's my way or the highway, damn it.

Kiss my black ass, Blaze. Should be a good'un tonight. I want the Bulldogs to win, but I have a feeling LSU will somehow find a way once again. I hate that Les Miles' teams always (or at least luck into) win close games. Maybe because my team always loses them.

Go away!

hot rod's endorsement all but assures me that I won't be enjoying it. That's lame. I had actually wanted to see that.

They have to have something to bitch about. Ocho has done a great job of not doing anything goofy since joining the team (well, aside from the room-for-rent thing), and all the ex-Pats are just itching to piss and moan about something. I hope he comes out next week and has fifteen catches for two-hundred yards and a few touchdowns. And not just because they're playing the Chargers.

Did you do anything differently when you blocked it? I've tried playing as the nose guard, the dude behind the nose guard, the guy on the edge. I've tried jumping, bullrushing, diving. Nothing.

I've never ever blocked a punt or field goal in a football game and I've been playing them religiously since 1990.

12-minute quarters aren't that bad if you have the auto-clock on. But no. In fact, I'm back to playing just college football again.

Mo recorded his 600th save last night. Holla.

Huey Lewis and the Motha' Fuckin' News, bitches. I'm not ashamed by it, though. I love Huey.