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\n-At what point was it a good idea for CBS to not only run<\/em> a movie about a hurricane wiping out the planet, but to promote it as “the event everyone’s been waiting for”, and during an Alabama\/Mississippi State game, no less?<\/p>\n
6:15pm<\/strong> 7:05pm<\/strong> -What part of a home win over a crappy Tennessee team necessitates a Gatorade shower for Charlie Weis? On second glance, I thought maybe he just sweats a lot, but then I saw the replay. They better be careful, though, and not get water on that new 20 year contract he had in his hands.<\/p>\n 7:26pm<\/strong> 7:45pm<\/strong> -Cancel everything I said a half hour ago about UCLA. If they come within 30 at the end of this one, I think I’ll be surprised. <\/p>\n 8:45pm<\/strong> -I can only assume this Va Tech-Miami game (3-0 in the second) is as much of a doozy as predicted, since the cable TV I’m privy to at this moment is Indiana Pacers basketball and girls high school volleyball. WHEEE!!!<\/p>\n 10:43pm<\/strong> -While it was a day of celebration for one pedophile as Albert Dukes<\/a> saw some P.T. against Illinois, it is apparently a night of regret as Marcus Vick<\/a> and the Hokies are going down like a 15 year old at a frat party. Virginia Tech can peel the “WE (HEART) AUBURN 2004” bumper stickers off their free cars.<\/p>\n (EDIT:<\/strong> Apparently Florida beat Vandy, damn Yahoo called it a Vandy win in the first OT earlier. Grrrr! Oh well, Urbie’s still a bitch, and his wife is easy (like Sunday morning).)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" BG beats Kent State in a closer-than-it-should-have-been 24-14 ball game at Kent. So, despite the nastiness that was the last two weeks, BG still controls its own destiny (thanks in HUGE part to a Ball State win over Akron) heading into the last two games of the year. The way this team has shown up … Continue reading Back in the saddle<\/span>
\n-If you look closely, you can pinpoint the exact moment that Eric Ainge remembered that he’s Eric Ainge.<\/p>\n
\n-My colleague in Columbus (uh, colleague<\/a>?) points out that UCLA trails Arizona 21-0 midway through the first quarter. The prediction has been made that UCLA wins this one 48-38. If not, I think UCLA could take a fall like the one predicted for ‘Bama earlier in this post.<\/p>\n
\n-And N.C. State gives Florida State a one-way ticket to the muck that is the bottom of the BlogPoll. Chuck Amato is so proud of his boys, his tears are making the paint on his Foakleys bleed.<\/p>\n
\n-French police continue to struggle with rioting and arson outside Paris. And they still can’t figure out why all the French teenagers keep running around yelling “WOOO!! GO BUCKS!!”<\/p>\n![\"French](\"http:\/\/us.news3.yimg.com\/us.i2.yimg.com\/p\/nm\/20051106\/2005_11_04t092927_450x292_us_france_riots.jpg?x=380&y=246&sig=tK8Gl3FdrBYvDGrEmGTkgQ--\")
\nFrance 23, Michigan 20<\/em><\/p>\n
\n-Who knew they had woodsheds in Arizona? <\/p>\n
\n-Texas Tech, up 56-17 with a minute or less left, lines up with three wide, checks off at the line, and runs a draw for 20 some yards. If it goes for six, I’m saying Texas A&M should have gotten free shots at Mike Leach’s junk. But it didn’t, and I think they actually took a knee on the next play.<\/p>\n![\"The](\"http:\/\/www.california-ballroom.info\/images\/bands\/commodores.gif\")
\nMrs. Meyer’s husband is not a fan<\/em><\/p>\n