>>>>>>>Assuming Percy Harvin is back, I will be impressed by Oklahoma if they can even keep it close. I think Florida is going to blow them out.
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>>>>>>Assuming a blowout means score say 21 points more than the opponent - are you saying Florida will break 80 ?
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>>>>>No, probably more like 41-14. I see Florida putting the game away in the first half and easing off the gas in the second half.
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>>>>If Florida holds OU to 4 touchdowns I'll be very impressed. I think it's going to be a heck of a game.
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>>>The T shirt bet I had with John K. over the election worked out pretty well. Want to make the same bet on the BCS game, Oklahoma over or under 28 points? This is a pretty good bet for you -- even if you lose, you don't have to pay up! LOL
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>>>Lots of news coming out of Illinois this week. Yesterday the Tribune filed for chapter 11, which was not completely shocking but still a surprise. (A buddy at the Trib says they could have made the $70 million payment that was due yesterday but decided filing for bankruptcy protection was a better way. Sam Zell has them so buried in debt they would be having a hard time even if they weren't in a dying industry and the economy wasn't in the toilet). Now today I see the feds have arrested Governor Blagojevich. Again, no great shock, because he has been as corrupt as any of his Republican predecessors and it had already been reported that the feds have some serious stuff on him. But arresting a sitting governor? You don't see that every day. I have a feeling it has something to do with the naming of Obama's successor as Senator. There have been rumblings that Gov. Rod has been doing the pay-to-play game with that as well, so I can understand the feds wanting to stop that from happening.
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>>By now you've seen the press conference. Incredible that after Ryan went to jail that this kind of stuff could go on.
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>>FBI: "If Illinois is not the most corrupt state in the US it is a hell of a competitor"
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>>I hope Obama is as smart as I think he is. Otherwise, this could be very very ugly.
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>I think looking at history, that Louisiana would be a strong competitor...

Grape minds! ;-)