> Man, KG, those two ACC chicks must have dumped you hard ;-)
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>In one case, yes...well, to be official, she turned out to be a "lady's lady"
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>In the other case, I moved from Atlanta back to PA, and thus the fizzle.
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>I do not proclaim to be a sports expert, just your run of the mill fan. I enter ESPN's tournament challenge every year for fun and finish somewhere in the 5 or 6 figures. (Only one entry, in my lame defense). So if you want to say I am NOT correct, maybe you're right.
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>By my mid-teens I discovered I was good at sports but not a superstar, so my interests turned to sports broadcasting and sports journalism. Had my father not been VEHEMENTLY opposed to it, I would have gone into that field. That's how much I love sports.

Kevin, that post could keep a psych class busy for a month ;-) Let's not go there. And don't get your back up, because I surely am not one to talk.

Another interesting day in the NFL. Another narrow escape for the Saints, who are taking the hopes of their fans (including me) on a hire wire act befitting their wildassed city. You just kind of know these hopes are going to crash (avoiding any watery analogies) and hope they don't. Go, Saints.

Broncos take another hit. John Harvey was right in the first place -- they are not very good. I fully credit John for not puffing himself up with reflected glory when they started strong. (And BTW, John, check out C.J. Box. Right up your alley -- Joe Pickett could be you).

I can't wait to hear what our friend in California has to say about the Steelers vs. Bengals game <g>. Maybe he is choking on crow....

Chiefs win again after dumping Larry Johnson. So it was only the Raiders. The fan movement was interesting. On general principles I am for it. Not sure how answerable sports owners should be. These are, after all, only games.

There is a hopefully great game going on now, Pats at Colts. The DVR is watching.