Recent content by James

Current Top Ten Quarterbacks in Quarterback Rating: 1. Mike Vick- 108.7 2. Phillip Rivers- 105 3. Ben Roethlisberger-101.9 4. Tom Brady-100.6 5. Vince Young-98.6 6. David Garrard- 98.5 7. Matt Cassel- 96.2 8. Aaron Rodgers- 95.7 9. Tony Romo- 94.9 10. Kyle Orton- 94.5

Toby signed a 4 year deal with the Vikings with about a third of it guaranteed. After 2014, he's a free agent. I see no way that Gerhart will be traded since he is the perfect change of pace back along with Peterson and he blocks and catches the ball better than Peterson. He will stay a Viking.

I believe that Tony Gonzales, Mark Witten, Dallas Clark and Antonio Gates are all headed for the Hall of Fame among current tight ends. The difference between Gates and Clark is that Drew Brees and now Philip Rivers target Gates in the end zone more than Peyton Manning targets Dallas Clark...

Steve Gregory starts at Strong Safety for the Chargers and has already recorded 20 tackles in two games. 20 tackles puts Gregory in 9th place in the league for tackles.

Chris Collinsworth is married and has four kids. His son Austin plays football at Notre Dame.

Mike Krzyzewski made his reputation at Duke recruiting and coaching some of the best white players in the nation. It just seems so bizarre that he won't put more white players on Team USA. He has major say in who makes the team and total say in who gets minutes on the court.

Angola was ranked 12th in the world and made it to the World Championships. Sweden was ranked 67th in the world and didn't make it to the World Championahipa. It's all relative. A team ranked 12th in the world out of 75 basketball playing nations doesn't really "suck."

White position player starters for the All Star game: American League: Joe Mauer, Justin Morneau, Evan Longoria, Josh Hamilton National League: Chase Utley (won't play, injured), David Wright, Ryan Braun

Wikipedia has an interesting article on the ethnography of Argentina, if anyone is interested. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnography_of_Argentina

When Kobe Bryant won the regular season MVP in 2008, he was asked what made it possible for him to finally win the award. He responded by saying: "two words, PAU GASOL."

"NBA whistleblower Tim Donaghy?" Tim Donaghy is no "whistleblower" he's an NBA "criminal" and he served the prison time to prove it. Since Orlando was in the finals last year, obviously their team can get to a finals. How did the NBA arrange for Ron Artest to be in the right spot at the...

Any college athlete who is one of only 32 students in the entire nation to earn a Rhodes Scholarship gets praise from me. Rolle still has to return to Oxford in June to write a 10,000 word thesis for a Masters in Medical Anthropology.

There was a brief period of the all-star game when there were four whites and one mixed race player on the court for the West All-Stars: Kamen, Nowitzki, Nash, Gasol and Kidd were playing for the West and David Lee was on the court for the East. 106,000 was the most people ever to watch a...

Given the fact that both Indianapolis and New Orleans are "small market" cities, the most watched Super Bowl and the most watched televsion program of all time is pretty darn good. Last year 99 million watched and that was the biggest audience in Super Bowl history. This year that number...

"The most watched television program of all time." WOW. I just read an article that said the Doritos "gym attack" ad was seen by 116.2 million people and is the most watched commercial in history. The Audi "green police" ad was second with 115.6 million viewers.