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Hey WS, don't forget 2008 Green Party Presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney. I agree with what the people above have said. It was a smart pick for McCain.

OLB Keaton Kristick looked pretty good at times last night, he flies around. That was an entertaining game all-around against Stanford. Very physical and a lot of iffy, hard hits that could have been penalties.

Wow, cannot believe they cut Dan Bazuin. Didn't they use about a 3rd rounder on him? He hasn't even seen the field yet has he?

Toby has been gashing the Oregon State defense tonight. He's picking up right where he left off last season before his injury: averaging around 10 yards a carry and had 2 TDs just in the first half!

Ditto to Giovani's post.

At the bottom of this page on the Rutgers site, there is a depth chart. It has white lineman Alex Silvestro (DE on the roster) listed as a starter at DT.

He visits our troops in Afghanistan as well. I was never a big country (as it's commonly understood today) music fan, but he put on an enjoyable show and seems like a cool guy.

Good news. I'll definitely be catching all the Nebraska games I can this season. With a strong statistical season, Swift could definitely see the NFL.

Unfortunate news, but certainly not worthy of its own thread. At this point, -after having been advised a number of times on proper posting procedures- one can only assume that you are consciously choosing to be obnoxious.

Good stuff JC! It's honestly getting very hard to keep track of all these guys. White players typically have to go the route of the unheralded 2-star, "no picture available" recruit or the long walk-on process. My pessimism often precludes me even looking at teams like UCF so a guy like Rocky...

For what it's worth, eep in mind that the non-white starters in the Pac 10 are not all black. Every Pac-10 school seems to start an inordinate number of Samoans and other Pacific Islanders.

As Gi 15 mentioned, Hester didn't even play at fullback. I think he and Sproles will both spell LT, depending on the situation. Hester will probably be a goal line back and a 3rd down back.

I missed it, unfortunately. Must have taken place during one of the 58 sideline interviews they interrupted the game with.

I was happy to see him getting carries. I was wondering what young white player Martz was going to give a chance to.

Great post JC. The other guy I liked to compare with Wells was Toby Gerhart since they were part of the same recruiting class. Identical measurables, both very productive (though Gerhart broke the career rushing yards record for the entire state of California). Yet Wells was a 5-star tailback...

Updated the depth chart, though not for the better unfortunately. No snow patrol I'm afraid -at least not right away. JR LB Mike Nixon is still the top reserve at every linebacker position so he will be ready to scoop up a spot if anyone struggles. On the plus side, WR Chris McGaha is slated...

You should draft him, he is a monster. He is expected to see even more throws his way this season.

Warning: 'Gronk' still unstoppable 'Dangerous' TE shines in latest UA scrimmage By Ryan Finley ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson, Arizona | Published: 08.17.2008 advertisement SIERRA VISTA â€â€￾ Rob Gronkowski has collected nicknames like touchdown catches since becoming the Arizona Wildcats'...

I love how these idiots talk about Peterson moving to his "natural position", that he's more "naturally suited" to play safety. 1. He was a freshman All Big 12 corner. 2. He's one of the fastest people on the whole team. 3. He's one of the smallest DBs on the whole team. 4. He has more...

That writer Terrance Harris is a total clown shoe. He has had nothing but hate for Jordan Peterson since he first arrived at A&M. You can go back and look at his earlier blog entries and can see he's just flat out fabricating a story line that fits his negative opinion of Peterson - even...

Jordy has apparently returned two kickoffs tonight. On the first he went for 58 yards and the second he went for 57. Everyone in Green Bay will be a believer soon.

Well good for Dax I guess. He comes from a family of giant athletes. He got into some trouble in HS and I think he ended up losing whatever scholarship he had and trying to walk on at ASU before settling on a community college. Quite the long route to redemption.

I root for underdogs as a rule of thumb in many aspects of life and sports. I also cheer for other races and ethnicities playing football (especially in the caste positions) - just not at the expense of a more talented white athlete.

That's pretty neat, I give him respect. I hope he starts for the Cards this year. Thanks for finding that Reb.Edited by: jared

He had one good game with Leinart and a great game with Warner. Overall I think he caught more with Warner.