good one!

He does link to some good music, so I guess /hope everything is OK...

Personally I feel as though at times like this













....I hate auburn on the field, but, this is all together a different matter and  a very hard time , and has affected a lot of people....my prayers truly go out to the families involved

My thoughts and prayers for those involved....very difficult time for everyone....prayers sent!

I agree with 16: 8 in the fall, and 8 in the spring...skip summer and winter

 >:(I missed it, I checked 2 times and thought it was going to be played today......ROLL TIDE ROLL!

RollTide Roll!...looking good right now

help us out here, LINK!

exciting game today! RTR!

MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- Players testing positive for marijuana in the mighty Southeastern Conference do not face the one-year suspension that comes from getting busted by the NCAA.Georgia, Kentucky and Mississippi State are the only ones with suspensions for athletes' first positive test for marijuana, 10 percent of the season for each. Kentucky includes possible dismissal for each of the first two positives, with a half-season suspension for No. 2.

The policy variations continue beyond the first positive test.

Six of the schools have a three-strikes-and-you're-out method. At Florida, you might get a fifth strike. At Arkansas, four. And Ole Miss doesn't have a defined number.

The use of recreational drugs is a growing concern around all of college football.

The NCAA report released in January found 26.7 percent of football players said they smoked marijuana in 2009 -- the latest year available -- 5 percentage points higher than in 2005.

Most SEC schools have had to deal with the problem.

Even the comparatively stiff penalties at Georgia haven't been completely effective as deterrents. The Bulldogs might open next football season without two defensive backs.

Bulldogs cornerback Branden Smith was charged with marijuana possession in March. Rambo failed a drug test after, his high school coach said, inadvertently eating marijuana-laced brownies on a spring break trip to Florida...........Click here for link

You got to enjoy it!...RTR!.....CNS wants a true National Champion....no matter who

As you can probably tell, I enjoy a lot of the articles on Business Insider, but, the sports related topics have something to be desired.....and I don't agree with

Rays Index is an independent sports blog, that covers The Tampa Bay Rays Professional Baseball Club as well as their minor league affiliates. Our goal is to provide breaking news and analysis on a daily basis, as well as critique the media coverage of the Tampa Bay Rays.



The Professor is Cork Gaines, the editor and lead writer for Rays Index. He is a Tampa native and University of Iowa graduate that is currently lost in New York City. Despite this, he often makes trips back to the Bay Area just because he has an urge for a grouper sandwich from Hurricane.

In addition to Rays Index, Cork is a regular contributor at BusinessInsider.com and was formerly a contributor at MLB Trade Rumors.......Click here for link

We recently looked at the highest-paid college football coaches. Since then, Nick Saban signed a new deal moving him to the top of the list.
But a lot of those coaches are worth the price tag producing teams that consistently compete for conference and national championships.


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THIS!