someone said he was living in another state, maybe he should seek a mental health professional and stay there

I find it difficult to think Lowes would still have their name associated with this?

In Plain UNEDUCATED English. lets say a team(x) in one division, plays a team(o) in the other division and beats that team by 2 touchdowns, then plays a team(Y) in its own division, and on Y's home field and amid questionable officiating.....loses by 1 point in overtime....and then in the playoff /division championship game between Y and o, team Y wins by 1 point, or team o wins by 1 point....shouldn't x still have a chance?....we keep going and we are going to need divisional playoffs....does this make any sense?

why do you want to win by cheating?...that proves nothing.....BAMA lets their play on the field remove all doubt!...ya'll might be finally headed in the right direction????but, it might take a few years to prove.....we are there NOW!

I don't have a twitter account , but, I did complain to Lowe's, with the following............surely ya'll are not going to allow this travesty with the Hiwaiians.....they squealed,,but they used the auto voter first.....Ya'll should do back and check all their votes and be fair about this!

done!

Done!

You speak with BIG forked tongue....

 

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Police pepper-sprayed Notre Dame quarterback Tommy Rees and put him in jail early Thursday after he allegedly he raised his knee and knocked the wind out of a police officer who had chased him down following an off-campus house party.

Linebacker Carlo Calabrese also was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of public intoxication after he tried to intercede while Rees was being arrested. South Bend police Capt. Phil Trent said Calabrese twice told officers: "My people will get you..........Click here for link

wow!...what happened?

Very good read! THANKS!

Wow!nicely done!

DONE!

He hasn't roamed an NFL sideline since New Year's Eve 2006, Nick Saban's final game of an unfulfilling two-year tenure with the Miami Dolphins, a stretch during which he compiled a 15-17 record.

That's the only time, in Saban's 18 seasons as a college or NFL head coach, that he exited a football program with a losing mark.

So when it comes time, probably over the weekend, for all the NFL Draft pundits and self-proclaimed experts to assign those prerequisite, but maddening, grades to 253 selections exercised by 32 franchises over three days, they might want to start by putting the Alabama coach at or near the top of their report cards.

The Crimson Tide had four players chosen in the first round Thursday -- tailback Trent Richardson (Cleveland, No. 3), safety Mark Barron (Tampa Bay, No. 7), cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick (Cincinnati, No. 17) and linebacker Dont'a Hightower (New England, No. 25) -- and no other school had more than two. And the quartet of new Alabama millionaires was unanimous in its sentiments for the man most responsible for expanding their respective bank accounts to seven figures.

"He prepares you for this, both as a player and a person, and you're better off in both those areas because of it," acknowledged Richardson, the second successive Alabama player chosen as the top running back in the draft, to The Sports Xchange.

Said Barron: "He's the man."...................Click here for link