I have no memory of the Quinn Snyder era, it has been permanently erased. Plus, it's been like 4 years since that debacle was over?
Why'd Bobby Huggins bail on you guys?
anyway, back on topic. I thought this was taking the Favre speculation a bit too far:
Projecting Favre's impact - NFC North - ESPN
*cough* KU *cough*
I'd like to see them run them another 10k times and see how it turned out.anyway, back on topic. I thought this was taking the Favre speculation a bit too far:
Projecting Favre's impact - NFC North - ESPN
Doesn't surprise me.EVERYONE hates Stephen A. Smith
KU fan for lyfe
K-State fan since my sister decided to go there, and then I ended up going too.
Before I started going to every game, one of my first few games was in '98 when we beat Nebraska for the first time in 30 some odd years and were both top 10 at the time.
Been going to KU basketball games since I was liiiiiitle. Even midnight madness sometimes.
As you've probably guessed, Mizzou haterade makes up a significant portion of my blood.
Browns WR Stallworth suspended indefinitely by NFL
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NEW YORK(AP) —The NFL has indefinitely suspended Cleveland Browns receiver Donte’ Stallworth(notes), who killed a pedestrian while driving drunk.
In a letter to Stallworth, NFL commissioner Robert Goodell said Thursday the player’s actions caused “irreparable harm to the victim and his family, your club, your fellow players and the NFL.” He will not be paid while suspended.
Stallworth pleaded guilty this month to a DUI manslaughter charge for striking Mario Reyes on March 14 in Florida. He began serving a 30-day jail sentence Tuesday and has reached a financial settlement with Reyes’ family.
After jail, he must serve two years of house arrest and spend eight years on probation. The house arrest provisions would allow him to resume playing.
He really should be in jail way longer than what he got.
It's the perfect chance for Goodell to do a little grandstanding. Everyone is outraged by him practically getting away with murder, the player's association isn't going to give him any grief about it and the public will think it's the right move.
Safe bet he never plays again.
I don't know the full details, but man are there retards on ESPN's site commenting on the article.
"why didn't he try to stop, flashing his lights doesnt absolve him of murder". What people don't understand is that feet aand hands are separate appendages and it's entirely possible that he was honking, flashing his lights, AND slowing down simultaneously.
The legal judgment just shows you that the state had no case.
It's beyond ridiculous, Vick gets a year and a half for dog fighting, he gets a month for killing a person.
I hope he's never allowed not just to play again, but to be involved with the nfl again. Best case if he wants to coach or something 15 years from now let him do it in Canada or Europe.
Involuntary manslaughter plea bargains are a helluva drug.
The fact that Little got another DUI after killing someone and coming back to make millions doing the best job in the world says it a million times better than I ever could.
says what? that no one gives a shit about your precious public image if it means their team is winning games?