For the first time ever due to a slew of upsets, ESPN College Football GameDay is heading to Vanderbilt. (HT: The Modern Gal)
Given Usain Bolt’s amazing performance in this year’s Olympics, this TIME Magazine article speculates on “How Fast Can Humans Go?“
A reporter asked French swimmer Alain Bernard about the American’s chances against them in the Olympic 4×100 freestyle relay. Bernard responded by saying, “The Americans? We’re going to smash them. That’s what we came here for.” Not being a fan of cocky proclamations, Bernard’s pre-race comments had me up late last night to see if [...]
Kentucky blogger, Ken Howlett, of the A Sea of Blue blog writes an excellent tribute to Chris Lofton and his battle with testicular cancer. Meanwhile, Chris Low of ESPN.com provides more perspective.
In a rare move, UT Head Football Coach, Philip Fulmer, directly responds to columnist John Adams’ earlier article calling for the coach to be fired. (Note: This one may take a while to load as there are 650+ comments as of this posting.)
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Since our friend, Janna, was an acquaintance of Eli Manning during her time at Ole Miss, most of our crew was cheering for the Giants as we watched them beat the Patriots 17 to 14 in Super Bowl XLII.
For a different and funny take on tonight’s Super Bowl, read Vivek Narain’s Super Bowl XLII - The Star Wars Version.
Phil Hughes, who pitches for the New York Yankees, is keeping his own blog. It has the potential to be a fun read and a neat look inside the life of a professional baseball player. (HT: M. Mullenweg)
With SEC Men’s Basketball conference games starting next week, ESPN’s Andy Katz provides a breakdown of the SEC.
Tiny Turkey Meatball and Chickpea Soup – Oct 1, 2008
Beth and I got this recipe off of The Biggest Loser.
