A-God hit another. that should be his new name i think.
more interesting trivia. nielsen further reported if terry had shown up for the scrimmage, the teeth count have remained the same.
wasnt it the same with miami football and baseball for a period of time?
much better than a hit, walk and a 3 run job to prince fielder then a double isnt it. baby steps.:lol: :lol: he is chase wright's mentor.
Originally Posted by tirk View Post 90,000 people but nielsen counted only 127,000 teeth. sorry folks, nielsen reportedly included pets...
90,000 people but nielsen counted only 127,000 teeth.
what a job by bradford. closes it out yesterday then almost goes 8 today giving up 1 run. bertuccini gets the final out and the save.
can we please remove ardoin
barring injury, dorsey is a lock to go before tyson.
yeah then got canned. thats whyi said initially. i wonder if saban knew or had to wait til the pvt plane opened to see just the pilot.
now bobby remembers why he and no one else got on the plane leaving east lansing the first time.
no chance.
phoenix. ooooh la laaaaa next thing we will see whats his face tell us Vince Young carried the titans last year. oh the value of a USL...
leave it to cowturd to bring up nothing that will turn into something. once dice k strikes him out they can simulcast the "jap" broadcast...
where did you gather that? i never said it wasnt addictive nor did anyone else specifically even if they do agree. big difference in whether...
john sterling. has done it for about 100 years. hes annoying and sometimes is guest on sports reporters and other shows you just probably didnt...
yaw yaww basebaww so that 81.00 era i got with borowski is a bad thing?
it would be nice if so-called experts watched what they fn report on. most people actually expect them to be credible. is that too much to ask...
:hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: damn i clicked it before i read it.
ok i was pretty much alone when bashing quinn at the start of season when the heisman campaign was in full force. it was obvious he had regressed...
