“Indiana pulls off tough win against Ill-annoy”
If you are an Illini fan, you may not want to read this post. LWN watched the second half of last night’s game and he has plenty of venom and bile to spit towards Champaign. Debate all you want about seedy recruiting practices, Eric Gordon is still in Bloomington (until the basketball [...]
Dear readers, below you will find possibly the only second quarter commentary on the net. Sure some writers probably wrote the whole game, but I bet dollars to doughnuts I am the only author who only offered the 2nd quarter.
All the main stream bloggers start with quarter 1. Starting with quarter two is far cooler.
Packers [...]
Dear Readers, LWN wishes you all a happy and prosperous Thanksgiving. Remember to spend time with your loved ones. Let them know what you are thankful for. Also, wonder out loud what the Native Americans are thankful for. Perhaps the white man coming to the New World, stealing their land, destroying their envirnoment, giving them [...]
“The Picture is Clearing up”
The BCS Championship is starting to come into focus, and I can say with glee, Ohio State WILL NOT be invited to the party (they don’t deserve it). Sadly, the Big Ten will once again not win the big dance. Ohio State and Michigan will battle to see who plays in [...]
I rarely mention the NFL on The Meaningful Collateral, but today I will make an exception. This week there is a match-up in the NFC that deserves some ink. The dreaded Dallas Cowboys make their annual trip the the swamps of North Jersey to take on a surging Giants squad in what appears to be a [...]
Last week was ugly. LWN picked all winners in the Big Ten, but no one felt like covering a spread. This week we discuss college football’s prized indivdual award, but prior to that, I give YOU your Ray Guy award winner.
Ray Guy award winner 2007
Come in and see all the fun you’ve been missing watching college football on ESPN. This is the worst in college football. It’s fun. It’s exciting. Its all after the jump!
Growing up in Indiana, I’ve had long-term exposure to horrible football. Whether it was watching my alma mater (Indiana University) suffer through an interminable string of losing seasons, watching the abortive Fred Akers and Jim Colletto eras at Purdue, or watching the Indianapolis Colts repeatedly suck for 15 years, bad football was never that far [...]
