WW not HH. That's what I get for trying to listen to the radio and type before the coffee has kicked in. [View]

At least none of the angry comments are mine even though I did find that one of his least humorous. "Paul Bunyan was a serial killer of trees and we call him a Folk Hero"? HH can do better than that. [View]

When Alabama dropped Mark Price before a single game, a lot of people thought it was a bad move. But the SEC is still in the South and the entire region tends to have a more conservative morality than the rest of the country, and if you have a coach of dubious morals families are going to push recruits to other schools which hurts your recruiting and program in the long run. This is definitely the right move for Arkansas if they want to keep getting quality talent, especially with Malzahn now recruiting on the same turf. So, yes, this was the right move for Arkansas. And people, the "even in Arkansas," line is a joke. Don't take everything so seriously. [View]

Only if you can reign in his penchant for bizarre uniforms. [View]

Envy is an ugly, ugly thing. [View]

I have to disagree with your first paragraph. In the US Army, prayers are offered by chaplains before every official ceremony and there are many who choose not to join in. However, the "us vs. them" mentality you mention is very rare. Not unknown, as it can never be completely unknown in a large organization, but still very rare. I have had many commanders who were open and freely discussed their religion in front of the troops, and on occasion, led a prayer during some somber moments. Yet the unit functioned about as well as any organization of human beings can. [View]

The First Amendment prohibits the state from establishing a specific religion as its official religion. It does not mean that all references to religion must be purged from the public square. If a coach wishes to offer a prayer before a game, I am quite sure that any dissenting players are free to either not participate or to leave the locker room while it is ongoing. So long as the coach does not force a player to participate in the prayer or conduct other specific religious rites as a condition of being on the team, then there is no Constitutional problem. [View]

Gee, it sure is a puzzlement as to why guys who earn millions of dollars retire broke. It's just the biggest mystery. [View]

They're 85-54 or .612 under Pinkel. If they don't want that to drop, they better start changing. [View]

Garcia walked on at Tampa? Hadn't heard that. They must be desperate if they didn't laugh him off the field. [View]