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Plus, if you don't want bad press from whatever Sanders or Glenn or anyone else did...avoid those problems, don't just choose to not address them. I second this, both post. I am not complaining so much about the lack of information shared, but the Bo's attitiude toward the media and fans. Of course I'll forgive him in exchange for a few big wins this next season. Seriously, its time to win some big games. TO was too nice, Bo is too grumpy and all I say is win baby!

At least Nicholas Cage has Raising Arizona. The award for being in the most stupid movies has to be Ashton Kutcher.

I didn't care for Grand Torino. I mean, it was watchable, but kind of predictable. I did not see Taken. Let me say I am a movie snob. I can't stand senseless action, just for action. Same for blood. I am more partial to crafty orginal movies that are almost always are foreign films. I also hate noisy films and ones that try to pull the emotions out of you. That was where I had the problem with Million Dollar Baby. It was just too emotional with the broken neck and all, but I loved it up to there. Every year my hubby and I try to watch all the oscar nominated films. This year we did not get to see them all because they expended the movies from 5-10. So far to date and IMO, The King's Speech is worthy. It is simply awesome. Winter's Bone was very good, but not really an Oscar type movie. Inception was just ok. The Town was a very good movie, and not normally one that I would like-but I did. We are watching Social Network tomorrow. Hopefully we will get to 127 hours and Black Swan this week. Oh yeah, True Grit was very, very good. Just ran into the wrong year with being in the field with the King's Speech. If you have Netflix, get Once. It is my alltime favorite come out of nowhere movie. Also Tshotsi. Yes, it's in subtitles, but you forget about that in about two minutes.

The Pogues

I don't think this is an overreaction. I was pretty surprised they canceled it this year. The Big 10 move can't be why. Although I don't completely disagree with this assesment, the cancellation might be because of something as simple as not having enough registered participants. I mean, it takes money to put these things on, and there have to be other sponsors that participate. If they haven't recieved the support from the community it might have been a case of not being able to raise the money that they would like. 2010 they had 900 participants at $95 dollars a piece for one day. You do the math, that is a pretty good fundraiser. and Bill Callahan does not own football 101, nearly every univeristy has the same fundraiser called the same thing. I hate to say it, but there is some smoke here. Especially since they refunded money to registrants

I completely agree, although you are likely to get some heat for it. It was a hugh deal and raised alot of money I am sadden that he has choosen to take a "hiatus". He seems fine with just giving him so dough though, which really is an insult to his entire foundation.

How 'bout an otter box?

Shawn Watson don't go away mad, Just, just go away

YES!!!

I think people are just frustrated that it wasn't a big "Wow!" hire. Its a solid staff but inexperienced. This staff isn't built for the short run. That was the mistake Bo made when he was hired. This is a spot on analysis

Two things. Is it normal for a head coach to secure a position for a soon to be ex-coach ? ALso, I don't see that Cotton's going anywhere.

x 1,000 Maybe I missed it but I didn't see anything on here about doing anything to Watso's family. Calm down, nobody is organizing a lench mob..................................................Yet! Yea, you missed something. Attacking the man's job performance is rite of fandome, purposefully researching the man's address is stalking. Looking up someones address will not hold up in a court of law as "stalking" There are a few more things that have to go along with that. So I still don't see anything I missed. The thing your missing is maturity.

x 1,000 Maybe I missed it but I didn't see anything on here about doing anything to Watso's family. Calm down, nobody is organizing a lench mob..................................................Yet! Yea, you missed something. Attacking the man's job performance is rite of fandome, purposefully researching the man's address is stalking.

Unfortunately it sounds like it, nobody has said anything about him leaving other than the fans. As unfortunate as it is, Barney is like the slow kid on our staff... I guess for now we're content to let him stay, and on the whole, just leave him alone to do as he pleases. This is unfortunate for Coach Cotton, who secretly yearns to spend more of his time coloring and watching Arthur. don't forget play-doh and playing army guys. Just read Sipple's Sunday article, where he mentions that there may be co-offensive line coaches. More time for those army men.

and does Cotton stay?

Get a life. Leave Watson and his family alone.

this is like dejavu all over again- Didn't dad pull a stunt like this before Frost commited to Stanford?

I find this somewhat true. However, if Pelini knew this was going to happen a month ago or better then I think it's just bad business. Not illegal, just unethical Kinda like the SEC oversigning recruits. Seems like guys on SI talk about this all the time, but haven't heard much about it from ESPN. Do you really want to use the SEC as an excuse to recruit unethically? I would rather be a part of a program with some integrity sure sure. Anyway, sounds like his dad doesn't have much of a problem with what occurred. And you have no idea when exactly it was known that Sanders would be exiting; you are just assuming the worst. We may never know exactly what happened, but I feel confident that if Bo could have told him, he would have. What does my not knowing exactly what happend with Sanders have to do with using the SEC's practice and policies as a benchmark?

I find this somewhat true. However, if Pelini knew this was going to happen a month ago or better then I think it's just bad business. Not illegal, just unethical Kinda like the SEC oversigning recruits. Seems like guys on SI talk about this all the time, but haven't heard much about it from ESPN. Do you really want to use the SEC as an excuse to recruit unethically? I would rather be a part of a program with some integrity

I find this somewhat true. However, if Pelini knew this was going to happen a month ago or better then I think it's just bad business. Not illegal, just unethical

Maybe we should be the NCAA to it and just give him the transfer. Might salvage our rep a little.

Great- we looked like complete jackwagons.

That we're having defrosted duck for dinner. Hello Mr. Frost, Goodbye Mr. Watson...?