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Four Photographers Sneaked into and explored Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch "Surprisingly, we just roamed about the grounds. Casually."

Best of luck True. I think you are doing the right thing in moving so your son can lead a healthier life. God bless you guys.

7 Comedy Albums That Will Change Your Life (for at Least 20-30 Minutes)

I liked this news a lot better than hearing that the director of Brick and Looper is going to write and direct the next two Star Wars movies. Pretty stoked about this actually. Lucas museum coming to Chicago

How To Make The Perfect French Toast

Ha ha! I saw that. And this is the first thing that I thought of: Haha. Good one!

Padres Pitcher First to Use Protective Baseball Cap

Is Joel aware you're ripping him off? Fixed.

$5 - QB Tommie Frazier $5 - RB Lawrence Phillips $5 - WR Johnny Rogers $1 - FB Jeff Mackovicka $1 - WR Jon Bostick $1 - TE Aaron Golliday My triplets would destroy.

Besides the fumble against Texas in 06' Terrence Nunn was a heckuva receiver for us. Also if it weren't for injury Matt Herian was on his way to being one of the best receivers we've ever had. The guy was a playmaker at TE which is rare. I also liked Todd Peterson a lot. Sure handed for sure. I'd probably go Rogers, Nate Swift, Todd Peterson and Matt Herian.

We partied with Michigan fans at the bars in Ann Arbor and then sat in their student section for the game. We didn't get bothered once and they all were super friendly. I'd go back again for sure.

If you look at overall careers then Roger Craig really is a shoe in. He made the pro bowl 4 times and was the NFL offensive player of the year in 1988.

Iowa and Misery. At least in my experience.

http://m.journalstar.com/sports/huskers/football/ex-husker-assistant-tenopir-fighting-leukemia/article_c50d5233-f9d1-5160-bb6e-0659a97003e7.html?mobile_touch=true Very sad. I love Milt.

He was actually rated ahead of Suh who was 38th or 39th I think. Those are the only two so far I believe. Edit: Looks like Suh was ranked 40th.

Perfectly said Knapple. And people wonder why a lot people have a problem with Bo Pelini's version of the Huskers. Freakin' sad.

Pretty cool opportunity. Really looking forward to this upcoming season.

Still can't believe this one.

Wow.

The per game average fell for the third straight year, your number, the overall attendance numbers, went up 1% because of 8 new FBS teams last year. Source: "The SEC, Big Ten, ACC and Pac-12 all ended up setting overall attendance records last season"....

It's not an issue as an isolated thing. When it's coupled with the bowl game charter being cancelled for the first time in years, declining bowl sales the years before that, and obvious splotches on game day, regardless of start times or cozy students, it could be an alarming trend. I know the "bad bowl opponents/early games/crummy home opponents" reasoning is there, but the at times questionable play by the team has a lot to do with that. I'd put HD TV's, ticket costs, time investment, fuel prices, airline prices, and the simple convenience of watching a game (or 6) at home miles ahead of the "questionable play" of the team. It's no secret that attendance is dwindling all over, and AD's are trying to make live games more "fun" across the entire country, to put butts in seats. Attendance in 2013 at NCAA football games tops 50 million for first time. Pfft... Your figures include all NCAA football from Division 3 up to FBS, in that article it said FBS attendance was up only 1% so the top level attendance is kind of stagnant. The point is the excuse that attendance is down all over is completely bogus and as for you saying attendance is stagnant the 1% increase in attendance for FBS schools help set an all time attendance record last year for college football...

It's not an issue as an isolated thing. When it's coupled with the bowl game charter being cancelled for the first time in years, declining bowl sales the years before that, and obvious splotches on game day, regardless of start times or cozy students, it could be an alarming trend. I know the "bad bowl opponents/early games/crummy home opponents" reasoning is there, but the at times questionable play by the team has a lot to do with that. I'd put HD TV's, ticket costs, time investment, fuel prices, airline prices, and the simple convenience of watching a game (or 6) at home miles ahead of the "questionable play" of the team. It's no secret that attendance is dwindling all over, and AD's are trying to make live games more "fun" across the entire country, to put butts in seats. Attendance in 2013 at NCAA football games tops 50 million for first time.