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Hester keeps that out wide and he houses it.

Clamp down here we need the field position

Moose channeling his inner Sager.

These third downs are agony

Why did Knox only stick one arm up

Strong hands

Weak

Jesus [expletive]

go cam

And thus the book was closed on Nick Anderson and his ability to respond in the clutch.

Can't wait til this guy is over here in a couple years.

RealGM is buzzing about a S&T for Crawford and getting Rip (who was waived) as well. I like.

If Angelo has done anything well it's adding enough good young pieces to the defense to keep things rolling. Jennings, Conte, Melton, Okoye, Moore, and Major have been contributing well. Our top D players are still getting old but should have several good years left. What order we pick WR or OL in the first half of the draft is less important than making sure those picks actually hit. No Colombo's or Iglesias's plz.

We just need more accidents and controversies to keep popping up and D12 will have to come to the Bulls.

So it looks like Dwight took a secret meeting with Prokhorov and Billy King without the Magic knowing. The Nets should get reamed for that. Edit: This is why you don't keep a reply tab open for long.

Everyone knows Paul isn't coming back. Nobody is going to trade a better player for him, so of course Paul is going to be the best player in the trade. The Hornets were getting four players ranging from slightly above average to top quarter at their position, the Rockets were getting one of the best big men in basketball, and the Lakers weren't going to have enough assets left to get Howard anyway. You really think Orlando was going to accept just Bynum and whatever crap was left on the Lakers for Howard? Actually, yeah. That's why I think there was an uproar. In a vacuum, the Paul trade arguably makes the Lakers worse. But if a Howard deal is contingent on it going down and the other owners believe that, they're gonna wanna kill the Paul deal. If that is the case, they should kill the unfair Howard deal, not the Paul deal. Saying a deal should be killed because it will look better after they make another crazy lopsided deal is a little bass ackwards. The league doesn't own the Magic though. Stern can probably kill any deal at a whim, but for purposes of covering his ass, the NBA actually owning the Hornets empowered him, no?

Everyone knows Paul isn't coming back. Nobody is going to trade a better player for him, so of course Paul is going to be the best player in the trade. The Hornets were getting four players ranging from slightly above average to top quarter at their position, the Rockets were getting one of the best big men in basketball, and the Lakers weren't going to have enough assets left to get Howard anyway. You really think Orlando was going to accept just Bynum and whatever crap was left on the Lakers for Howard? Actually, yeah. That's why I think there was an uproar. In a vacuum, the Paul trade arguably makes the Lakers worse. But if a Howard deal is contingent on it going down and the other owners believe that, they're gonna wanna kill the Paul deal. Why would a Howard deal be contingent on a Paul deal? If I'm LA and I could trade Bynum+picks for Howard, I would do that regardless of if the Paul deal went through. The only thing that could possibly make the two deals related is if Howard wouldn't sign an extension unless Paul was also there, and even if he's saying that I would think LA would take the risk anyway if that's all they had to give up. I just don't think Kobe/CP3/Bynum + crap team is going to stir the owners into a frenzy and want them to kill a deal. The owners had to have believed that the Howard deal was next. As for Howard, if you think you can get CP3 in LA, and you only want to go to LA (or NJ for some reason), why wouldn't you orchestrate that? From his perspective, it looked like it was going to work perfectly. That's why I think the Howard rumor about him pushing for a trade to NJ came out last night after the Paul deal was nixed. But who knows, the whole situation is bizarre.

Everyone knows Paul isn't coming back. Nobody is going to trade a better player for him, so of course Paul is going to be the best player in the trade. The Hornets were getting four players ranging from slightly above average to top quarter at their position, the Rockets were getting one of the best big men in basketball, and the Lakers weren't going to have enough assets left to get Howard anyway. You really think Orlando was going to accept just Bynum and whatever crap was left on the Lakers for Howard? Actually, yeah. That's why I think there was an uproar. In a vacuum, the Paul trade arguably makes the Lakers worse. But if a Howard deal is contingent on it going down and the other owners believe that, they're gonna wanna kill the Paul deal.

What are the Lakers options and resources for filling out the rest of the roster? I dunno, CP3/Kobe/Bynum + crap doesn't scare me all that much. That's 3 sets of questionable knees to depend on.

I kept thinking that Caron was being courted to replace a traded Deng rather than the 2 guard. Although it seems that deal will help set the market for FA wings. Gonna be hard to convince Richardson to accept the $5 million MLE I would think.

I saw about 4 seconds of Florida football this year and sadly Charlie was in them. His physical appearance is more revolting than ever.

Why would Weis be over Malzahn on anyone's wish list?

Nice 4 on 1 there.

I think the season will get ugly at times, but man, how great will it be that there will be a great game basically every night? My liver won't stand a chance.

Also the Bulls have a NINE game road trip starting in late January.