Sunday, July 27, 2008

Fantasy Football Player Rankings

1.LaDainian Tomlinson
2.Adrian Peterson
3.Brian Westbrook
4.Steven Jackson
5.Joseph Addai
6.Tom Brady
7.Marshawn Lynch
8.Clinton Portis
9.Randy Moss
10.Marion Barber
11.Willis McGahee
12.Larry Johnson
13.Peyton Manning
14.Terrell Owens
15.Willie Parker
16.Ryan Grant
17.Jamal Lewis
18.Reggie Wayne
19.Braylon Edwards
20.Maurice Jones-Drew
21.Tony Romo
22.Andre Johnson
23.Frank Gore
24.Larry Fitzgerald
25.Brandon Jacobs
26.Laurence Maroney
27.T.J. Houshmanzadeh
28.Steve Smith
29.Marques Colston
30.Drew Brees
31.Reggie Bush
32.Chad Johnson
33.Ronnie Brown
34.Plaxico Burress
35.Ben Roethlisberger
36.Carson Palmer
37.Michael Turner
38.Tory Holt
39.Darren McFadden
40.Wes Welker
41.Edgerrin James
42.Antonio Gates
43.Thomas Jones
44.Matt Hasselbeck
45.Jason Witten
46.Earnest Graham
47.Fred Taylor
48.Derek Anderson
49.Santonio Holmes
50.Rudi Johnson

Saturday, July 26, 2008

MLB Predictions

American League

East

1. Boston Redsox

2. New York Yankees

3. Tampa Bay Devil Rays

4. Toronto Blue Jays

5. Baltimore Orioles


Central

1. Chicago White Sox

2. Detroit Tigers

3. Minnesota Twins

4. Cleveland Indians

5. Kansas City Royals



West

1. Los Angeles Angels

2. Texas Rangers

3. Oakland A's

4. Seattle Mariners



National League



East

1. New York Mets

2. Philadelphia Phillies

3. Florida Marlins

4. Atlanta Braves

5. Washington Nationals



Central

1. Milwaukee Brewers

2. Chicago Cubs

3. St. Louis Cardinals

4. Cincinnati Reds

5. Pittsburgh Pirates

6. Houston Astros



West

1. LA Dodgers

2. Arizona Diamondbacks

3. Colorado Rockies

4. San Fransisco Giants

5. Sand Diego Padres

Friday, July 25, 2008

Big Ten


Big Ten
1. Ohio Sate 7-1(Conference) 11-1 (Overall)
2. Wisconsin 7-1 (Conference) 11-1 (Overall)
3. Illinois 6-2 (Conference) 10-2 (Overall)
4. Penn State 6-2 (Conference) 9-3 (Overall)
5. Michigan 5-3 (Conference) 8-4 (Overall)
6. Purdue 3-5 (Conference) 7-5 (Overall)
7. Michigan State 3-5 (Conference) 6-6 (Overall)
8. Iowa 2-6 (Conference) 5-7 (Overall)
9. Northwestern 1-7 (Conference) 4-8 (Overall)
10. Minnesota 1-7 (Conference) 2-10 (Overall)

#23

PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS



Although the off-field problems that hurt the Nittany Lions in 2007 are a thing of the past, the speculation about Joe Paterno's future continues. Penn State's leading rusher Rodney Kinlaw will be leaving, but sophomore running back Evan Royster should do a great job of filling in. With quarterback Anthony Morelli leaving the offense might slow down a little bit. That is not a big problem though because the defense got better with the additions of Michael Mauti, Michael Zordich Jr., D'Anton Lynn, and Michael Yancich.(What is up with Penn State and the name Michael)



Big Games

9/27 Illinois 8:00 PM (ET)

10/11 @ Wisconsin 8:00 PM (ET)

10/18 Michigan 4:30 PM (ET)

10/25 @ Ohio State 8:00 PM (ET)



Key Returns

-Sophomore Runningback Evan Royster

Last Season = 513 yards, 5 touchdowns

- Derrick Williams, Deon Butler, and Jordan Norwood could possibly be the best receiving core in the country.



Prediction and Grades


Prediction = 9-3


Grades=

Offense = B

Defense = A

Special Teams = B+

Intangibles = A

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Brett Favre Saga




Are you sick and tired of hearing about Brett Favre? Well, I am. Last month when Brett Favre showed interest of once again playing football people began to rejoyce. Why not? One of the greatest quarterbacks of all time was coming back. If we only knew what would come of his "return." Reportedly Brett left a voice mail on the Packer's GM's phone. But the GM happened to be on vacation so the Packers told Brett he would have to wait. The Packers showed some interest in Favre. Favre began to get angry with the Packers and said he wanted out. The Packers offered a backup role to him, which he obviously found insulting. Can you imagine Brett Favre being a backup?!?! The only options that the Packers had left was to trade or release him. They strongly did not want to release him because he could join a NFC team. That team could end up beating the Packers in the long run. Trade. Trade. Trade. Trading Brett Favre was the only option left. Just when we thought everything was going good, the Packers charged the Vikings with tampering charges. The Packers reported they traced the calls on the Packer phone they gave to Favre. But, now there are reports that Favre was not issued a phone from the Packers. Whose lying? Nobody is sure. If the Packers are lying they may have dug themselves and even bigger hole. Is this the greatest or most annoying sports story ever. Now there is a possibility that Favre could be a Buccaneer as soon as Sunday. Also, the Packers might postpone Favre's jersey retirement. Yesterday on 1st and 10 Skip Bayless said this is the greatest sports story ever. I disagree. If the Packers are going to do anything, Favre has to get reinstated.

Conference Standings







This is how I think the ACC will play out.

ACC Atlantic Conference W-L Overall W-L
1. Clemson 7-1 10-2
2. Wake Forest 6-2 10-2
3. Boston College 4-4 7-5
4. Florida State 4-4 6-6
5. Maryland 2-6 4-8
6. NC State 2-6 3-9



ACC Coastal Conference W-L Overall W-L
1. Virgina Tech 7-1 11-1
2. Virginia 5-3 8-4
3. Georgia Tech 4-4 7-5
4. Miami (FL) 4-4 6-6
5. North Carolina 2-6 4-8
6. Duke 1-7 2-10


*Tomorrow I will be predicting the Big 10

#24

WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACONS







Once again Wake Forest is in the hunt for an ACC Championship and BCS bowl berth. Although the Demon Deacons have had two straight winning seasons,(ACC Champs in 06) history is not on their side. Since the ACC was established Wake Forest has never had 3 consecutive winning seasons. If Wake Forest and their 15 returning starters can win a couple of key ACC games they will be in the hunt come the end of the season.


Big Games
9/20 @ Florida State TBA (Time)
10/09 Clemson 7:30 PM (ET)
10/25 @ Miami(FL) TBA (Time)
11/22 Boston College TBA (Time)



Key Returns
- Junior Quarterback Riley Skinner
Last Season = 2,204 yards, 12 touchdowns, 133.4 passer ratting
- Senior Cornerback Alphonso Smith
Last Season = 8 interceptions
- Sophomore Runningback Josh Adams
Last Season = 953 yards
- Senior Kicker Sam Swank
Last Season = Made 82% of field goals, made 100% of extra points
- Senior Safety Chip Vaughn
Last Season = 105 tackles



Prediction and Grades

10-2

Offense = A-
Defense = A
Special Teams = B+
Intangibles = B