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Amazing that anybody on that team is playing well enough to outshine Cargo (I really don't like that nickname for Carlos Gonzalez), who is hitting .460/.534/1.232 in September.

This also applies to me.

Boise's done for in regards to the National Championship picture. Why does the ACC get an automatic bid, again? What a s***** conference.

Why throw for the f***ing first down? Stupid, stupid, stupid. Run that extra 30-40 off the clock and punt it away!

I love VT's pro combat jerseys. Indifferent on Boise State's, though I do love the helmets.

It sure is! VaTech regains the lead!

Agreed. Didn't watch, but just saw the highlights of it on Sportscenter. That's ridiculous that they're going to hold it against the guy.

So?

Is it Carl Pavano? edit: Oh s***, I thiiiiink I know who it is. I saw them mention it on MLB Tonight a few nights back.

Nothing else on, so I'm still watching the ESPY's. It's pretty bad, but the piece they just did on Ed Thomas was fantastic!

What if they had a patch that just said "The Boss"? I mean, they could do it over a Yankee logo if they had to... :D:D

Kobe was in his early 20's averaging 25+ PPG those years, he deserves a whole lot more credit for those than he actually gets. Yeah, Shaq was great, but everywhere he went he had an elite player with him. And those teams didn't have a third max-contract caliber player with them like the Heat will. At the very least, about Kobe you can say that he ran Shaq out of town so it would be his team. Kind of the opposite of what Lebron's done. So in 2000-01 when Kobe averaged 29 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists a game in the playoffs he wasn't "getting it done"?

Lebron certainly has a funner game to watch than Kobe. Kobe's also six years older, often plays hurt, and has had to adjust his game. If you needed to pick a player for one series... you'd be foolish to take Lebron over Kobe. And Kobe's intent was never to leave the Lakers -- he used his opting out as leverage. He said it scared him how well of a fit he would've been for the Clippers. What moves should they have made? When they picked up Jamison they became the clear cut favorites to win the East, remember? At the time everybody thought Mo Williams was a great pickup. His surrounding cast wasn't as bad as everybody makes it out to be. They might still make the playoffs this year without Lebron. By the way, the dislike isn't for Lebron as a player. It's the arrogance to have a "Chosen 1" tattoo on your back and refer to yourself in third person as King James, to jump and flex and stare and pose after every basket you make, to approach ESPN about having a one hour special to announce where you're signing... when you've never come close to a championship*... and then to cop out and take the easy road to winning one. You're so great? Embrace playing against the best players the league has to offer... don't join them. *And yeah, when he went to the Finals, that wasn't close. It was a slaughter because all the good teams were in the West. And it looks even worse when you see a guy who some would prefer to have over Lebron sign a huge extension with Oklahoma City and announce it quietly over Twitter.

True, but he did play 70 games last year and 68 the year before.

Bad move by Lebron if he does go to the Heat. As far as his legacy is concerned, anyway.

So the Cavaliers won the NBA Finals?

Bosh and Wade will be signing with Miami according to ESPN.com.

Apparently Lebron is having a special on ESPN on Thursday to announce where he's signing. I find it hard to believe he'll break Ohio's heart on national television, so I suspect he's going back to Cleveland, which is a bad choice if he's trying to win Championships, in my opinion.