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tglenn29
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Name: Glenn Weeks
Member since: July 19, 2006
Last visit: February 26, 2007

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Technology Touchdowns A few examples of how the NFL embraces technology. Everything from removable grass fields to the thermometer pill to ZUES software.

posted by MrFrisby at 01:23 PM on January 31

MrFrisby - Thanks for the OP; although the thermometer pill does remind me of the controversy after Johnny Cash's death when a hemmorhoid ointment company wanted to use "Ring of Fire" in their ad campaign. Another musician who was a contemporary of Cash's would give us the theme song if it were urinated out....

Comment icon posted at 04:49 AM on January 31

Former star center for two University of Michigan national championship teams, Gerald R. Ford, dead at 93. Oh and he was also President of the United States for awhile too.

posted by commander cody at 12:18 AM on December 27

Actually, his loss to Carter was quite narrow and probably was not ENTIRELY due to the pardoning of Nixon. Rather, it was probably due to the debate blunder about Poland not being under Soviet control - and taking several days after to admit his mistake....

Comment icon posted at 06:45 PM on December 27

Former star center for two University of Michigan national championship teams, Gerald R. Ford, dead at 93. Oh and he was also President of the United States for awhile too.

posted by commander cody at 12:18 AM on December 27

Regarding President Ford's golfing abilities, he did score a hole-in-one at the 1977 (I believe) St. Jude Open (Pro-Am) in Memphis.... May he Rest In Peace.

Comment icon posted at 10:00 AM on December 27

Suspensions Handed Out In lieu of the largest mayham since the Palace in 2004, 6 players got suspended for their roles in an intense fight. Carmelo Anthony got harshest penalty, and will serve 15 games for his actions.

posted by chemwizBsquared at 12:59 PM on December 18

Regarding Melo's apology: I just realized one of my biggest dreams when we opened the Youth Center in Baltimore that bares my name. I think the statement, as written, sez it all....

Comment icon posted at 08:25 PM on December 18

Vacaville HS vs Merced HS (37-36) Vacaville Division 1 Champions :) Thats the High School I go to Vacaville High School Could have lost on the Final Play of the Game when Merced Scored with 0 Seconds after the Touchdown Merced Trailed by one and Decided to go for an All-or-Nothing two Point Conversion the pass ended up Being Deflected by a Vacaville Defensman and Merced Lost the Game Couldnt Find a Video of the Last Play but there should be one up Before next week in the Link Below http://www.kcra.com/blitz3/index.html

posted by your-money9388 at 01:27 AM on December 10

It's obvious you are either taking, or need to take, some sort of remedial grammar course. Does Vacaville have any such offerings?

Comment icon posted at 06:23 AM on December 10

TO survival guide. Parcells needs to try SOMETHING!

posted by Desert Dog at 11:07 AM on November 10

tommytrump beat me to it; Ricky's not in the NHL - but I wouldn't be surprised to see him there given his bizarre pro sports life so far....

Comment icon posted at 07:13 PM on November 10

How about those Fremont Athletics? Just so the new Santa Clara 49ers don't get singled out for pulling up roots, the Oakland A's will announce next week their plans to build the new Cisco Field in Fremont, about 20 miles away from their current stadium, the Oakland Coliseum. Fun fact: Fans will have to park elsewhere and get shuttled in because the stadium will be surrounded by shopping malls.

posted by worldcup2002 at 09:47 PM on November 10

In response to Lionsfan20, I recall there's some college football team in the LA area that has played decently over the past few years....

Comment icon posted at 07:45 AM on November 10

The "clutchiest" hits in MLB playoff history.
From Ortiz to Branca, from Brosius to Gibson, a semi-statistical breakdown of the biggest hits in MLB playoff history. So who had the clutchiest hit ever?

Tony Womack?!

posted by grum@work at 12:26 PM on September 29

Uh, Laker, Carter's homer didn't "win" the World Series in the same vein as Mazeroski's did. If it were in a Game Seven, then I'd agree with you.

Comment icon posted at 04:29 PM on September 29

The Mick's 10 biggest taters Did anyone hit 'em as far as Mantle? Will anyone?

posted by mjkredliner at 01:23 AM on August 18

Thanks for the link, mjkredliner. Great history, but as a volunteer umpire I have one quibble with the website's story about the Griffith Stadium shot (#7). The author states "Had Mickey touched Billy he would have automatically been declared out and would have been credited only with a double." That is not true; only if Mantle were judged to have PASSED Martin would he be called out....

Comment icon posted at 06:00 PM on August 18

Is Mac deserving? Some thoughts regarding Mac's potential inclusion in the HOF.

posted by ballen7065 at 08:22 AM on July 23

Commenting on sic's post regarding Pete Rose's eligibility - I agree he should be in the HOF based on his accomplishments and that the Hall is not necessarily a place for saints. Keep in mind the reason Rose is not on the ballot - he is on the "ineligible" list as part of his agreement with Giamatti. I say that regrettably, because I grew up in love with Rose and the Big Red Machine....

Comment icon posted at 11:43 AM on July 23