Gunshot Wounds Leave Jacksonville Jaguars Richard Collier Paralyzed, Left Leg Amputated.

Posted in Blogroll on September 30th, 2008 by Ron Glover

42052155 Gunshot Wounds Leave Jacksonville Jaguars Richard Collier Paralyzed, Left Leg Amputated.

Jacksonville Jaguars offensive tackle Richard Collier has been left paralyzed from the waist down, the result of a gunshot wounds from a robbery attempt earlier this month.

Collier’s left leg was also amputated.

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NFL Sunday Week 4: Brett Favre Throws for Six, Terrell Owens Keeps Talking….

Posted in Blogroll, Ernie Johnson on September 29th, 2008 by Mizzo

(AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

jason-campbelljim-zorn NFL Sunday Week 4: Brett Favre Throws for Six, Terrell Owens Keeps Talking....

Sup with your boy TO D? I know he’s a beast but he’s gotta keep it together when he feels he’s not utilized properly. Did anyone see the look on his face when he sat alone on the sideline? TO, you are three and one. Quit crying and catch one of the 17 passes Romo threw your way. Didn’t you run the ball twice? They are trying to get you the ball.

Chill brotha chill.

Andy Reid is going to hear it in Philly this week. What was he thinking running three straight times on the goal line even though he has Donovan McNabb under center? I know Donovan is hurt, but he’s a big dude Andy. Run the sneak!

Brett Favre throws for six tds. Damn dude. You sure know how to keep your name on the front page huh?

Kurt Warner cannot throw that hospital ball at that point in the game. He’s lucky Anquan is going to be alright. Gaston if you do that, you better run like I’m chasin’ you.

Tennessee is for real. Do not sleep on the defense or Albert Haynesworth and that front four will make sure you don’t wake up.

New Orleans has a prolific offense, but it seems like the offenses they play against are as well.

Here’s the scores. Ron Glover will write the recap next week. I’m just a sub.

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Ron Glover’s NFL Predictions: Week 4

Posted in Blogroll on September 27th, 2008 by Ron Glover

001303219 Ron Glovers NFL Predictions: Week 4

I’m gonna deem this as Throwback Weekend in the NFL to honor our game of the week and one of the NFL’s most bitter rivalries. The Washington Redskins visit Texas stadium for the final time to take on the Dallas Cowboys. Other throwback games with a little less flair include: Browns v. Bengals, Raiders v. Chargers, and Chiefs v. Broncos.

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Transcript of 2008 Presidential Debate Between Barack Obama and John McCain

Posted in Blogroll on September 27th, 2008 by Mizzo

debate Transcript of 2008 Presidential Debate Between Barack Obama and John McCain

John McCain never once looked Barack Obama’s way. Surprised?

What were your thoughts on the debate? What is John McCain hiding under that rough maverick exterior that he seemed as if he was a tax spending world away? Who was he speaking to? The public? The press?

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Friday Fire: Is Black Sports Writing Gone Forever?

Posted in Blogroll on September 26th, 2008 by Mizzo

calvin_jacox_web Friday Fire: Is Black Sports Writing Gone Forever? Click on the pic to find out who this great man was.

Coming on the heels of Cole Wiley’s interview and speaking with many journalists on the subject, one has to wonder if the Black voice is dead in the context of sports writing. I could write 10,000 words on the subject obviously, but a discussion here should have a similar impact.

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Jaquizz Rodgers and Oregon State Rock Shock #1 USC

Posted in Blogroll on September 26th, 2008 by Mizzo

(AP Photo/Steve Slocum)

quizz Jaquizz Rodgers and Oregon State Rock Shock #1 USC Before I went to work last night, I happened across the number one ranked USC Trojans. James McKnight is a monster, so I kept the game on even though I wanted to see what was going on with Washington Mutual (DOW has dropped a moderate 115 points after a half hour of trading).

Man, who the hell is that little dude punching USC in the mouth with Pop’s fist?

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Ralph Wiley’s Light Touches the Son: The Interview With Cole Wiley Part II

Posted in Blogroll, Kenny Smith on September 25th, 2008 by Mizzo

For Part II of Cole’s interview the focus shifts back and forth between writing and film making. There is one issue I wanted film-reel Ralph Wiley’s Light Touches the Son: The Interview With Cole Wiley Part IIto help clear up between Cole and Scoop Jackson. I hope you put both of their words in their proper perspective without prejudice. Cole also speaks about the difficulties of mastering the art of script, and wonders why so many are quick to call themselves writers. As Cole and Scoop ask, where’s the hard work to put yourself in such a category? Cole is very eloquent, talented and also ambitious enough to inspire everyone. There’s no question in my mind Cole Wiley will be a force in film making for years to come. We should all be proud.

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