BRH

Gregg Williams could make a lot of money off a deal like that!

Don't forget our great punt returner/all-pro CB fumbled our first possession away before Drew even stepped on the field. I suppose that was Drew's fault too.

Since there is almost no way UB is going to get an at-large tourney bid without winning the MAC tourney, I'm not all that concerned about their intradivisional record. That kind of thing is more important to the Villanovas and the NC States of the world. Just hope UB is firing on all cylinders by the time the MAC tourney rolls around. Go Bulls!

Now this hits the nail on the head. Some of the same Belichick ballwashers who can't stop talking about the Patriots' "team concept" are all too willing to say it's all Drew's fault in Buffalo.

I hope someday Freddie gets the chance to show what he can do as a #1 receiver, just like Alvin Harper and Peerless Price did.

Man this cracked me up: that's the first time I've ever seen someone say "The reason I blew goats in that game is because somebody else on my team is better than me."

Thanks for the tip! I just downloaded the 1977 Cornell show and am playing it through the headphones at work. "I can tell the queen of diamonds by the way she shines..."

That Broncos game was 20 points in 77 seconds! And it was 1990 too. So was the Jets MNF game (Thurman ran for 214 in that one).

Thanks for clarifying, BB. That's what I was trying to say, but you said it better. I used to drive past it on the drive to college in NJ whenever I had the time to take 96 instead of 90 to 81. Wasn't there some kind of "Women's Peace Encampment," a hippie house of sorts, in Romulus right on the outskirts of the base?

This is a better Shaud interview

That, if I'm not mistaken, was a Sunday Night game. Bills were down 24-14 in the fourth quarter when all hell broke loose and they scored 24 unanswered to win. I remember JD Williams returning a blocked punt for a TD and Kirby Jackson making a big pick as well. That was back in the good old days when we never really LOST a game; we just ran out of time in the end.

That was closed about ten years ago. The official line was that there were no missiles there. Friends of mine who served down there said different.

Holy sh--, I forgot all about that smartyjoneswinsthetriplecrown.com fiasco. Took me a minute to figure out what you guys were talking about.

"You're a -- " "LEAN, MEAN, FIGHTING MACHINE!! I'LL DO IT!!!!!"

Yeah, the Orange Bowl halftime with Ashlee Simpson was SO much better.

You can find the full "web-only censorship hearing," featuring footage that Fox rejected, by going to www.bobparsons.com. Apparently after the first ad aired, the NFL told Fox to pull GoDaddy's second ad.

This is actually a very well-written post... for a nine-year-old who rides the short bus. Bruschi in the Hall of Fame? I bet even HE would laugh at that. Harrison, Milloy, Law and Washington have no chance. It's way, WAY too early to tell for Seymour. Vinatieri, maybe, but he still needs to hang around another ten years and put up the career numbers. Odds are very good that in 25 years we'll go to Canton and see Belichick and Brady in the Hall. That's it.

:I starred in Brokeback Mountain: the Patriots

I'm not either, but the whole discussion is moot if a ref blew his whistle after Harrison hit the ground, which could very well have happened.

I thought the feet-first rule applies only to quarterbacks.

WTF, Wegmans doesn't do this anymore? I used to work in the Penfield Wegmans' bakery during high school and I always had to make weck rolls.

Actually, four of the last six SBs have been pretty damn close -- the three Pats luckfests, and the Rams stopping the Titans a yard short of the win. The only blowouts were the Bucs over the Raiders and the Ravens over the Giants. Once upon a time there were blowouts just about every year. In fact, if I recall right, after the Steelers beat the Cowboys 35-31 in XIII, the only single-digit-spread SBs until XXXIV (Rams-Titans) were the two Niners-Bengals games and the Bills-Giants game.

To actually answer your question (altho a little late), I do bake them first and then fry 'em. Always good to make sure the meat's actually cooked!

Most Patriots "fans" these days will tell you that New England is 2-0 all-time in Super Bowls.