Mike in Horseheads

Sports Challenge was a great show and as a kid I looked forward to it every week. RIP Dick.

School is out for the Christmas break, it should be no problem.

Suggestion...make them so we can see who voted for who, its one of the options.

Are you referring to The Gaylord Hotel or the Grapevine Mall?

All kinds of land here !

Since Malls are being torn down at record rates because they are vacant why in the world would you want to be in a complex with one? Better off having the Seneca's build a Hotel Casino.

Horseheads

Jets or Bungals. Panthers were the better team, too bad TT couldn't throw a decent pass to Zay

What does Mark Brunnell have to do with the Bills?

Maybe its the first step towards a retro fit

I'll never get these kids why they narc them out and 14 must be his socks were wore out

Hes going "fishing'" Mrs Fergy won't be going

Maybe when he goes back to college to run that offense he can take a few class's and up that Wonderlic score from 15

Logan Thomas is the secret weapon QB

Leroi was a phony too

HAHAHAHAHA... I think I had to bang on the window the last time I came through to wake her up

Detroit style

The Kirk Cousins "tie" to Buffalo is a Niagara Falls tie a friend gave him

TMZ Sports‏Verified account @TMZ_Sports 29s29 seconds ago Jose Canseco: I've Been Molested By Women, Never Complained' HAHAHAHAHA

Wayne you just don't give up do you? Go support who you like and stop with the BS here

Ya winning sucks with your 3 string QB in a blizzard

I've been using many algorithms, talked to people at MIT and came to the conclusion that 0-4, 1-3, 2-2 and 4-0 are also possible. When you throw in what it does to draft position under each scenario and of course comp picks I will let you know what the Commador 64 spits out. But I should warn you, it not always accurate Last year

Cough cough and beat UB

I'd say he's candid, not the smartest thing to do though in WNY with cracks like that.

The Clippers, however, nearly moved to Anaheim permanently in time for the 1996–97 season, but according to a Los Angeles Times article published in June 1996,[17] owner Donald Sterling turned down a deal that would have paid the team $95 million over 12 years. Odgen Corporation, who at the time managed the Pond, and the city of Anaheim offered the Clippers a multi-tiered deal that would have included upwards of $33 million paid to the team over the first six years of their Pond agreement, plus other monies allocated towards new locker rooms, team offices, and a practice facility. In another related Times article,[18] Odgen and Sterling were in talks to have the management company take care of the Clippers' day-to-day operations for a $4 million a year fee. Also at the time, the Walt Disney Company, owners of the Ducks and Anaheim Angels baseball team during that period, were pursuing at least a partial ownership of the Clippers, with the key element being that its game telecasts would be part of a planned ESPN regional network for Southern California. However, as the planned ESPN West network never came to reality, all three teams had continued to maintain broadcast partnerships with Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket.