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Archive for the “Sports” CategoryIf the Colts win today and the Jets win tomorrow, they meet next Sunday. How ironic would it be if the Colts, who gave away a win to the Jets on Dec. 27th play them next week, and get beaten?
I have not done this all year, but with 16 games today I thought I’d give it a whirl. Sad, but true. AT&T doesn’t want Tiger on their map. We’re willing to help, and have sent an offer to Woods’ to replace AT&T.
Some people may think the AWB stands for something entirely different. We’re just saying.. Call it what you will.
You can be a namby-pamby and tell me it’s all about preserving the team for the playoffs, but we all know that’s a load of crap. This isn’t little league. You play to win. Manning was unapologetic after the game. Of course he was, he’s the de facto leader of the team. That didn’t matter yesterday. His comments also didn’t erase the expression we all saw on his face and the other starters as they watched Painter and the bench warmers hand a victory to the Jets. Colts’ fans are feeling remorse, betrayal, anger and sorrow. Can you imagine being a rabid fan and plunking down $200-$500 or more per seat for the game yesterday? Greatness is defined by effort. The 2007 Patriots and the 2009 Saints had leaders that weren’t all about the endgame. They went for it. They wanted Don Shula’s and the Dolphins place in history. We Many are blaming Caldwell, but the blame really needs to be placed with Colts president Bill Polian. Polian acts like a nervous cow with a bucktooth calf every time we’ve cinch a playoff slot. We had a shot at the most elusive mark in pro football history. Polian handed us a skidmark. Tags: Bill Polian, Jim Caldwell, Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts, Tony DungyUpdated: From HotAir.com
Okay Ben, where’s your retraction? I’m thinking a glass of ice water in hell before we see that. ~~ End update ~~ Yesterday Smith proved he’s an uninformed know-it-all in his childish diatribe about Rush Limabugh. Tags: Ben Smith, George Soros, NFL, Rush Limbaugh, St Louis Rams
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Not for tender ears. Green Bay 37 at Detroit 26 (3.5) NY Jets 3 (13.5) at Dallas 34 Indianapolis 31 at Atlanta 13 (11.5)
New Orleans 31 at Carolina 6 (2.5) Denver 34 (1.5) at Chicago 37 Tennessee 6 at Cincinnati 35 (1) Houston 17 (3.5) at Cleveland 27 Buffalo 14 (7.5) at Jacksonville 36 Oakland 20 (5.5) at Kansas City 17 Minnesota 41 (7.5) at NY Giants 17 Seattle 24 at St Louis 19 (2.5)Â Washington 13 (2.5) at Tampa Bay 19 San Francisco 37 (9.5) at Arizona 31 Baltimore 14 (8.5) at San Diego 32 Philadelphia 28 (20.5) at New England 31 Miami (15.5) at Pittsburgh Posted by Lucy |
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In Tony Dungy style the Indianapolis Colts’ head coach Jim Caldwell played the part of nanny and snatched away a victory from Colts’ fans, while handing an undeserved shot at the playoffs to the Jets. Dungy sat starters every time we saw the light at the end of the tunnel, but only made it into the Super Bowl once.
After 56 years, Bob Chase, sports director of WOWO radio announced he’s retiring. His last broadcast will be a week from today. Bob and his wife plan on traveling the country in their RV. He plans to continue to be the voice of the Fort Wayne Komets.

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