Stewart Mandel is the best college football writer out there though.

It's college football people— Stew Mandel, Bruch Feldman, Clay Travis — happen to be more intelligent and insightful than those anywhere else.

My wife's not a nag and I'm not a lazy dolt, but I can still relate to this commercial. Love of college football causes it, but it starts when the season starts and ends when the season ends.

I can see how someone might not like football generally, but if you like the NFL and hate college football, you're probably trashy and you certainly have poor taste.

I'm actually looking forward to FoxSports1's college coverage. Steward Mandel, Bruce Feldman, Clay Travis — those guys are much better than anything ESPN has to offer.

Gamblers sometimes refer to any team they take as "my team" during that particular game.

That's a pretty weak criticism. He doesn't operate this website and didn't write the article.

He's had a bad series or two. It happens when you've gone to the Finals five times.

Bosh, Leonard, Dirk, Dragic all had a higher true shooting percentage than Love last year.

Dirk, bosh, LeBron, Leonard, Durant, Dragic, Lee — all those guys shoot plenty of outside shots; all shot at least 5 percent higher than Love. 179 guys shot a higher percentage than Love. He is not an efficient scorer.

My point is simply that parents don't have a license to do anything they want without criticism. There may or may not be a good excuse for how she and her child acted, but giving every parent a free pass for every dick move simply because they might have a legitimate excuse would be ridiculous.

Why can't you criticize someone for something like this? It's not okay to take your child somewhere, ignore him when he throws a tantrum, and then yell at someone when they comment on it.

Wade wasn't the same Wade the last two years, but let's not get carried away either. He played a large part in shutting down George through much of the ECF before looking limp in the Finals.

Wade wasn't the Wade we've been accustomed to the last two years. Was that change temporary or permanent? No reason to argue because we'll find out next year. IMO it's more likely to be temporary. He's only 32 and we've seen guys come back from short slumps at that age.

The reason this argument is wrong: we saw Bosh in the same situation. He was the only guy on Toronto. He was 20+ and 10, and he actually got his team to the playoffs. And you can't blame that on the conference either, because Toronto was a 3 or 4 seed.

You do realize that playing on a lousy team increase your scoring and rebounding numbers? Bosh was a 20+ and 10 guy in Toronto, and he shot a much higher percentage.

45 percent is good for a big man? Do you know anything about basketball? Did Webber, Wallace, Garnett, Duncan, etc. ever shoot below 46 percent?

Not at all. Look it up basketball-reference.com

Come on, man, everybody knows that was all Wade. Even without Shaq, he made the second round of the playoffs as a rookie when his second best player was Lamar Odom.

Love has never shot above 46 percent. Wade and Bosh shoot over 50 percent, and they play defense.