The Free Press is really good at getting things wrong. There was this gem after the Lions won a game. It's not the first headline like this I've seen them have, either:

Man, what's her problem?

He'd be a good fit for a contender that needs defending only if the situation came with a coach who could convince him to just stop shooting jumpers.

Yep. It was a good call, but these things happen when a QB slides late. I doubt there was any bad intent.

Not to mention Drew Sharpe.

But remember, New York City in general and Madison Square Garden in particular are basketball mecca because.... umm.... hang on... hmm....

You guys are both nuts.

It was all quiet dignity after Super Bowl XL.

4 on 5 defensive scheme? Doesn't that just mean Carl Landry's on the court?

They should combine forces with Kirk Cameron's Birthday and create the saddest party ever.

Too bad SVG the GM is Joe Dumars bad.

They're also right, though. In the context of soft drinks, soda is an adjective meaning carbonated. Pop is the name of the beverage. Calling it soda is like calling carbonated water "a glass of carbonated."

In the context of carbonated beverages, soda is an adjective and pop is a noun. It makes no sense to call it soda. None, goddammit.

I'm not saying anyone is arguing it's the wrong call, just that so many people feel bad for this doofus.

As someone who has lived in both states, I can assure you, it does not.

LOL... yeah, you're probably right.

Maybe I'm underestimating (or overestimating?) Hoke on this, but his reaction to the concussion thing struck me more as somebody who's incredibly stupid rather than indecent.

Just looked on MGoBlog, and Michigan fans actually feel bad for the guy.

Although low on the list, Blitzen did give us one of the better band names out there - Blitzen Trapper.