@lisa: Haha, yeah. Sports talk radio has gotten ridiculous here, even by sports talk radio standards. Just put the poor man out of his misery.

@lisa: Wow - well, congrats!

@TracyHamandEggs!: Yes - as long as Paul Maguire is still allowed in a broadcast booth, Jesse Palmer will be miles better than the worst in his field.

@lisa: Hello there! My prediction is 24-16, UGA. I think UT actually presents a lot of matchup problems for us, but the combination of our bye week and the Vols' quarterback situation gives us the edge, I think.

@TracyHamandEggs!: Agreed. And I can even add "being a former Gator" to the reasons not to like the guy.

Clemson's Tommy Bowden waited until after losing on national TV before announcing he would start Willy Korn next week.

I don't want to go on a date with anyone for whom the term "Red River" may apply.

So, I realize I'm late to the whole "watching the MLB playoffs" party....but Bon Jovi? Really? Really?!

@FirstDerivative: +1. Brilliant.

I once wrote Charlotte Observer columnist Tom Sorensen a thoughtlessly cruel email prior to the 2003 NFC Championship game against Carolina.

@Bobby_Big_Wheel: @lisa: Yeah, I heard that last night and thought, "Georgia fans have been making that joke about Tennessee for years."

@MarkKelsosMigraine: I'm sure their prom concluded with The Last Waltz.

Needs more Lauren Bowden.

What, no link to the Wake Forest preview?

"Michael Vick is saying, 'I went to jail for what?'" - Chris Rock

@THEGINOCIMOLICONSPIRACY: +1, though you forgot the "(wink)"

When asked which of the Village People was his favorite, Brady motioned toward the policeman character and said, "that one".

When asked to comment, Holyfield replied, "Those seven baby mommas aren't going to support themselves."

A bunch of girls sitting around, eating preztels and watching another girl get a bikini wax - looks like my kinda party.

10. Vanderbilt beat Auburn for the first time since 1955 on Saturday.