The Patriot League is more popular than the Patriot Act, but not by much.

Great.

Hah.

If not for that "abortion of a second quarter" this game could have been much more compelling. It was shaping up as a real down-to-the-wire affair, with the crowd hanging on the edge of its collective seat. A real coathanger.

+1

A crime has been committed here, and a serious one at that. Ignoring good judgement for a quick joke is all well and fine until you get caught, and by publishing the evidence, you've essentially sealed the case and delivered the verdict.

+1

Talk about burying the lede. THE COACHES OF THE NINERS AND RAVENS ARE BROTHERS, DUMMIES. RAY LEWIS.

Plus-one on behalf of Marshawn Lynch.

The way I see it - he's clearly doubting his knee. If he gets on the floor this year he'll at least be able to confront those doubts. If not, what will his mental readiness be for next season's opening game? Maybe better, maybe worse. Either way, the Bulls' "right on schedule" talk was, at the very least, a foolish…

I agree with that last bit. I'm starting to think Derrick never expected to play this year, or maybe his rehab process removed him so far from the team that playing in an actual game seemed so far-off, and even if his knee is supposedly good to go, his mind isn't.

Yes.

+1

Ron Santo's legs.

At some point, he's going to have to get over that mental hump

John Rocker:Whoooaaaa there, hold on. I never said anything about being anti-Semitic. They can come to this bar anytime!

+1

Reporter: Nate, who taught you how to take misguided shots, ignore wide open teammates, and cost your team a chance at victory?

Oh dear, +1

Nate's fantasy of wearing Yeezys on the court turned out to be pretty dark and twisted, huh?