Were going to the olemiss game today.. Should be a great game.. Seems like all the games I've watched on TV have just been blow outs.. Anyone else watching any games live today?

http://scores.espn.go.com/ncf/preview?gameId=302470145

I'm counting the mins down till kick off!!! Come on olemiss & Tampa Bay!! What collages teams do u all like?

Specifically UFC. I don't think I've ever heard anybody refer to it on here so I'm just wondering who watches since I'm sure someone does. Just got done watching the Lesner/ Carwin fight. Shit was fucking intense for the first round where Carwin was fucking dominating and Lesner was eating those lunchbox fists of his; fuck Lesner there's no reason he should have won that fight /butthurt.

And yeah, I do like something other than anime. I'm just as surprised as you are.

I think the lakers will win it all.GO LAKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I must say I'm really tired of hearing about him 24/7.. And his sex scandal..

Anyone looking to do a bracket? I've yet to set on up but I'm thinking about it.. Round one starts march 18th!!!

Who all is watching and keeping up?? I've watched a amount of game., Including the beat down of N.C Sounds off everyone!!

One the best hockey games I've ever watched., Even tho the USA lost I would replay this game., Who all watched the game?

Has anyone been watching the games?
I've watched a few games I enjoyed what I've seen.

Dose anyone get into it?? I really enjoy it., try to attend as many games as I can.,
Season will be starting up soon., Can't wait.,

Hotty Toddy.,

Yes, yes. It's that time again, Children. ALL I WANNA KNOW IS, WHERE IS YOUR ALLEGIANCE?!

I'm personally for the Saints. I met the people in Indy.. those people are douchers. Outside of that, they're a decent team, I guess.

Tebow crying on HD is Priceless... ROLLTIDE!!!!!!!!!!

Were in the meat of the season.. and its so much better then pro!!! even tho I watch the hell out pro.. Then agian I watch it all but for nascar..

Back in July, South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier admitted it was his school that voted for Mississippi quarterback Jevan Snead on the preseason all-SEC team instead of the obvious choice in Florida's Tim Tebow.

While the decision seemed shocking at the time, Snead is proving to be a worthy selection.

Boasting the program's highest ranking in nearly 40 years, Snead and the fourth-ranked Rebels look to continue their strong start and open conference play with a victory for the first time in six years Thursday night against Spurrier's Gamecocks.

Mississippi (2-0) has a short week to get ready for its SEC opener after defeating Southeastern Louisiana 52-6 on Saturday. The victory came after the team spent its bye week recovering from a case of the swine flu that affected more than a third of the roster.

Although they were at less than full strength, the Rebels amassed 500 yards of offense to win their eighth straight, their longest run since winning 10 in a row in 1971-72.

Snead's play has been instrumental to the school's winning streak.

The junior threw for 209 yards and three touchdowns against the Lions, extending his school record to eight straight games with multiple scoring passes. The prolific passer threw for 16 passes and two interceptions in his final six games of 2008, and evidently won the respect of the South Carolina football program over the summer.

Despite leading Florida to the national title last season and winning the Heisman Trophy in 2007, Tebow wasn't a unanimous selection by the coaches for the preseason All-SEC quarterback. Snead received the only other vote.

The question of which coach didn't vote for Tebow was a major controversy at the SEC media day until Spurrier admitted that his director of football operations filled out the ballot in his stead and voted for Snead.

While Tebow and the Gators are off to a strong start, Snead has helped lead Mississippi to its highest position in the poll since it was also ranked fourth in 1970.

Snead has five TD passes through the first two games of the season, and coach Houston Nutt believes he should have tallied a few more Saturday had his receivers not dropped so many passes.

"Jevan really came on (Saturday)." Nutt said. "I felt that he could have had five or six touchdown passes. He threw the ball very accurately."

Snead now tries to help the Rebels avenge last season's 31-24 loss to South Carolina and lead them to their first victory in a SEC opener since a 24-21 win over Vanderbilt in 2003.

If the defense continues its stellar play, this shouldn't be too difficult.

Mississippi, which expects to have star defensive end Greg Hardy (sprained left ankle) back this week, forced five turnovers Saturday and stopped Southeastern Louisiana on all 14 third-down attempts.

"Defensively you have to prove it every day," free safety Kendrick Lewis said. "What we did tonight doesn't mean anything at South Carolina."

The Gamecocks (2-1, 0-1) are coming off their best offensive game of the season, but they haven't faced a defense as talented as Mississippi's.

South Carolina compiled 516 total yards in Saturday's 38-16 win over Florida Atlantic. The Gamecocks led 17-16 at half, but scored on three straight possessions in the second half to break open the game.

South Carolina's running game finally got on track, racking up 287 yards against the Owls after rushing for 222 in the first two games combined.

The discovery of a running game meant quarterback Stephen Garcia didn't have to match the 53 passes and 313 yards he had in a 41-37 loss to then-No. 21 Georgia on Sept. 12.

"We run the ball like that, we're going to be pretty tough to beat," said Garcia, who completed 20 of 27 passes for 222 yards, throwing for one touchdown and running for another.

It likely won't be that easy to move the ball on the ground against a Mississippi team that limited Southeastern Louisiana to 86 rushing yards on 30 attempts.

"Things are going to get a lot tougher," running back Brian Maddox said.

http://espn.go.com/ncf/preview?gameId=292672579

What game are you all watching today???
Posted watching Cowboys(Boo) and my TAMPA BAY BUCS!!

http://www.olemisssports.com/ViewArticle.d...;DB_OEM_ID=2600



Its going to be a hell of a good time

Who do u like???

I'm a OLE MISS and BUCS fan.

And football is my crack!!!

Today is my first day. Training in BJJ. After I get a good base in that I might do some Muay Thai for some experience in stand up fighting. I really have no intentions to compete hardcore or anything. I'm just doing this to learn self defense, get more fit, and fun of course!



Here's a pic of me getting warmed up:

I'm not sure if anyone watches pro basketball here.. SOMEONE has to, right?

Well the Magic have come a long way (defeating the Cavs, who have LeBron, the MVP, and had the best record in the NBA) to face the Lakers, who are in the Finals again for the 30th time.

I should have made this thread earlier but I forgot because Game 1 was already played last night. The Lakers put a beatdown on the Magic, but the Magic are better than that.

So currently, the series is: Lakers 1-0 Magic. Who do you think will win?

I'm a Lakers fan so it's obvious who I'll choose

For those that don't know, it's Best of 7 by the way. Format is LA, LA, Orlando, Orlando, Orlando, LA, LA.

My prediction is Lakers 4-2.

Anyone keep up with collage baseball?? I sure do!!! We played and beat Virginia the Supers beat them in the bottom of the 12th!!

Anyone else been following the champions league? What do you think about Man U, Barcelona final?

I considered putting this somewhere else, since it isn't really about the sport of the race itself. In the end, I decided that the locker room was still the best place for it. Normally I have no interest in running, especially not marathons. Nor am I particularly interested in who wins. It takes a special kind of person to run 26 miles in a little over 2 hours.....hell, what am I saying. Who cares what the time is, right? It's 26 freaking miles. I probably don't walk that far in a month. Still, this little tidbit was of particular interest to me.


With full packs and in boots,
members of the U.S. Army cross
the finish line of the 113th Boston
Marathon in Boston Monday, April 20, 2009.


Oh, and their time?:

3 Hours 31 Minutes 41 Seconds

Well, I have to admit, I love MMA. I watched UFC 5 first way back when in the hey day. I remember sitting around with a bunch of friends amazed at the brutality of it all. Then, I watched highlights of Royce Gracie, a 170 lbs twig submit these huge guys. He took on Ken Shamrock to a long boring draw. Didn't understand BJJ or ground game.

Then, the UFC when underground and was largely unaccessible. Out of the blue, changing channels, I flipped through and was casually re-introduced to MMA from TUF 1. Since then, I have been following it. I even spent a bit training it (if I had more time I would totally train regularly).

I used to be part of Clan GIS but left and spend most of my time lurking around in Sherdog.com forums.

So, who else is interested in MMA?

I know I'm not the only one that's seen this. My personal favorite is the middleweights.. always a good fight there. What do you guys think?

I sure the hell will be will you??

Football season is over after next weekend. What a sad, sad day. Nothing really until the draft in April, and then a few more long months until it starts up again.

Soooo, who's it gonna be?

I believe Pittsburgh will win, but I will be rooting for Arizona. The Stealers have enough rings.

Suck comeplete ass way to fuck up the biggest call of their horrible reffing season

I'll be doing some Grilling out.,
I'm having some people over for the game.,
Thinking about working a keg... not sure on that yet,,

What are you all doing???

So does anyone watch Nascar?