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As it should be.

It just dawned on me that former UB player Trevor Scott was on the field for the Raiders today. The stats indicate that he had one special team tackle. I watched the game but totally forgot to look for him. Did anyone else happen to remember that he was out there? I wonder how he felt "coming home?"

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writ...k3.snaps/1.html

I think UB gave Missouri a tougher game then they had all year. I certainly didn't expect the Bulls to win, and I'm pretty happy that they covered and held Missouri to their lowest point total of the year.

This guy has been doing great stuff for years.

Amen.

AAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!! MY EYES!!! MY EYES!!!

Little Chan Li looked down dejectedly as he realized that choosing books to sit on rather than his high chair had cost him a wonderful opportunity.

During the strike in 1987, the Bills practiced on the turf field at UB's Amherst Campus. I was over there watching, and when practice was over, all the players started leaving the field. I approached both Bruce and big Pete, and was soundly rebuffed by both (more like pushed aside). Jim, of course, was great and signed many autographs that afternoon. I do have in my possession a rather wonderful photo of Bruce sacking Danny boy...and it's autographed by both.

I saw that the Bulls are 112 point underdogs this week... Well, 33 points anyway. Sheesh.

Wow...Phil Simms just reminded me of Max Headroom.

How great was that?! I laughed my ass off.

Thank's for this post. He really was the unsung strength of the band.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZGRtUeYTU8

Me too. I am so happy that I was able to see Rick play with David Gilmour on his tour two years ago.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/eu_britain_pink_floyd

Good job guys! Now I hope the ratings supported the move so that you don't have to deal with that silliness again.

Huh?

I can't stand Shanahan...but I do give him major props for not even hesitating to go for it.

Because it will shut up all the jackass Jets fan and New York City media who all this past week were giving the division to the Jets, without even a mention that there might be another team that could have something to say about it. These idiots were predicting a Jets blowout and an easy win of the division...and this includes the media. Amazing. We can't get to the Pats and Jets games fast enough for me.

It's just a shame that on one of the most amazing plays in recent memory we're subject to possibly one of the worst calls ever. Pitts sounded like he was calling a one yard run up the middle.

This is important, and it can be attributed in part to the fact that Albany and NYC are only about 150 miles apart, whereas Albany and Buffalo are about 290 miles apart...big difference. And for what its worth, Boston is only a little farther away from Albany than NYC (about 170 miles).

While the o-line wasn't great, I thought Richard did a pretty good job. I did think that Peyton looked off all night...and don't attribute that to the o-line.

Boo-!@#$ing-hoo.