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He's also been great on Sirius. I've heard him with Kannell before and Mark Packer as well. They've both said really nice things about the job he's done. You nailed it with this one, @swampsting

I just joined Learned League this season. I'm thoroughly enjoying it but just wondered if any of you also are in.

I've seen that cover somewhere before! ;) I gave my brother a signed copy for his birthday that year.

JeT was a dynamic runner, but he also had a propensity to take a huge negative play when trying to make something out of nothing. The thing that impresses me most about TM is he takes what is there, he doesn't rack up those hugely negative plays that can kill a drive. I pretty much agree with...

I agree, and I REALLY liked Jeune but I think the four you listed have a higher ceiling.

Bingo!

I never understood why Matt Rhule took the Baylor job, I thought he could've gotten a much better P5 job. I think he out-coached Willie (More Beans Mr.) Taggart over the same period but Taggart for some reason was the hotter commodity. So you could be right, although Baylor will still owe...

On this we definitely agree my friend. It's not my favorite paper; I think it's just habit that we still get it in our office. I read the Financial Times closer, but that also has to do with my line of work.

Braine made so many poor decisions you have to wonder if they were on purpose sometimes.

I wouldn't conflate shoddy journalism (in this case) or anti-Trump with left leaning. One can certainly disagree with our president but espouse conservative values. Karl Rove is not the biggest Trump fan, and I don't think anyone would classify him as liberal, and he's on the staff (writes a...

Plus, from what I heard on the radio today, it needs major refurbishment. City of LA probably needs the cash to do it.

Fair enough, I get your point. I don't think he's been the disaster that the Schumers (gag) of the world painted him out to be, but he isn't nearly as great as he thinks he is. TBH, I really hate both parties at this point.

OK, guess I'm an idiot. Whatevs.

OK, that's funny, but why is it non-relevant? It's not 50% of the country, it's 46% of 60% of voters. And look at it, DT barely beats W from the 2004 election (if that were a real election, I doubt he does beat W). Before anyone paints me in a corner, I thought that last election was a choice...

I'm curious as to why you say that. I read the WSJ nearly every day and it doesn't shade that way to me. It's the same owner as Fox News.

FWIW, about 27.5% of the country voted for him. ~46% of 60%. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_presidential_elections_by_popular_vote_margin

He's already graduated (communications http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000885182/article/clemson-dl-christian-wilkins-turns-tragedy-into-triumph), which makes it even stranger that a first-rounder would come back.

+1million

I sure hope so!!!

It would be for Saban. I heard on the radio the other day that he's 11-0 vs. his ex-assistants.