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LSU, SEC Shine in Draft

What an exciting weekend its been for football, especially if you are a fan of the following: LSU, the SEC, and the New England Patriots (not a fan personally). As you are all aware, LSU had not only the first pick of the draft with JaMarc but another top 10 pick with LaRon “Dirty 30″ Landry and two more first rounders, Dwayne Bowe and Buster Davis. Four first rounders more than any school this year. Did I mention that both of LSU’s recievers went before USC’s Jarrett and Smith, oh by the way, USC had lets count them…ZERO first rounders. Periennial powerhouse or periennial hypemachine, we’ll see at the 2008 National Championship when Flynn and company rip Pete Carroll a new one. But that’s getting ahead of myself.

The SEC did pretty well in the first round also with 11 players taken. Thats over a third of the first round picks coming from the SEC. Why does the SEC get doubted every year? I’ve studied statistics enough to know when you have a two National Champions in the last 5 years, some of the best teams in college football, and the more players than any other conference going in the first round; then it is definitely something that you do not doubt. But that is the life of an SEC fan and a southerner, never enough credit where credit is due.

Oh yeah and by the way, the Patriots got Dante Stallworth and Randy Moss. Whose gonna win in the Brady-Manning Bowl this year? Only 5 months till kickoff!!!

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PacMan Jones Isn’t a Criminal, Just a Spitter

The following were taken from Espn.com. These have occured since Pac Man Jones got drafted to the Titans.

July 13, 2005: Two weeks before training camp is scheduled to begin, Jones is arrested by Nashville police at Titans headquarters. He is charged with assault and felony vandalism stemming from a nightclub altercation.

Sept. 5, 2005: Six days before the season opener at Pittsburgh, Jones attends the annual Nashville Sports Council Kickoff Luncheon. Later, Jones has a loud, verbal tantrum when told he must wait in line for his vehicle, according to witnesses. He does not pay for valet service.

Oct. 25, 2005: Five days before the eighth game of the season, it is alleged by the state of West Virginia that Jones has violated the terms of his probation, going back to a suspended sentence after a barroom brawl during his freshman year at college. A judge extends his probation 90 days.

Feb. 6, 2006: Jones is arrested in Fayetteville, Ga., and charged with possession of marijuana. He is handcuffed after throwing a punch at an officer, according to police, and charged with a felony count of obstruction and two misdemeanors of obstructing police. The drug charge is dismissed in January 2007, although his mother Deborah and a friend, Marcus Bowens, are convicted of possession of marijuana. Jones will appear in court later this month to face the obstruction charges.

How do you let your mom take the rap for you bro? I mean, its your MOM!

March 23, 2006: A Fayette County drug task force SWAT team serves a search warrant at the Georgia home Jones bought for his mother. When Jones steps out of his Corvette, a drug investigator notices that the car reeks of marijuana. Jones admits to police he has been smoking and that it will be several weeks before he is able to pass a drug test.

April 18, 2006: According to Nashville police, who cite surveillance camera footage, Jones is one of 12 people gathered at a gas station when a fight breaks out and gunshots are fired.

Haven’t you seen any action movie? You know that guns and gas stations don’t mix. Are you trying to send us to DEFCON 1?

Aug. 25, 2006: Jones is arrested in Murfreesboro, Tenn., for disorderly conduct and public intoxication. At the Sweetwater Saloon, he is accused of assault by Toya Garth, who says Jones spit in her face and she spit back. A judge sentences Jones six months probation provided he stays out of further trouble.

Oct. 26, 2006: Jones is cited for misdemeanor assault at Club Mystic, a Nashville nightclub, where he allegedly spits in the face of a female college student. He is suspended for one game by the Titans, on Nov. 5 at Jacksonville.

Okay so the first spitting incident, I’ll let that one slide, but you must have had some serious saliva build up to be spitting on two girls within a few months time.

Feb. 19, 2007: Jones is present when an early morning brawl breaks out at Minxx Gentlemen’s Club in Las Vegas. Three people are shot. Club co-owner Robert Susnar claims the shooter — still at large — acted on Jones’ behalf. Jones denies this. No charges have been brought against Jones.

There is not much I can say to this but…Make it RAIN PacMan!

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Dwayne Bowe: Top Reciever and Prose Master

LSU star reciever Dwayne Bowe had this to say regarding his prepartion for the next level:

When you’ve got to work hard every day just to be the best [wide receiver] on your team, let alone one of the best in the draft, that naturally makes you a better player,” said Bowe, whose strength and size help compensate for modest speed. “There is a certain degree of pride involved. One guy battling another. And I think, when we all move outside our own teams, and we’re trying to be king of the mountain and not just the king of the hill in our own backyard, it carries over. No one wants to be a second banana. That’s just the nature of the beast at the position.

Not only a solid reciever but commander of idiomatic expressions.

GO GET’EM TIGER and remember to “never count your chickens before they hatch” or you might “end up shit’s creek without a paddle”.

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CFB Playoffs

University of Florida President Bernie Machen wants a college football playoff:

“It will take a conference like ours to get this moving in the right direction,” Machen said.

Join the chorus, Skip.

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