I saw it again for the fourth time last night. I was getting ready to watch Favre play and ESPN decided to show the Lou Holtz National Championship prediction for 2009. First off, Lou Holtz is a DUMBASS! He has to be paying ESPN for his job, there is no one on TV I would rather NOT SEE (maybe Mark May see minute 3:38 of this video). All of the ND talk, the stuttering, the slobbering, and total bullshizz he brings to national TV is a joke.

Lou picks ND to play for the title in '09...WHAA?? Lou are you retarded? One more time, Lou are you retarded?

ND won three games in 2007, losing to powerhouses like Air Force. They did beat Duke that year, so props on reaching that goal!
In 2008 ND won seven games, this time throwing beat-downs on teams like SDSU (2-10 in '08), Washington (0-12 in '08), & Hawaii (7-7 in '08). The most impressive feat of '08 for ND was losing to Syracuse, a team that won a total of THREE games last year.

If ND plays for the title game this year I will be very ashamed. I will say this, if the Irish have any talent at all they should only lose one game this year and that would be to USC. They do not have any other ranked teams on the schedule, actually the highest ranked team they play is Michigan at #37 respectively (not really because no one likes Rich Rodriguez including his players apparently). ND has earned nothing, will earn nothing and that prediction is simply pathetic! Thanks for wasting my time Lou...

Tuesday Links -



More interviews from Stillwater, OK

Caleb King is back doing light work outs. Word is that if King can't practice full speed today he will not be making the trip out west. CMR is "only taking players that can play and contribute to the team".

OSU defensive back Perrish Cox was arrested for driving with a suspended license. My guess is that there is no way Gundy suspends his DB before Georgia raids Stillwater.

Breaking News just came over the blackberry from ESPN. Ok State's Starting TE Jamal Mosley has left the team for personal reasons. This leaves the Pokes' with their backup TE, Wilson Youman. Youman piled up one catch last year for four yards.