The names most bandied about have beenPittsburgh or Missouri

Rating: 98.6 (7th)Touchdowns: 29 (5th)Interceptions: 15 (T-9th)Yards: 4,770 (1st)Why No. The last 3 races of the year for Allmendinger were great, his lowest finish was 13th and he finished in the top 10 twice those 3 weeks. After that...numerous players, little consistency.One question to be answered this spring: Can Ryan Miller find a home? One of the most heavily recruited offensive linemen in the recruiting class of 2007, Miller has been injured and shuffled around. The reflective husband mentioned "Elin and me" four times in his 13 minute speech. The Saints do an excellent job of protecting Drew Brees, but the Colts do an excellent job of getting to opposing quarterbacks. It takes a real legend to fear his way to the same production as Bob Watson and Tim Salmon.Other men have already talked about the absurdity of Jim Rice's selection. OT could be the pick if Cable or Davis doesn’t feel confident with having Colon and Henderson as their bookend tackles Eighth is too high for any DT outside of Suh and McCoy.

There were several good matchups around the NBA Monday night, with a pair of those games coming right down to the final seconds. Memphis Grizzlies 95, Los Angeles Lakers 93In Memphis, after battling back-and-forth for most of the game, the Grizzlies were able to strip the ball out of a red-hot Kobe Bryant's hands on the final possession, forcing Ron Artest to attempt a game-winning three-pointer.The shot clanged off the far side of the rim, and the Grizzlies had themselves a 95-93 victory.Meanwhile, Bryant became the Lakers' all-time leading scorer with a fastbreak layup in the third quarter. Denver Nuggets 112, Sacramento Kings 109 (OT)Elsewhere, the Nuggets, after rallying from a 17-point deficit to force overtime against the Kings, pulled it out after Arron Afflalo was able to knock down a go-ahead pull-up jumper from the baseline with little time remaining.For the second straight game, Kenyon Martin was huge in the injured Carmelo Anthony's stead, going for 24 points and 12 rebounds. Phoenix Suns 109, New Orleans Hornets 100After enjoying a double-digit lead throughout much of the night, the Phoenix Suns were able to fight off the New Orleans Hornets late and win their 29th game of the season.The Hornets, playing for the first time since it was announced that point guard Chris Paul will have arthroscopic knee surgery, got 16 points and 14 assists from replacement Darren Collison but didn't have enough in the end to answer the 25 points and 12 rebounds from Amar'e Stoudemire. Milwaukee Bucks 97, Miami Heat 81Just two days after beating the Heat 95-84 in Milwaukee, the Bucks marched into Miami and made it look even easier. The Bucks used a 33-21 second quarter to take command of the game and never looked back from there. She appeared in five games and scored one goal and one assist before being traded to Saint Louis Athletica on June 26, 2009. The names most bandied about have beenPittsburgh or Missouri.Now, according to a report yesterday in the LJWorld sports, there is a rumor that there has been some contact between Texas and the Big-10 over this type of arrangement.No doubt the Longhorns national notoriety and TV draw makes a Texas/Big Ten expansion deal realattractive. Duke Blue Devils (21-4, 9-2) Last week - OneA couple of things happened this week, that may be the difference in Duke being the first top two seed eliminated from NCAAs and going to the Elite 8 or better.On Wednesday, they took North Carolina's best shot in Chapel Hill and still won by 10.

Inside LinebackerDerrick Johnson is a free agent, and he was their best inside backer last season. It is Jan. Tony Grimes: Three star CB from Florida who had been favoring Michigan during a majority of his recruitment Tony is reportedly down to Michigan and Ole Miss. Personally I'm more inclined to believe the guy who scouted, talked to and visited the kid for the last few months, than the guy who looked up Demar Dorsey and found that he had two charges when he was 16 of which he was acquitted.Maybe I'm putting too much faith in the guy who's researched this recruit for the past months, who's met with, scouted, and talked to him for the past few months, but something tells me he would know more about the guys character, and whether he fits the profile of a guy heading for future legal issues, than a columnist with an agenda, who more than likely didn't start looking at this kid until he decommitted from Florida.After going off on a tangent about national signing day becoming a sham and essentially attacking guys like Todd McShay and Tom Luginbill, because their jobs are to "swoon over the possibilities of these 18 year olds" and adding in some personal stuff which left me wondering who he was talking about anymore and how we got on the subject of teenage girls and their boyfriends, he said that "Dorsey is another example of a kid choking on his own ego, and thinking he can get away with murder."Bear in mind that Demar Dorsey wasn't proven guilty, but was acquitted (with doesn't mean innocent, but it's not a guilty sentence), and that the extent of Sharp's logical evidence of Dorsey's character flaws is the fact that acquitted doesn't mean innocent, so he could be guilty, even though the case is closed.And yet in the past two years, Dorsey has shown no signs of criminal behavior, nor has he given us any reason to believe that he is guilty of aheinous crime.So Sharp's entire argument that Demar Dorsey has extreme character flaws is based entirely upon his own speculation.Without looking into this story other than the previously stated facts, Sharp then went on saying that Dorsey deserved no second chance (whether or not he actually used up his first chance) and that he (Dorsey) had not learned "one damn thing through the close calls he's had through the justice system," his reasoning behind this claim is that Demar Dorsey has not gotten into any legal trouble since that we know of.Once again, Drew Sharp bases his argument purely on his own speculation that this kid has since commited crimes. Igor Larionov known as "The Professor" for his superb passing ability.