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Yes college football starts this week. The Ha Ha songs offers a preview of what is to come in the SEC…I think. Either way it’s entertaining.
Archive for August, 2008
The Ha Ha song
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 25, 2008
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The first Sagarin NCAA football ratings have been released
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 25, 2008
The first Sagarin poll has been released and if you notice is greatly differs from the AP & Coaches poll.
The poll which I linked to uses several formulas which I have no clue WTF they are talking about due to the fact I don’t have a doctrine in aerospace dynamics & quantum physics.
See below for more details:
For the first few weeks of the season, the starting ratings have weight in the process(BAYESIAN), but once the teams are all CONNECTED, then the starting ratings are no longer used and all teams are started equal and the ELO-CHESS is then done in an UNBIASED manner from that point on.
RATING and PREDICTOR are now bayesian and the ELO-CHESS is now bayesian.
In ELO-CHESS, only winning and losing matters; the score margin is of no consequence, which makes it very politically correct”. However it is less accurate in its predictions for upcoming games than is the PURE POINTS, in which the score margin is the only thing that matters. PURE POINTS is also known as PREDICTOR, BALLANTINE, RHEINGOLD, WHITE OWL and is the best single PREDICTOR of future games. The ELO-CHESS will be utilized by the Bowl Championship Series(BCS).
The overall RATING is a synthesis of the two diametrical opposites, ELO-CHESS and PURE POINTS (PREDICTOR).
I would place all these formulas in this posting but honestly I don’t think I would have the room to do so. I’m only going to place the top 30 teams and let you decide for yourself if it is accurate. IMHO I don’t believe it is.
- Southern California
- LSU
- Ohio State
- Oklahoma
- Florida
- Virginia Tech
- West Virginia
- Texas
- Georgia
- Auburn
- Michigan
- Oregon
- Tennessee
- California
- Louisville
- Penn State
- Missouri
- Boston College
- Clemson
- Wisconsin
- Arizona State
- BYU
- Texas Tech
- Oregon State
- Florida State
- Arkansas
- Boise State
- UCLA
- Kansas
- Utah
WTF is LSU ranked higher than Georgia? Why Boston College & Florida State is even ranked and why is Clemson ranked so low. I also wouldn’t place Arkansas in the top 50 at this point.
What are your thoughts on this? Speak now damnit!
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Friday Random Musings
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 22, 2008
Ah…the weekend is upon us and thank God, it’s been a rough week for me. Let’s get on with the musings.
First and foremost here are the members of the Big Orange Roundtable that have answered this weeks call & Fulmer has assembled a team of legal assassins to destroy the subpoena
- Loser With Socks
- 3rd Saturday in Blogtober
- Rocky Top Talk
- Gate 21
- SouthEastern Sports Blog
- The View from the Hill
- Moondog Sports
China continues to impress the world by sentencing two women who are in their 70′s to “re-education through labor” this week for applying to hold a legal protest in a designated area in Beijing, where officials promised that Chinese could hold demonstrations during the Olympic Games. And here I thought that “re-education through labor” was just what happened to high school dropouts.
Scientific Daily performed a new study that should shock the world. The study confirms that drunk people and minors are served at sporting events. The next study will hopefully prove, once and for all, whether the rumored connection between fraternity membership and alcohol consumption is true or not.
Moondog Sports has written about the best stadiums on east coast, the midwest and the south and now the west coast.
LWS discusses Analysis and the Mgo Blog.
Randball writes about Brett Fa*** and his pack of lies
The View from the Hill wonders if we should believe the hype?
Strange but true things you probably didn’t know about the current top 25 college football teams
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Tiki Barber dropping the C-Bomb on NBC
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 22, 2008
Tiki Barber is perhaps the world’s most bitter former NFL running back. Imagine retiring early and then criticizing Tom Coughlin in an interview with Newsday by saying:
“Tom is the way he is; he’s not going to change, and that’s fine,” Barber said. “Just as it’s his prerogative to coach that way and treat people the way he does, it’s my prerogative to do something else and give you a reason why.”
“If I was lying, if I said, ‘Tom was a great guy,’ that he said, ‘Tiki, I know you’re hurt, take a day off,’ or if we screwed up he didn’t yell at me and said, ‘OK, Tiki,’ with positive reinforcement, then I’d be lying and I’d be wrong,” Barber added.
And course slamming the Coughlin, the Giants owners and even the fans in his book Tiki: My Life in the Game and Beyond.
“[Coughlin] robbed me of what had been one of the most important things I had in my life, which was the joy I felt playing football,” Barber wrote. “I had lost that. He had taken it away.”
“The fans normally only see me suited up on Sunday,” Barber wrote. “They never witness the agony of Monday morning, or all the muscle-straining workouts, the practices, the blood, the sweat, and tears it takes to walk out onto the field.”
Of course Tiki takes some credit for the Giants super bowl win even though by that time he was just another former jock announcer.
“I feel great joy for them because I know in a lot of ways I helped a lot of guys on that team,” Barber said. “I know Brandon [Jacobs] was someone who benefited from me being there; even criticizing someone is a way of getting them to think about themselves.”
Of course Tiki couldn’t stop while he was ahead. On January 3rd this year before the Giants were crowned champions again, Tiki elected to slam Eli Manning.
“Eli’s got a strong arm. I know he’s been really maligned this year. You watch him on film, it seems like he’s going through a process the right way, making the right decisions. Sometimes he just throws some bad balls,” Ronde said yesterday in a phone conversation with The Post. “I don’t know the reasons for that. He can be had, we know that.”
He can be had?
“Just look at his percentage,” Barber said. “At the end of the day, your numbers don’t lie, and at the end of the day, you are what you put on film. Obviously, this team’s got a whole bunch of talent, and Eli’s got a whole bunch of talent behind him. He just doesn’t show it all the time.”
This brings us to today. I know that you know that Tiki knows he is rather bitter and embarrassed.
In the video below you’ll notice that Barber is talking to Jenna Wolfe and Brian Williams. Wolfe made a comment about Barber not having a Super Bowl ring, and shortly thereafter Williams made a comment about the Olympic “medal count.” At the 28 second mark on the video listen closely because it sounds like Barber said what sounded to be the dreaded C-word. I’m sure it was a Freudian slip directed to Wolfe after he felt that she had insulted him or he is still feeling like a jackass.
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Louisville suspends QB Simms For “Breaking Team Rules” I wonder what those rules could be…
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 21, 2008
Steve Garcia isn't impressed. Go Cocks! 
Louisville quarterback Matt Simms was suspended for the team’s first four games of the season by Coach Steve Kragthorpe on Tuesday for the dreaded violation of team rules.
Simms is the son of former New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms and the brother of Tampa Bay Buccaneers whiny bitch quarterback Chris Simms.
Matt Simms will be eligible to return to the team when the Cardinals play at Memphis on Oct. 10.
Gee I wonder what those rules were. Maybe he overslept one morning due to spending majority of night in prayer.
Maybe he was late to a practice because he lost track of time while volunteering for the local D.A.R.E program.
It is possible that he was helping lead the on campus AA meeting and forget to break an appointment with his advisor.
Wait, I got it. He was cited for public disturbance because someone complained about him standing on the street corner preaching about the evils of drugs and alcohol.
Yeah the last one seems more plausible when you really think about it.
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Amanda Beard will not fight Lindsay Lohan to see who gets to unpack Michael Phelps’s swim trunks
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 21, 2008
Michael Phelps is walking on air right about now. As of right now and for many years to come he is undoubtedly the best Olympian ever.
While Billy Bush was interviewing Debbie Phelps, the mother of Michael, Bush received a text message which was from Lindsey Lohan herself. It was nice quaint message that I’m sure every mother would hope for from a coked out drunk redheaded tramp.
The message:
“Tell him he’s fucking amazing, and I want to meet him.”
Which everyone knows in Lohan’s world mean she wants lather his body up in Aunt Jemima syrup while performing some death defying moves one would see in either O by Cirque Du Soleil or really bad 70′s porn. All to prove too the world that yes she can act and she’s more than a Petri dish of venereal diseases.
I wonder if they could get the antibodies from her like they do with horses after they infect them with some toxin. She must have built the immunity to all of them by now.
From Yahoo Entertainment:
“Yeah, oh absolutely,” she told Billy. “You raise a young man or young woman with strong values, and a sense of being… I could not be more proud of Michael, of how he handled that situation. That was a very difficult thing for him — it was very difficult for the family.”
It made them all stronger — which came in handy when Billy showed Mama a text to her son from actress Lindsay Lohan. Billy handed his Blackberry to Mama for her to read Lindsay’s message to Michael, and her reaction was priceless.
“Pardon the language but…” Billy said as he showed her the text.
Mama Phelps’ usually jubilant face turned horrified. “OK, Lindsay!!! — Delete! Delete! Delete!”
In this picture, Amanda Beard rehearses a scene from George Romero's new movie '100 Meter Freestyle of the Dead'.
Lindsay’s crime? Telling her son he’s, ‘bleepin’ amazing’!
But not every skank woman that would be willing to pose for Playboy has interest in Phelps.
Sexpot swimmer Amanda Beard says Michael Phelps has absolutely no shot at doing the breaststroke with her.
“Eww, that’s nasty. I have never, ever hooked up with Michael Phelps,” Beard said via telephone from Beijing on the “Johnjay and Rich Show,” which is broadcast on Kiss FM 104.7 in Phoenix.
“Come on, I have really good taste,” the swimmer said. “He’s really not my type.”
It’s surprising to think that she has standards. As a heterosexual male, I’m not sure I would want a girlfriend named “Beard.”
When “Extra” asked Phelps in an interview that aired last night if he was dating Beard, Phelps said, “No.”
“I’m not dating Amanda Beard. I’ll say that,” he told the TV show. “I think she has a boyfriend.”
Dated, no. Fucked in a Beijing bathroom? Yes.
Asked if he’s dating anyone, Phelps said:
“Part of my life is kept to myself. I’m able to relax and be with my friends. Those pretty much are the only people who really know the answer to that question.”
Psstt…I think that’s code for gay. Someone call those two Nebraska wrestlers and find out.
Any chance she’s bitter that on every dip and stroke Phelps beat her to the “finish line” and gave the famous Phelps O-face. Yeah, that would be pretty nasty. I think we’ve cleared up the confusion…let’s move on, shall we?
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Hideki Irabu has a funny name but can he drink!
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 20, 2008
Hideki Irabu is a former pitcher for the New York Yank’mees and the only pitcher to be publicly referred to as a “fat toad” by George Steinbrenner.
Well he’s in the news again. Not because the Yank’mees signed him to help with their ailing bullpen but because he allegedly assaulting a bartender after drinking 20 mugs of beer.
That’s right 20! Top that all you would be alcoholics.
Irabu, became an unhappy former Yank’mee camper after his credit card was rejected. He “allegedly” pushed the bartender against the wall, pulled his hair and smashed at least nine liquor bottles at a bar in Osaka, western Japan, a police official said on condition of anonymity, citing department policy.
What no crane kick? What’s up with that?
The Amy Vanderbilt Complete Book of Etiquette : 50th Anniversary Edition clearly states that one is not allowed to assault the bartender until he or she has:
A. Taken the keys away from your drunken ass
B. Actually serve you beer in a glass
C. Run three separate credit cards with no avail.
It’s clear that Irabu was lawfully in the wrong and apparently lacks proper bar manners as well.
The bartender sustained no injuries. Irabu paid the bill with another credit card.
The police official said Irabu admitted the assault before spewing in the back of their nice clean Po Po car.
Irabu started his career with the Chiba Lotte Marines of Japan’s Pacific League and joined the New York Yankees in 1997 on a four-year, $12.8 million.
He spent six seasons in the majors with the Yankees, Montreal Expos and Texas Rangers before signing with Japan’s Hanshin Tigers in 2003. Irabu had a career major league record of 34-35 with a 5.15 ERA.
He retired in 2005 and currently lives in California.
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Adult Diapers, CGI fakery, heat strokes & one person paralized…but oh what an opening ceremony
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 20, 2008
If you haven’t noticed by now I’m not a fan of China’s totalitarianism regime or the fact the Olympics are being held there in the first place.
I’ve already written about China’s CGI fakery and the fact they are hardcore Milli Vanilli fans last week. Now let’s go into some new lows and some shocking comments as well.
Reports are coming out that 2,200 chosen pugilist prodigies spent an average of 16 hours a day, every day, rehearsing a synchronized tai-chi number for three months in trying conditions at a restricted army camp on the outskirts of Beijing, just so they can wow the rest of the world with the Olympic opening ceremony.
Performers stated that they sustained injuries from slipping during rain-drenched rehearsals or fainting from heatstroke amid hours of training under the relentless summer sun.
“We never went out during the time we were training,” one performer told the AP in a phone interview. “Our school is quite strict. When we stay in school we can’t go out on our own, let alone when we’re at a military camp.”
In the most extreme case, it has been revealed last week that Liu Yan, a 26-year-old dancer, was seriously injured during a July rehearsal. Shanghai media reported that she fell from a 10-foot stage and is likely to be permanently paralyzed from the waist down.
“North Korea is No. 1 in the world when it comes to uniformity. They are uniform beyond belief! These kind of traditional synchronized movements result in a sense of beauty. We Chinese are able to achieve this as well. Through hard training and strict discipline,” Zhang Yimou the ceremony’s director, said.
Zhang said, citing his experience working on an opera performance abroad. Though he didn’t mention specific productions:
Zhang Yimou
“Performers in the West by contrast need frequent breaks and cannot withstand criticism. In one week, we could only work four and a half days, we had to have coffee breaks twice a day, couldn’t go into overtime and just a little discomfort was not allowed because of human rights,” he said of the unidentified opera production.
“You could not criticize them either. They all belong to some organizations … they have all kind of institutions, unions. We do not have that. We can work very hard, can withstand lots of bitterness. We can achieve in one week what they can achieve in two months.”
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In the Olympic ceremony segment showcasing the Chinese invention of movable type, the nearly 900 performers who crouched under 40-pound boxes donned adult diapers to allow them to stay inside for at least six hours, Beijing organizers said.
It is so hilarious that this Director felt that the rules that kept him from bullying the performers here in the States were an obstacle. Those rules were put in place specifically to keep people like him from abusing workers. It’s like a police officer from another country coming here and saying “Darn it, how am I supposed to enforce the law when I can’t beat people? I can’t even talk down to them!” Priceless!
What’s it matter what you can accomplish in a week when you have to hurt people to do it? Personally, I’d rather take two months to get the job done if it meant people were actually happy and treated well, getting to enjoy the journey, the process, and not just the destination.
Of course you can accomplish more with slaves than free people, but what’s the point? It’s the same insane justification that people who run sweatshops use. Why worry about human rights when you can ship more units at a lower price, right?
And just so no one gets it twisted, NOBODY, including your great grandparents, wants to go back to the days when workers had fewer rights. Those were NOT better times. People today STILL work 16 hour days (including the Olympians), but they do it because they WANT to, not because they are being forced, which is exactly how it should be.
Wonder if Mr. “North Korea is #1″ would have given up his salary and jumped in a diaper like he expected everyone else to do? Hmm …
The fact that the director admired North Korea is terrifying. I guess it’s ok to let hundreds of thousands of people to starve to death as long as the ones who get food can all dance in lockstep.
Some students of the Shaolin Tagou Traditional Chinese Martial Arts School in Henan province who began training for the event last May were injured in falls on the LED screen that forms the floor on which they performed and was made slippery by rain, said Liu Haike, one of the school’s lead instructors.
“At one point, the children had to run in four different directions. … When one fell, others quickly followed,” Liu said, adding the injuries were minor.
While in Beijing, the constant exposure to the dizzyingly hot summer resulted in heatstroke for some students, particularly during one rain-drenched rehearsal that stretched on for two days and two nights.
Maybe some people want to live in a society like that. I don’t… I appreciate the concern for people’s wellbeing (even though our society has gone too far in trying to protect people) and the freedom to make choices as opposed to being given no option but to participate.
Strictly speaking, China has become a fascist state, not a communist or socialist one. The interconnectedness between the government, ruling class, and business leaders is consistent with the textbook definition of fascism.
The only thing that surprises me about this is that these atrocities weren’t broken long before the Olympics began.
As if Costas’ inane commentary wasn’t enough, this story will surely put a damper on NBC’s Opening Ceremony DVD sales…
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The SEC Is Better Than The Big 10
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 19, 2008
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The Big Orange Roundtable Vol. VII
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on August 19, 2008
Is it that time again?
As Horseshack for the timely show Welcome Back Kotter would say, “Ooh ooh ohh I know the answer!”
Yes folks it time for this weeks Big Roundtable! This weeks host is none other than the smart-asses geniuses of Fulmer’s Belly, who of course takes sarcasm to whole new level. Hence that’s why they’ve been on my blog roll forever and a day now.
Now let’s get to the questions for this week.
1. Knock on wood before answering this question, but let’s assume that Jonathan Crompton goes out with a season ending injury in the 1st half of the first game of the season. Should we just pack it up and wait until next season, or is there a glimmer of hope in any of the young backups?
There is always a glimmer of hope! BJ Coleman and Nick Stephens are the back ups and people say they aren’t looking good. However I have it on good word that Coleman is so deathly afraid of the Mountain Messiah Crompton that he is mucking it up on purpose in practice.
The Mountain Messiah can throw the ball the distance of five football fields. Coleman can do that same except while laying on his stomach. Coleman is ironically the Mountain Messiah’s kryptonite, much like Crompton was Ainge’s kryptonite.
Colemanites assemble and start fighting for what is yours. Why wait till Crompton goes down? Carpe diem! Carpe diem!
If all else fails we have Eric Berry. He can do anything he wants to do except coach of course
2. Does Erik Ainge have a future in the NFL?
Of course he has a future. Someone will have to keep a current count of Brett Fa***’s happy pills pain relievers. The sad thing is if Ainge was drafted by Chicago he would probably be the starter. Grossman is out and Kyle Orton? Puh-lease. The Jets like Ainge because he holds the clipboard much like Chad Pennington did when he was injured. Which was a lot.
3. Why in the hell did you decide to blog about Tennessee football? Aren’t there already enough Tennessee blogs?
(Sigh) :::bangs head on keyboard::: THIS IS NOT A TENNESSEE BLOG.
Sure I love Tennessee to the point that my piss is orange. But me and the writers here strive to cover all teams from all sports. We don’t focus solely on Tennessee or the SEC. I do love to pick on Tennessee (which reminds me I’m worried since we haven’t had any arrests lately) & the other teams of the SEC. Like my tag line proclaims this is a blog on why ALL teams suck. (Alabama sucking the hardest though)
4. If you could be one player in one game in Tennessee history, which player and which game would you pick? Why?
Travis Stephens because he rushed for 226 yards on just 19 carries and scored 2 touchdowns as Tennessee broke a 30-year winless drought against the Gators in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium with a 34-32 victory.
As most of you know that was the last game God Spurrier coached the Swamp. I wonder how that feels. His last game at Florida was a loss to Tennessee.
5 Which is your favorite rivalry and why? (Not necessarily limited to Tennessee teams)
When people talk about rivalry in sports, the very first dual that comes to mind is Red Sox/Yankees or Yankees/Red Sox, depending if they are a scum sucking Yankee fan. This rivalry transcends the field of play and dates back to the Civil War. That’s a rivalry people!
I ♥ my white hangers
The Red Sox were one of the most successful teams in baseball at the turn of the 20th century and through the following two decades. The team won the inaugural World Series in 1903 and four more between 1912 and 1918. During this period, the Yankees were often called the Highlanders, in reference to playing their games in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. Although physically located on a hilltop, the Highlanders routinely finished near the bottom of the standings because much like the Yankees of today they sucked. The one notable exception came in 1904, when the Highlanders, led by pitcher Jack Chesbro who won a record 41 games, met Boston on the final game of the season to decide the AL pennant. Chesbro threw a wild pitch and Boston won the pennant, but there was no World Series that year as the Giants refused to play. That would be the last time in a hundred years that the Red Sox would defeat the Yankees in a title-deciding game.
In 1916, the Red Sox were purchased by Harry Frazee on credit for $500,000. Though the team won the World Series in 1918, Frazee was hard-pressed to pay off the loans he accrued by purchasing the team and by producing Broadway shows. After the Red Sox finished sixth in the American League in 1919, Frazee sold several Red Sox players, including pitcher-turned-outfielder Babe Ruth to the Yankees. Frazee received $125,000 and a loan of $300,000-secured on Fenway Park, the Red Sox’ home stadium-for Ruth.
Ruth’s arrival in New York simultaneously launched the Yankee dynasty while ravaging the Red Sox. While the Red Sox’ five World Series titles were a record at the time, 1918 would be the team’s last championship for 86 years. Meanwhile, Ruth’s home run hitting prowess anchored the Yankee line-up, which became known as “Murderers’ Row” in the late 1920s. After his trade to the Yankees, Ruth’s new team reached the World Series seven times during his career in New York, winning four. This abrupt reversal of fortunes for the Red Sox marked the beginning of the supposed “Curse of the Bambino”. But it was not the Ruth deal alone that reversed the fortunes of both clubs.
I will not get into the complete history of this rivalry. I don’t have the time to tell the complete story right here, so if you don’t know it already then I apologize. Let’s fast forward a little bit though.
The year 2004 brought Jason Varitek’s mitt in Alex Rodriguez’s face. And then came another October meeting, and the Yankees standing three outs away — with Mariano Rivera on the mound — from a humiliating sweep of the Red Sox. And then came the biggest postseason collapse in history, and the Red Sox celebrating on the Yankee Stadium field. And the earth itself seemed to tilt on its axis.
These days there is more friction between the fans than there is between the players. I mean, we see the heat come out every now and again, but by and large guys like Jeter and Veritek are too professional to let the whole thing get “too far” under their skin. I know what you are going to say, “What about Veritek and A-Rod?”
That was a catcher protecting his pitcher, and yes the rest of the team was energized by the way it played out, but the fans and media turned it into something bigger I think, and hey, I’m all for it.
Yankees vs. Red Sox is the Greatest Rivalry in Sports because it contains every element required for a great rivalry, and more
Between 1919 and 2003, the Yankees had won 26 World Series championships. The Red Sox had won none. The one constant in the rivalry was that the Yankees always won in the end, a fact that became a significant part of the lore surrounding the rivalry: According to the so-called “Curse of the Bambino,” the Red Sox’ woes began when they sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees.
So in October 2004, when the Red Sox finally trumped the Yankees, becoming the first team in history to overcome a three-games-to-none deficit — then went on to sweep the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series — the curse was broken and the rivalry was changed forever. The Red Sox are the current defending champions the Yankees are pretty much out of it.
However the rivalry will live on and every year it grows stronger and more passionate for all the fans even the suck-ass Yankee fans.
Bonus: Who will win the national title this year? And by how many points will Tennessee win? (See what we did there?)
Tennessee over West Virginia with the score of 55-10.
Go on and check to other members of the Roundtable of their responses to these questions. Now go now damn t! Move it! GO VOLS! GO SOX!
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