NFL Opening Weak.
Nice win for the #49ers over the #Cowboys. Looks like SF will be ready next week to start facing NFL competition.
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Although I have to say the 49ers game is looking good for Michael Sam. Looks like the #Cowboys defense could use help asap.
And have to wonder, how
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Meanwhile, during the day on NFL opening Sunday, ESPN aired a Canadian Football League game. Guess they wanted to show viewers a higher quality game than the Raiders-Jets.
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Sunday was Derek Jeter Day at Yankee Stadium, with nearly an hour of pregame festivities honoring Jeter’s 20 year career. And then the 2014 Yankees went out and lost 2-0 to the Royals. #fitting
Mitt Romney said again that he would have done a better job than President Obama. Being a Mormon Mitt doesn’t drink wine. But he sure is an expert on sour grapes.
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Just a few days after Cleveland coach Mike Pettine said of QB Brian Hoyer “we have his back…. it’s not going to be a quick hook.”, he told ESPN the Browns have prepared Johnny Manziel to play in the season opener against the Steelers, but it would be a “feel thing.” Right, so they have Hoyer’s back, except it might have a knife in it.
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My friend Michael D. has the winning comment on yesterday’s Stanford-USC football game” “It’s just a crying shame the game did not end in a tie so Stanford could have become the first NCAA school to punt in overtime.”
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The saddest thing about Joan Rivers’ funeral:. We didn’t get to hear her say a very funny but completely un-PC and inappropriate comment about the deceased.
From T.C “According to ESPN, the highest price for a family of four to attend an NFL game is the new Santa Clara stadium of the SF 49ers at $641. The cheapest NFL tickets can be found at Buffalo, where the team might pay you $641 to tell your friends that you were at the game.” . . .
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September 8, 2014 at 5:59 pm
Football, my abusive ex-boyfriend who keeps showing up in the news, dammit,, is today making me wonder which is worse? The NFL or the NCAA? Is there even a punchline? J — make me one! Is it just a race between two busses to hell? Can we call them all “sportsters”? Too big to fail like banksters, too corrupt to have in the room like gangsters?