As you look around your community and size up the economic status, you wondered what happened. Strip centers, a typical spot for small businesses to open up shop, have high vacancy levels as do all factions of residential real estate. The Sunday classifieds have the make up of a paper airplane. Nationally, unemployment is at decade high levels, the administration is openly bashing business and hope for a escape from the new normal seems lost.
The fallout of a housing bubble has left Americans paying a terrible price, a price higher than necessary due to artificial influences from government. Increasing and uncertain future regulatory action, a rise in taxation and increasing costs of credit have extended the pain. The Housing crisis is not over, and governmental intervention then and now continues to prohibit the market from regaining normalization, negatively influencing prices and prolonging the duration and depth of the crisis.
The American people rose up against bailout nation, but Washington failed to listen. The disconnect from our government to the people is from the top down. The Obama administration subscribes to a nanny state progressive system seizing power from the people and frowns upon free market capitalism, home of the entrepreneur.
As polls indicate a thrashing of Democrats in November, for those who still drink the Kool-Aid or are disengaged, a vehicle to educate the masses has emerged in a new movie, "I Want Your Money". Please see the following trailer:
The movie compares the economic thought processes of President Obama and former President Ronald Reagan on how to fuel America's economic engine. When these ideologies are compared, it is quite simple to recognize the best path to prosperity, and that is free market capitalism.
Ronald Reagan was right! If you have any doubt, catch the movie, or look around.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Sunday Night Song
Like many and most of you, although I am a talk radio junkie, I have a great appreciation for outstanding music. With that being said, Sunday Night Song is a new feature being introduced here tonight on BAHL's Blog.
Each Sunday night, I will present a video replay of one of my favorite songs. Although I doubt it, I hope you enjoy each and every one of my weekly selections.
Tonight, I begin the feature with a great tune from a very talented singer/songwriter I appreciated even as a youngster: Glenn Campbell and Rhinestone Cowboy:
Each Sunday night, I will present a video replay of one of my favorite songs. Although I doubt it, I hope you enjoy each and every one of my weekly selections.
Tonight, I begin the feature with a great tune from a very talented singer/songwriter I appreciated even as a youngster: Glenn Campbell and Rhinestone Cowboy:
Top 25
College Football
Top 25
1. Oregon, 7-0, 3
2. Boise State, 7-0, 4
3. Oklahoma, 6-0, 5
4. Auburn, 7-0, 7
5. Texas Christian, 7-0, 6
6. Utah, 6-0, 9
7. Alabama, 6-1, 8
8. LSU, 7-0, 11
9. Michigan State, 7-0, 15
10. Wisconsin, 6-1, 17
11. Ohio State, 6-1, 2
12. Nebraska, 5-1, 1
13. Florida State, 6-1, 13
14. Stanford, 5-1, 14
15. Iowa, 5-1, 16
16. Missouri, 6-0, 20
17. Arizona, 5-1, 19
18. Texas, 4-2, 21
19. Oklahoma State, 6-0, 23
20. South Carolina, 4-2, 10
21. Arkansas, 4-2, 12
22. Miami, 4-2, 24
23. West Virginia, 5-1, NR
24. Kansas State, 5-1, NR
25. North Carolina, 4-2, NR
OUT: Nevada (18), Florida (22), Oregon State (25)
VOTES: Virginia Tech, Mississippi State, Florida, USC, Washington, Florida, Michigan, Georgia Tech, Georgia and Kentucky.
Saturday was Red Out Around the World day as Nebraska pointed to redemption from the 2009 Big XII Title game as Texas came to town. With the help of a Nebraska receiving core that could not catch a cold and strong interior line play, Texas turned red into burnt orange.....Arkansas is a fine team but you cannot call yourself elite and give up 65 points, in non overtime game, or is Auburn much better than first thought?......Kansas State destroyed Kansas in Lawrence, and the Turner Gill era is parked on pit road with alternator issues......Are the Gators not only losing but imploding? Florida continues to lack offensive firepower and desperately needs a kicking specialist. Motsinger?......After losing several in the closing minutes, Kentucky finally pulled one out, beating SC and Spurrier for the first time as a player or coach......Tim Brewster has been fired at Minnesota which will start the ball rolling on coaches getting canned.....Don't look now but Michigan State could well run the table, and so could Auburn with only Alabama in the way. If Auburn, Michigan State, Oklahoma and Boise State all finished unbeaten, it would seem to me the title game should then be Auburn vs. Oklahoma, a replay of the 1971 Sugar Bowl OU won 40-22.....I never did buy into Ohio State and was not surprised they were taken out in Madison....USC bombed Cal, and both of these teams are hot and cold..... Washington is emerging and will continue to get better in years to come.....You have to tip your hat to East Carolina, a team I labeled descending due to massive personnel losses, but they are playing their A game with a young team, and took out a decent NC State team in Greenville on Saturday....Florida State won ugly against a sound defensive team in Boston College, which has given FSU fits over the years, but this win would have been a loss in recent years past.....North Carolina has a 4 game winning streak going but has the 'Canes on Saturday night, which knocks someone out of the conference running.....Locally, UCF is playing well and is a bowl lock....At the end of the year, there will be a handful of ranked teams with 5 losses, and the Gators look to be one of them.
Top 25
1. Oregon, 7-0, 3
2. Boise State, 7-0, 4
3. Oklahoma, 6-0, 5
4. Auburn, 7-0, 7
5. Texas Christian, 7-0, 6
6. Utah, 6-0, 9
7. Alabama, 6-1, 8
8. LSU, 7-0, 11
9. Michigan State, 7-0, 15
10. Wisconsin, 6-1, 17
11. Ohio State, 6-1, 2
12. Nebraska, 5-1, 1
13. Florida State, 6-1, 13
14. Stanford, 5-1, 14
15. Iowa, 5-1, 16
16. Missouri, 6-0, 20
17. Arizona, 5-1, 19
18. Texas, 4-2, 21
19. Oklahoma State, 6-0, 23
20. South Carolina, 4-2, 10
21. Arkansas, 4-2, 12
22. Miami, 4-2, 24
23. West Virginia, 5-1, NR
24. Kansas State, 5-1, NR
25. North Carolina, 4-2, NR
OUT: Nevada (18), Florida (22), Oregon State (25)
VOTES: Virginia Tech, Mississippi State, Florida, USC, Washington, Florida, Michigan, Georgia Tech, Georgia and Kentucky.
Saturday was Red Out Around the World day as Nebraska pointed to redemption from the 2009 Big XII Title game as Texas came to town. With the help of a Nebraska receiving core that could not catch a cold and strong interior line play, Texas turned red into burnt orange.....Arkansas is a fine team but you cannot call yourself elite and give up 65 points, in non overtime game, or is Auburn much better than first thought?......Kansas State destroyed Kansas in Lawrence, and the Turner Gill era is parked on pit road with alternator issues......Are the Gators not only losing but imploding? Florida continues to lack offensive firepower and desperately needs a kicking specialist. Motsinger?......After losing several in the closing minutes, Kentucky finally pulled one out, beating SC and Spurrier for the first time as a player or coach......Tim Brewster has been fired at Minnesota which will start the ball rolling on coaches getting canned.....Don't look now but Michigan State could well run the table, and so could Auburn with only Alabama in the way. If Auburn, Michigan State, Oklahoma and Boise State all finished unbeaten, it would seem to me the title game should then be Auburn vs. Oklahoma, a replay of the 1971 Sugar Bowl OU won 40-22.....I never did buy into Ohio State and was not surprised they were taken out in Madison....USC bombed Cal, and both of these teams are hot and cold..... Washington is emerging and will continue to get better in years to come.....You have to tip your hat to East Carolina, a team I labeled descending due to massive personnel losses, but they are playing their A game with a young team, and took out a decent NC State team in Greenville on Saturday....Florida State won ugly against a sound defensive team in Boston College, which has given FSU fits over the years, but this win would have been a loss in recent years past.....North Carolina has a 4 game winning streak going but has the 'Canes on Saturday night, which knocks someone out of the conference running.....Locally, UCF is playing well and is a bowl lock....At the end of the year, there will be a handful of ranked teams with 5 losses, and the Gators look to be one of them.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Red Out Around The World
A Red Letter Day: N
Dear Lord, the battles we go through life,
We ask for a chance that's fair
A chance to equal our stride,
A chance to do or dare
If we should win, let it be by the code,
Faith and Honor held high
If we should lose, we'll stand by the road,
And cheer as the winners go by
Day by Day, we get better and better!
Til' we can't be beat...WON'T BE BEAT!
GO BIG RED!
Dear Lord, the battles we go through life,
We ask for a chance that's fair
A chance to equal our stride,
A chance to do or dare
If we should win, let it be by the code,
Faith and Honor held high
If we should lose, we'll stand by the road,
And cheer as the winners go by
Day by Day, we get better and better!
Til' we can't be beat...WON'T BE BEAT!
GO BIG RED!
Thursday, October 14, 2010
A New American Revolution
Indeed, elections have consequences. We are two years into the Obama administration and in almost every measure, it has been a historic failure.
Obamabots will point to what they consider successes, such as the health care bill and the stimulus package. Considering, as indicated by a series of poll results, the majority of Americans are against both actions, it seems clear that these are not successes but failures.
Promised transparency instantly evaporated. An appraisal of the down low dirty dealing necessary to pass the health care bill indicates a disregard for principled leadership, and evidence suggests that Obama is governing on his own Progressive mindset and against the will of the American people.
With Obama's transformation of America in full gear, it did not come as a surprise that Americans who believe in the first principles and free market capitalism almost immediately rose up to stand firmly against this attack on our values and principles.
Among the movements born out this assault were the 9-12 groups and the Tea Party movement, which grew into an election altering mass. The growing number of Americans that align with these groups, and those appalled at Obama and his arrogant thugocracy are about to be heard. November 2 is fast approaching, and it is near time to swing a big stick at the ballot box.
Americans voted for change, but not to change America. A coming landslide will take many who helped this progressive transformation down, but the effort to cleanse our governing houses will unfortunately be far from over. Too many in Washington, on both sides, lack respect for small business working America and embrace the power and progressive policies that have been slow creeping for decades.
Ronald Reagan once said "We could say they spend like drunken sailors, but that would be unfair to drunken sailors. Drunken Sailors are spending their OWN money". Obviously, this mindset went on steroids in the first half of the Obama administration, and in part due to this lack respect of the citizenry, A Battle for America is looming, one free market capitalists are prepared to win. Our founders would want it that way.
I live in the south, and I'll take some sugar with my TEA!
Obamabots will point to what they consider successes, such as the health care bill and the stimulus package. Considering, as indicated by a series of poll results, the majority of Americans are against both actions, it seems clear that these are not successes but failures.
Promised transparency instantly evaporated. An appraisal of the down low dirty dealing necessary to pass the health care bill indicates a disregard for principled leadership, and evidence suggests that Obama is governing on his own Progressive mindset and against the will of the American people.
With Obama's transformation of America in full gear, it did not come as a surprise that Americans who believe in the first principles and free market capitalism almost immediately rose up to stand firmly against this attack on our values and principles.
Among the movements born out this assault were the 9-12 groups and the Tea Party movement, which grew into an election altering mass. The growing number of Americans that align with these groups, and those appalled at Obama and his arrogant thugocracy are about to be heard. November 2 is fast approaching, and it is near time to swing a big stick at the ballot box.
Americans voted for change, but not to change America. A coming landslide will take many who helped this progressive transformation down, but the effort to cleanse our governing houses will unfortunately be far from over. Too many in Washington, on both sides, lack respect for small business working America and embrace the power and progressive policies that have been slow creeping for decades.
Ronald Reagan once said "We could say they spend like drunken sailors, but that would be unfair to drunken sailors. Drunken Sailors are spending their OWN money". Obviously, this mindset went on steroids in the first half of the Obama administration, and in part due to this lack respect of the citizenry, A Battle for America is looming, one free market capitalists are prepared to win. Our founders would want it that way.
I live in the south, and I'll take some sugar with my TEA!
Monday, October 11, 2010
Shut Down Slow Creep of Socialism
In 1961, Ronald Reagan quoted Norman Thomas, a six time Congressional candidate on the Socialist ticket, who said “The American people will never knowingly adopt socialism. But, under the name of ‘liberalism,’ they will adopt every fragment of the socialist program, until one day America will be a socialist nation, without knowing how it happened".
If you think it cannot happen today, check out this great video produced by Ben Howe:
It is happening, as President Obama and the Progressives in Congress have implemented efforts to control private business salaries, taken over 2 of the 3 major US car companies, several major banking institutions, enacted the nationalization of the student loan and home mortgage industries (personally punching my nose daily) and governed with complete disregard for contract law (GM bondholders).
And then there is the health care plan, which contains provisions for a 3.8% tax increase on capital gains, inclusive of passive income, which includes rental income. Reagan, in 1961 mind you, spoke at length about how government will use socialized medicine as a vehicle towards socialism and the transformation of wealth. Reagan, as usual, is right, particularly in this speech, which much of could have been made six months ago. Take a listen:
Five days prior to taking office, President Obama spoke of transforming the United States of America. He is doing just that, bringing socialism to our citizens in a slow creep, which must be stopped immediately. Free market capitalism remains the best path to prosperity, both economically and morally. In wondering had become of discussions of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, Benjamin Franklin was asked what we got? Franklin promptly replied, "A Republic, if you can keep it".
I got a news flash for you. We are presently in a dogfight to keep it, and thwarting those who seek to transform our system at the ballot box in November is critically important.
If you think it cannot happen today, check out this great video produced by Ben Howe:
It is happening, as President Obama and the Progressives in Congress have implemented efforts to control private business salaries, taken over 2 of the 3 major US car companies, several major banking institutions, enacted the nationalization of the student loan and home mortgage industries (personally punching my nose daily) and governed with complete disregard for contract law (GM bondholders).
And then there is the health care plan, which contains provisions for a 3.8% tax increase on capital gains, inclusive of passive income, which includes rental income. Reagan, in 1961 mind you, spoke at length about how government will use socialized medicine as a vehicle towards socialism and the transformation of wealth. Reagan, as usual, is right, particularly in this speech, which much of could have been made six months ago. Take a listen:
Five days prior to taking office, President Obama spoke of transforming the United States of America. He is doing just that, bringing socialism to our citizens in a slow creep, which must be stopped immediately. Free market capitalism remains the best path to prosperity, both economically and morally. In wondering had become of discussions of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, Benjamin Franklin was asked what we got? Franklin promptly replied, "A Republic, if you can keep it".
I got a news flash for you. We are presently in a dogfight to keep it, and thwarting those who seek to transform our system at the ballot box in November is critically important.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Top 25
College Football
Top 25
1. Nebraska, 5-0, 2
2. Ohio State, 6-0, 3
3. Oregon, 6-0, 4
4. Boise State, 6-0, 5
5. Oklahoma, 5-0, 6
6. Texas Christian, 6-0, 7
7. Auburn 6-0, 8
8. Alabama, 5-1, 1
9. Utah, 5-0, 9
10. South Carolina, 4-1, 15
11. LSU, 6-0, 14
12. Arkansas, 4-1, 12
13. Florida State, 5-1, 23
14. Stanford, 4-1, 16
15. Michigan State, 6-0, 18
16. Iowa, 4-1, 17
17. Wisconsin, 5-1, 18
18. Nevada, 6-0, 22
19. Arizona, 4-1, 11
20. Missouri, 5-0, NR
21. Texas, 3-2, 21
22. Florida, 4-2, 13
23. Oklahoma State, 5-0, 24
24. Miami, 3-2, 10
25. Oregon State, 3-2, NR
OUT: Northwestern (25) & Michigan (19)
VOTES: Michigan, West Virginia, Air Force, North Carolina State, Northwestern, North Carolina & Virginia Tech.
South Carolina got the biggest win in school history knocking of a top ranked team for the first time in school history in dumping Alabama 35-21. The Cocks controlled the game the whole way.....Auburn dodged an upstart Kentucky team and may run the table....Stanford got a signature win over USC last year but barely got a victory last night.....Michigan State looks like the top challenger to Ohio State in the Big Ten after defeating Michigan....Illinois spanked Penn State in Happy Valley and it looks like the Lions are heading for a losing season, which would likely be the end for Joe Paterno.....Utah blasted a decent Iowa State team, which surprised me.....Georgia got a big win over Tennessee between the hedges, which was my lock of the week.....Florida looks like it may suffer a few more marks in the loss column as they search for offensive identity....Clemson seems like a good team, but they are 2-3 and seem to lack firepower, and if only North Carolina had all those players.
Brent Musburger of ABC was discussing how far Alabama should fall, and he actually thought 3 would be fair. For the love of Bear, just go ahead and rank them #1 again. As good as Alabama may be, they did give up 35 points and lost by two touchdowns.
Nebraska, behind a salty defense, is the new top ranked team. While we knew about the Blackshirts, for Nebraska to challenge for the national title, the quarterback position need to be upgraded, and after what the nation saw Thursday night from Taylor Martinez as the 'Huskers blasted K-Sate, it has been. Martinez is lighting fast hitting the hole and, as a redshirt freshman, he could be quite special by the time he is finished in Lincoln. GBR!
Down in Miami, the Florida State Seminoles laid a smackdown on the Miami Hurricanes and served notice about the bright future in store in Tallahassee. Rarely have the Hurricanes been physically manhandled in this fashion prompting ESPN's Kirk Herbstriet to question the 'Canes heart. FSU had looked sluggish this season, but they may have been sand bagging. Last night, the Seminoles won each facet of the game in domineering fashion. How Bout Them 'Noles!
Top 25
1. Nebraska, 5-0, 2
2. Ohio State, 6-0, 3
3. Oregon, 6-0, 4
4. Boise State, 6-0, 5
5. Oklahoma, 5-0, 6
6. Texas Christian, 6-0, 7
7. Auburn 6-0, 8
8. Alabama, 5-1, 1
9. Utah, 5-0, 9
10. South Carolina, 4-1, 15
11. LSU, 6-0, 14
12. Arkansas, 4-1, 12
13. Florida State, 5-1, 23
14. Stanford, 4-1, 16
15. Michigan State, 6-0, 18
16. Iowa, 4-1, 17
17. Wisconsin, 5-1, 18
18. Nevada, 6-0, 22
19. Arizona, 4-1, 11
20. Missouri, 5-0, NR
21. Texas, 3-2, 21
22. Florida, 4-2, 13
23. Oklahoma State, 5-0, 24
24. Miami, 3-2, 10
25. Oregon State, 3-2, NR
OUT: Northwestern (25) & Michigan (19)
VOTES: Michigan, West Virginia, Air Force, North Carolina State, Northwestern, North Carolina & Virginia Tech.
South Carolina got the biggest win in school history knocking of a top ranked team for the first time in school history in dumping Alabama 35-21. The Cocks controlled the game the whole way.....Auburn dodged an upstart Kentucky team and may run the table....Stanford got a signature win over USC last year but barely got a victory last night.....Michigan State looks like the top challenger to Ohio State in the Big Ten after defeating Michigan....Illinois spanked Penn State in Happy Valley and it looks like the Lions are heading for a losing season, which would likely be the end for Joe Paterno.....Utah blasted a decent Iowa State team, which surprised me.....Georgia got a big win over Tennessee between the hedges, which was my lock of the week.....Florida looks like it may suffer a few more marks in the loss column as they search for offensive identity....Clemson seems like a good team, but they are 2-3 and seem to lack firepower, and if only North Carolina had all those players.
Brent Musburger of ABC was discussing how far Alabama should fall, and he actually thought 3 would be fair. For the love of Bear, just go ahead and rank them #1 again. As good as Alabama may be, they did give up 35 points and lost by two touchdowns.
Nebraska, behind a salty defense, is the new top ranked team. While we knew about the Blackshirts, for Nebraska to challenge for the national title, the quarterback position need to be upgraded, and after what the nation saw Thursday night from Taylor Martinez as the 'Huskers blasted K-Sate, it has been. Martinez is lighting fast hitting the hole and, as a redshirt freshman, he could be quite special by the time he is finished in Lincoln. GBR!
Down in Miami, the Florida State Seminoles laid a smackdown on the Miami Hurricanes and served notice about the bright future in store in Tallahassee. Rarely have the Hurricanes been physically manhandled in this fashion prompting ESPN's Kirk Herbstriet to question the 'Canes heart. FSU had looked sluggish this season, but they may have been sand bagging. Last night, the Seminoles won each facet of the game in domineering fashion. How Bout Them 'Noles!
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Final Countdown for Keyholder Exchange
President Obama thinks Americans should be thanking him. For a short list of items we should thank Obama for, see the following from Citizens United.
We are not on the right track, and anyone who participates in the real economy recognizes this. A statistical measure of evidence will come out Friday morning at 8:30AM EST. This will be the jobs report, where we will learn the measure of non farm payrolls and the unemployment rate. I go with 20K private sector jobs created (200K needed to hold serve) and an unemployment rate of 9.9%. How will the market react?
This group of arrogant progressives who have never signed a paycheck are economic imbeciles and are wrecking this country. I hope it is not too late, but on November 2, you must take the first step in saving our country. Take the keys and lock the door. It is the final countdown!
We are not on the right track, and anyone who participates in the real economy recognizes this. A statistical measure of evidence will come out Friday morning at 8:30AM EST. This will be the jobs report, where we will learn the measure of non farm payrolls and the unemployment rate. I go with 20K private sector jobs created (200K needed to hold serve) and an unemployment rate of 9.9%. How will the market react?
This group of arrogant progressives who have never signed a paycheck are economic imbeciles and are wrecking this country. I hope it is not too late, but on November 2, you must take the first step in saving our country. Take the keys and lock the door. It is the final countdown!
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Regrettable Retracement
In an eye opening editorial in The Wall Street Journal, Trend Macro's Chief Investment Officer Don Luskin writes of unfortunate similarities between The Great Depression and today. Luskin examines the current governmental policies which mirror those of Franklin Roosevelt and the technical analysis of the stock market, which if correct, signals a precipitous fall coming soon. Take a look at the chart below created by Trend Macrolytics:
The article was the central topic of discussion Monday evening on CNBC's The Kudlow Report with Larry Kudlow. Seemingly sane Democratic strategist Mark Walsh and outstanding former Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Chairman and talk show host Herman Cain joined Luskin to attempt to sound the alarm about the road our leaders have us traveling. Take a listen:Luskin has it right in his article. The subject is one Amity Shlaes covered thoroughly in her outstanding book "The Forgotten Man", a read I highly encourage.
The recent action taken to potentially curb trading practices based upon how countries dictate currency levels, which as Luskin correctly points out is directed at China and their manipulation of the yuan, resembles the protectionary efforts made by Smoot Hawley, which were devastating.
Also, raising taxes in this environment can only be thought prudent by a Cloward-Piven follower, or a strong Progressive seeking government intervention and a retarding of the capitalist system. While many think the government is best equipped to assist the people, we are reminded of the words the great Ronald Reagan, "Government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives".
As discussed on The Kudlow Report, class warfare is being used as an economic vehicle to move the country closer to socialism. Regrettably, while the Obama administration is enacting similar policies to Roosevelt, we will likely see similar results as we are retracing the DOW before a monumental drop during The Great Depression.
This is an unnecessary risk that could have catastrophic implications. With respect to the stock market, Luskin is not a technical analyst. I am, and it looks to me that history is repeating itself all over the place. Look out!
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Global Warmists Turn Up The Heat
You would think with the hockey stick phenomenon, the central basis for much of the global climate change argument, being exposed, the environmental alarmists may move on to something more worthwhile. It it were about the climate, they may have. But, as we have noted, it is not about climate but rather a tug at the heart strings vehicle to spearhead and implement the global transfer of wealth.
Like wounded animals, and with the mainstream media remaining steadfast in support, the global warming crowd has accelerated the elements of advancing the cause. No longer satisfied with efforts to nudge the public for support, the movement is now shoving, and hard.
If your like me, your wallet is fairly thin these days and the thought of increasing taxpayers expenditures advancing this hoax, or actually transferring our wealth, is appalling. Enter the National Science Foundation.
As reported by The Heritage Foundation, The National Science Foundation (NSF) is “an independent federal agency created by Congress in 1950 ‘to promote the progress of science; to advance the national health, prosperity, and welfare; to secure the national defense.’” It can now add “fund plays on climate change” to that list.
The Heritage Foundation cites an article in The New York Times which reports that the NSF will advance $700,000 to help find the production of “The Great Immensity,” which aims to "explore the emotional and psychological aspects of the current environmental crisis.”
Not a stranger to the Great White Way, I always enjoy an evening on Broadway. However, I do not appreciate my tax dollars footing the tab for a production to promote the crisis of global climate change.
Usually, Europeans trend ahead of Americans, as we have noted in the recent riots over entitlements in Greece. In England, the global warming alarmists are simply out of control, and one can only hope this nonsense is thwarted before hitting out shores. Get a load of this series of commercials:
That is a sick effort indeed to try to shove someone into reducing their carbon footprint. Presented by the folks at 10:10Global, the outrage over the short film advertisements has caused the group to issue an apology, and rightfully so. The Blaze has more.
I got a news flash for everyone. Global warming is a hoax and there is no current environmental crisis!
Therefore, in an effort to expand my carbon footprint, I plan to test run some 0-60s in the Pontiac Grand Prix V8GXP this weekend before shooting down to Miami in the Chevy Trailblazer for some football. Miami? Hey maybe I'll tow the boat down there, fire up the V8 MerCruiser on my 23 foot Regal and hear some voices.
Like wounded animals, and with the mainstream media remaining steadfast in support, the global warming crowd has accelerated the elements of advancing the cause. No longer satisfied with efforts to nudge the public for support, the movement is now shoving, and hard.
If your like me, your wallet is fairly thin these days and the thought of increasing taxpayers expenditures advancing this hoax, or actually transferring our wealth, is appalling. Enter the National Science Foundation.
As reported by The Heritage Foundation, The National Science Foundation (NSF) is “an independent federal agency created by Congress in 1950 ‘to promote the progress of science; to advance the national health, prosperity, and welfare; to secure the national defense.’” It can now add “fund plays on climate change” to that list.
The Heritage Foundation cites an article in The New York Times which reports that the NSF will advance $700,000 to help find the production of “The Great Immensity,” which aims to "explore the emotional and psychological aspects of the current environmental crisis.”
Not a stranger to the Great White Way, I always enjoy an evening on Broadway. However, I do not appreciate my tax dollars footing the tab for a production to promote the crisis of global climate change.
Usually, Europeans trend ahead of Americans, as we have noted in the recent riots over entitlements in Greece. In England, the global warming alarmists are simply out of control, and one can only hope this nonsense is thwarted before hitting out shores. Get a load of this series of commercials:
That is a sick effort indeed to try to shove someone into reducing their carbon footprint. Presented by the folks at 10:10Global, the outrage over the short film advertisements has caused the group to issue an apology, and rightfully so. The Blaze has more.
I got a news flash for everyone. Global warming is a hoax and there is no current environmental crisis!
Therefore, in an effort to expand my carbon footprint, I plan to test run some 0-60s in the Pontiac Grand Prix V8GXP this weekend before shooting down to Miami in the Chevy Trailblazer for some football. Miami? Hey maybe I'll tow the boat down there, fire up the V8 MerCruiser on my 23 foot Regal and hear some voices.
Top 25
College Football
Top 25
1. Alabama, 5-0, 1
2. Nebraska, 4-0, 2
3. Ohio State, 5-0, 3
4. Oregon, 5-0, 5
5. Boise State, 5-0, 4
6. Oklahoma, 5-0, 6
7. Texas Christian, 5-0, 7
8. Auburn, 5-0, 9
9. Utah, 5-0, 13
10. Miami, 3-1, 14
11. Arizona, 4-0, 17
12. Arkansas, 3-1, 15
13. Florida, 4-1, 8
14. LSU, 5-0, 11
15. South Carolina, 3-1, 16
16. Stanford, 4-1, 9
17. Iowa, 4-1, 19
18. Michigan State, 5-0, 23
19. Michigan, 5-0, 21
20. Wisconsin, 4-1, 12
21. Texas, 3-2, 19
22. Nevada, 5-0, 22
23. Florida State, 4-1, NR
24. Oklahoma State, 4-0, 25
25. Northwestern, 5-0, NR
OUT: USC (18) & North Carolina State (24)
VOTES: Penn State, West Virginia, Missouri, Air Force, Virginia Tech, North Carolina State, Clemson, USC, Kansas State.
Alabama served notice they are the king of the hill in dismantling the once feared Gators in game that appears to have exposed the Gators offensive woes....Washington and Jake Locker answered critics by dumping USC in SoCal on a last second FG.....What has become of Ga. Tech, who at the last moment beat Wake Forest....Robert Griffith II and Baylor laid a smackdown on Kansas in Waco.....Oklahoma State capitalized on turnovers late to upend A&M.....OU thumped Texas, and it was not close.....Northwestern escaped Minnesota, but Notre Dame worked over a surprisingly weak Boston College team.....Michigan is exciting to watch, but when the schedule improves, losses will come....Va Tech came to life versus N.C. State defense, outscoring the Pack....One has to wonder how good UNC would have been without the suspensions....Oregon came back from 21-3 to run away from Stanford, both of whom look good.
And then we get to Tennessee and LSU. Oh My!
Now, LSU has a knack for getting involved in these kind of games, but have I ever? No, I have never.
The call of illegal participation on the defense is correct, but I wonder about the helmet toss by #53 of LSU and whether that should have been called unsportsmanlike conduct after the play?
At any rate, Louisiana State if most fortunate to receive this gift from ole Rocky Top, or there would be some very serious explaining to do. Bottom line, LSU is not very good right now, nor are they well coached. Maybe the Gators next week can bring out the best in the Bayou Bengals. Tennessee is rebuilding, but why all the substitutions as whatever and goal from the one turns to whatever and goal from the one. It is goal line defense either way.
Very entertaining but a clinic on poor execution and how not to coach by both teams. Have a nice day!
Top 25
1. Alabama, 5-0, 1
2. Nebraska, 4-0, 2
3. Ohio State, 5-0, 3
4. Oregon, 5-0, 5
5. Boise State, 5-0, 4
6. Oklahoma, 5-0, 6
7. Texas Christian, 5-0, 7
8. Auburn, 5-0, 9
9. Utah, 5-0, 13
10. Miami, 3-1, 14
11. Arizona, 4-0, 17
12. Arkansas, 3-1, 15
13. Florida, 4-1, 8
14. LSU, 5-0, 11
15. South Carolina, 3-1, 16
16. Stanford, 4-1, 9
17. Iowa, 4-1, 19
18. Michigan State, 5-0, 23
19. Michigan, 5-0, 21
20. Wisconsin, 4-1, 12
21. Texas, 3-2, 19
22. Nevada, 5-0, 22
23. Florida State, 4-1, NR
24. Oklahoma State, 4-0, 25
25. Northwestern, 5-0, NR
OUT: USC (18) & North Carolina State (24)
VOTES: Penn State, West Virginia, Missouri, Air Force, Virginia Tech, North Carolina State, Clemson, USC, Kansas State.
Alabama served notice they are the king of the hill in dismantling the once feared Gators in game that appears to have exposed the Gators offensive woes....Washington and Jake Locker answered critics by dumping USC in SoCal on a last second FG.....What has become of Ga. Tech, who at the last moment beat Wake Forest....Robert Griffith II and Baylor laid a smackdown on Kansas in Waco.....Oklahoma State capitalized on turnovers late to upend A&M.....OU thumped Texas, and it was not close.....Northwestern escaped Minnesota, but Notre Dame worked over a surprisingly weak Boston College team.....Michigan is exciting to watch, but when the schedule improves, losses will come....Va Tech came to life versus N.C. State defense, outscoring the Pack....One has to wonder how good UNC would have been without the suspensions....Oregon came back from 21-3 to run away from Stanford, both of whom look good.
And then we get to Tennessee and LSU. Oh My!
Now, LSU has a knack for getting involved in these kind of games, but have I ever? No, I have never.
The call of illegal participation on the defense is correct, but I wonder about the helmet toss by #53 of LSU and whether that should have been called unsportsmanlike conduct after the play?
At any rate, Louisiana State if most fortunate to receive this gift from ole Rocky Top, or there would be some very serious explaining to do. Bottom line, LSU is not very good right now, nor are they well coached. Maybe the Gators next week can bring out the best in the Bayou Bengals. Tennessee is rebuilding, but why all the substitutions as whatever and goal from the one turns to whatever and goal from the one. It is goal line defense either way.
Very entertaining but a clinic on poor execution and how not to coach by both teams. Have a nice day!
Monday, October 4, 2010
The Time is Coming
Dick Morris has teamed up with the talented folks over at Citizens United for the Battle for America movie.
November 2 is coming soon. It is indeed time to remove the radical progressive machine from governance across the fruited plain!
November 2 is coming soon. It is indeed time to remove the radical progressive machine from governance across the fruited plain!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Top 25
College Football
Top 25
1. Alabama, 4-0, 1
2. Nebraska, 4-0, 2
3. Ohio State, 4-0, 3
4. Boise State, 4-0, 5
5. Oregon, 4-0, 6
6. Oklahoma, 4-0, 4
7. Texas Christian, 4-0, 8
8. Florida, 4-0, 9
9. Auburn, 4-0, 12
10. Stanford, 4-0, 17
11. LSU, 4-0, 14
12. Wisconsin, 4-0, 11
13. Utah, 4-0, 15
14. Miami, 2-1, 18
15. Arkansas, 3-1, 10
16. South Carolina, 3-1, 13
17. Arizona, 4-0, 16
18. USC, 4-0, 21
19. Texas, 3-1, 7
20. Iowa, 3-1, 19
21. Michigan, 4-0, 25
22. Nevada, 4-0, NR
23. Michigan State, 4-0, 23
24. North Carolina State, 4-0, NR
25. Oklahoma State, 3-0, NR
OUT: Penn State (24), Boston College (20), West Virginia (22)
VOTES: West Virginia, Penn State, Florida State, Air Force, Clemson, North Carolina & Missouri.
Arkansas gave quite the effort and led much of the way, but fell to a power Alabama rushing attack in the end.....Stanford looks quite impressive, and the game versus Oregon this weekend is must see TV......Time for the Red River Rivalry at the Texas State Fair, and apparently the Horns were looking forward to it, letting UCLA punk them in Austin.....Nevada is looking good also, and given Arizona barely beared down enough to beat Cal, the pummelling Nevada gave the Bears is eye opening......Florida played a good game finally, and they needed to as they travel to Tuscaloosa this weekend....Georgia is in freefall, what with a new defensive coordinator and a youthful offense whose best player is suspended, until this week....NC State is sering notice behind a sound defense and quarterback Russell Wilson.....I am happy to see three players returning from various injuries this year:
Robert Girffith III, Baylor
Nate Irving, NC State
Mark Herzlich, Boston College
BC tangles with Notre Dame this weekend; someone has to win....Auburn is moving along, and has an easy schedule, as does Nebraska....We are fixin to find out who is who in the Big Ten, and we may need glasses......More so than any years recently, odds favor FSU-Mia in ACC Title game, but why wait, they collide next weekend in South Florida.
The crowd at Florida State for the Wake Forest game was the smallest in 18 years and the smallest percentage capacity of Doak Campbell since 1976. I was there, and it was embarrassing. Everyone wants to blame the program, but it is the economy, hooked together with two night minimums on most hotels in the area. I keep hearing it is Bowden, or the way he was treated, the average performance of the team or Jimbo Fisher. Miami has few fans, and you can mow your yard in the morning and go to Gainesville from Tampa, Jacksonville and Orlando and get back home at a reasonable hour. No such luck in Tallahassee. I call like I see it, and the culprit is the same DC jackasses that through idiotic economic policy have the Florida unemployment rate at over 11%. I aim to take several out via the ballot on November 2, but will have to wait until 2012 to take out the global wealth transformer in chief at the voting booth.
Top 25
1. Alabama, 4-0, 1
2. Nebraska, 4-0, 2
3. Ohio State, 4-0, 3
4. Boise State, 4-0, 5
5. Oregon, 4-0, 6
6. Oklahoma, 4-0, 4
7. Texas Christian, 4-0, 8
8. Florida, 4-0, 9
9. Auburn, 4-0, 12
10. Stanford, 4-0, 17
11. LSU, 4-0, 14
12. Wisconsin, 4-0, 11
13. Utah, 4-0, 15
14. Miami, 2-1, 18
15. Arkansas, 3-1, 10
16. South Carolina, 3-1, 13
17. Arizona, 4-0, 16
18. USC, 4-0, 21
19. Texas, 3-1, 7
20. Iowa, 3-1, 19
21. Michigan, 4-0, 25
22. Nevada, 4-0, NR
23. Michigan State, 4-0, 23
24. North Carolina State, 4-0, NR
25. Oklahoma State, 3-0, NR
OUT: Penn State (24), Boston College (20), West Virginia (22)
VOTES: West Virginia, Penn State, Florida State, Air Force, Clemson, North Carolina & Missouri.
Arkansas gave quite the effort and led much of the way, but fell to a power Alabama rushing attack in the end.....Stanford looks quite impressive, and the game versus Oregon this weekend is must see TV......Time for the Red River Rivalry at the Texas State Fair, and apparently the Horns were looking forward to it, letting UCLA punk them in Austin.....Nevada is looking good also, and given Arizona barely beared down enough to beat Cal, the pummelling Nevada gave the Bears is eye opening......Florida played a good game finally, and they needed to as they travel to Tuscaloosa this weekend....Georgia is in freefall, what with a new defensive coordinator and a youthful offense whose best player is suspended, until this week....NC State is sering notice behind a sound defense and quarterback Russell Wilson.....I am happy to see three players returning from various injuries this year:
Robert Girffith III, Baylor
Nate Irving, NC State
Mark Herzlich, Boston College
BC tangles with Notre Dame this weekend; someone has to win....Auburn is moving along, and has an easy schedule, as does Nebraska....We are fixin to find out who is who in the Big Ten, and we may need glasses......More so than any years recently, odds favor FSU-Mia in ACC Title game, but why wait, they collide next weekend in South Florida.
The crowd at Florida State for the Wake Forest game was the smallest in 18 years and the smallest percentage capacity of Doak Campbell since 1976. I was there, and it was embarrassing. Everyone wants to blame the program, but it is the economy, hooked together with two night minimums on most hotels in the area. I keep hearing it is Bowden, or the way he was treated, the average performance of the team or Jimbo Fisher. Miami has few fans, and you can mow your yard in the morning and go to Gainesville from Tampa, Jacksonville and Orlando and get back home at a reasonable hour. No such luck in Tallahassee. I call like I see it, and the culprit is the same DC jackasses that through idiotic economic policy have the Florida unemployment rate at over 11%. I aim to take several out via the ballot on November 2, but will have to wait until 2012 to take out the global wealth transformer in chief at the voting booth.
Under The Shoe of The Congress
I am at a loss to explain how my fellow Central Floridians could have voted into office Alan Grayson.
I have hammered him on many occasions, but aside from his position on the issues, which I am at odds with, he is the most disrespectful public servant towards his colleagues on the other side and more importantly, his constituency.
Certainly, I wlll be eagerly supporting his opponent, Daniel Webster. Not that I am a huge Webster supporter, but I would support Mickey Mouse over Grayson. Minnie as well.
We should all be embarrassed by Grayson, who fails miserably at civil discourse. In addition, we should also demand better, and we will get that when Webster takes the seat November 2. I hope you will help Webster do just that.
I have hammered him on many occasions, but aside from his position on the issues, which I am at odds with, he is the most disrespectful public servant towards his colleagues on the other side and more importantly, his constituency.
Certainly, I wlll be eagerly supporting his opponent, Daniel Webster. Not that I am a huge Webster supporter, but I would support Mickey Mouse over Grayson. Minnie as well.
We should all be embarrassed by Grayson, who fails miserably at civil discourse. In addition, we should also demand better, and we will get that when Webster takes the seat November 2. I hope you will help Webster do just that.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Top 25
College Football
Top 25
1. Alabama, 3-0, 1
2. Nebraska, 3-0, 2
3. Ohio State, 3-0, 3
4. Oklahoma, 3-0, 4
5. Boise State, 2-0, 5
6. Oregon, 3-0, 7
7. Texas, 3-0, 9
8. Texas Christian, 3-0, 11
9. Florida, 3-0, 8
10. Arkansas, 3-0, 12
11. Wisconsin, 3-0, 10
12. Auburn, 3-0, 13
13. South Carolina, 3-0, 14
14. LSU, 3-0, 15
15. Utah, 3-0, 16
16. Arizona, 3-0, 20
17. Stanford, 3-0, 18
18. Miami, 1-1, 19
19. Iowa, 2-1, 6
20. Boston College, 3-0, 22
21. USC, 3-0, 21
22. West Virginia, 3-0, 23
23. Michigan State, 3-0, NR
24. Penn State, 2-1, 24
25. Michigan, 3-0, 17
OUT: Houston (25)
VOTES: Oklahoma State, Nevada, Oregon State, Florida State, Air Force, Pittsburgh, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, North Carolina State, Clemson and Missouri.
Host Auburn defeated Clemson in overtime in one of the hardest hitting games I have seen in many moons, and it was a pleasure to watch.....Oregon looks very strong on both sides of the ball, as does Nebraska and fleet of foot redshirt freshman quarterback Taylor Martinez....Florida is still lethargic offensively, as is Florida State....Arkansas picked up a big road win at Georgia. For those doubting the Hogs, childs please, and meanwhile, the Dawgs are in trouble....Michigan survived UMass, and we are not shooting hoops......Iowa got taken out by Arizona, who is playing with something to prove....Wisconsin of most fortunate to remain undefeated in many ways as Arizona State should have prevailed....Stanford torched Wake Forest, usually a sound defensive squad, for 64......USC is someone to wager against as losses are coming....Why ABC Sports stuck the southeast with watching the mauling of Duke by Alabama is most puzzling....Missouri is very, and I mean very, lucky to have won against San Diego State, which is not saying much....Michigan State used a fake play for ages in dumping Notre Dame in overtime:
And, has it really come to this?
Top 25
1. Alabama, 3-0, 1
2. Nebraska, 3-0, 2
3. Ohio State, 3-0, 3
4. Oklahoma, 3-0, 4
5. Boise State, 2-0, 5
6. Oregon, 3-0, 7
7. Texas, 3-0, 9
8. Texas Christian, 3-0, 11
9. Florida, 3-0, 8
10. Arkansas, 3-0, 12
11. Wisconsin, 3-0, 10
12. Auburn, 3-0, 13
13. South Carolina, 3-0, 14
14. LSU, 3-0, 15
15. Utah, 3-0, 16
16. Arizona, 3-0, 20
17. Stanford, 3-0, 18
18. Miami, 1-1, 19
19. Iowa, 2-1, 6
20. Boston College, 3-0, 22
21. USC, 3-0, 21
22. West Virginia, 3-0, 23
23. Michigan State, 3-0, NR
24. Penn State, 2-1, 24
25. Michigan, 3-0, 17
OUT: Houston (25)
VOTES: Oklahoma State, Nevada, Oregon State, Florida State, Air Force, Pittsburgh, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, North Carolina State, Clemson and Missouri.
Host Auburn defeated Clemson in overtime in one of the hardest hitting games I have seen in many moons, and it was a pleasure to watch.....Oregon looks very strong on both sides of the ball, as does Nebraska and fleet of foot redshirt freshman quarterback Taylor Martinez....Florida is still lethargic offensively, as is Florida State....Arkansas picked up a big road win at Georgia. For those doubting the Hogs, childs please, and meanwhile, the Dawgs are in trouble....Michigan survived UMass, and we are not shooting hoops......Iowa got taken out by Arizona, who is playing with something to prove....Wisconsin of most fortunate to remain undefeated in many ways as Arizona State should have prevailed....Stanford torched Wake Forest, usually a sound defensive squad, for 64......USC is someone to wager against as losses are coming....Why ABC Sports stuck the southeast with watching the mauling of Duke by Alabama is most puzzling....Missouri is very, and I mean very, lucky to have won against San Diego State, which is not saying much....Michigan State used a fake play for ages in dumping Notre Dame in overtime:
And, has it really come to this?
Monday, September 20, 2010
Washington Smothering Working America
Painter Jon McNaughton describes his telling painting of Presidents past and how the current administration is thwarting the opportunity of the American workers and entrepreneurs with smothering governmental intervention, regulation and taxation.
Washington is filled with an elitist attitude, full of corruption, governing from a position of arrogance, where those in power are superior intellectually to those of us in flyover country.
Those voices don't speak for the rest of us, and their time is coming. America functions best as a land of opportunity, where free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity.
The restoration takes a big step soon.
Washington is filled with an elitist attitude, full of corruption, governing from a position of arrogance, where those in power are superior intellectually to those of us in flyover country.
Those voices don't speak for the rest of us, and their time is coming. America functions best as a land of opportunity, where free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity.
The restoration takes a big step soon.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Top 25
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Top 25
1. Alabama, 2-0, 1
2. Nebraska, 2-0, 2
3. Ohio State, 2-0, 3
4. Oklahoma, 2-0, 6
5. Boise State, 1-0, 4
6. Iowa, 2-0, 7
7. Oregon, 2-0, 12
8. Florida, 2-0, 5
9. Texas, 2-0, 8
10. Wisconsin, 2-0, 9
11. Texas Christian, 2-0, 11
12. Arkansas, 2-0, 15
13. Auburn, 2-0, 19
14. South Carolina, 2-0, 21
15. LSU, 2-0, 22
16. Utah, 2-0, 23
17. Miami, 1-1, 10
18. Stanford, 2-0, NR
19. Michigan, 2-0, NR
20. Arizona, 2-0, NR
21. USC, 2-0, 16
22. Boston College, 2-0, 24
23. West Virginia, 2-0, 17
24. Penn State, 1-1, 25
25. Houston, 2-0, NR
VOTES: Georgia (20), Clemson, Missouri, Pittsburgh, Florida State (13), Notre Dame, Virginia Tech (14), Oregon State, Georgia Tech (18), Air Force, North Carolina, California.
Alabama served notice by thumping an always tough Penn State team.....Miami's Jacory Harris continues to toss costly INTS......USC looks like a team about to go on a losing streak......West Virgina was very lucky to escape Marshall, but Virginia Tech, with a hangover riding shotgun was not, losing to James Madison, one of our founding fathers....Is the Rick Neuheisel experiment already over at UCLA?....Michigan did not take a late score by the Irish kindly, marching right back down the field for a big win.....Florida thinks their problems are behind them, but they are not.....South Carolina looks real good thus far, and may be the SEC east favorite....Perhaps Oregon is better without a troublemaker at QB, and given what the Quack Attack did in Knoxville, the nation had better look out....After being embarrassed by North Dakota State, Kansas goes out and dumps Georgia Tech.....The ACC had a horrendous weekend, and there is work to do....Minnesota got beat by South Dakota, which is not good....Wake Forest outlasted Duke in the barn burner of the week.
Things are rarely as good as you think nor as bad as they seem. One can only hope. Thankfully, I did not make the trip to Norman, but I was surprised at what I saw out of my Seminoles. I figured the offense would score some points, but they looked lost. Christian Ponder looked juvenile. An offensive line, returning a whopping 152 combined starts, threw lookout blocks all day. I knew the defense has issues, but this whole effort was just pitiful. Someone needs to muzzle our cornerbacks talking smack while giving up 20 yard square outs every three plays. One Seminole reserve offensive lookout alerter was yucking it up late on the sideline. Nothing at all was funny with the folks joining me for the broadcast here in lovely downtown Conway. We take our football seriously.
Top 25
1. Alabama, 2-0, 1
2. Nebraska, 2-0, 2
3. Ohio State, 2-0, 3
4. Oklahoma, 2-0, 6
5. Boise State, 1-0, 4
6. Iowa, 2-0, 7
7. Oregon, 2-0, 12
8. Florida, 2-0, 5
9. Texas, 2-0, 8
10. Wisconsin, 2-0, 9
11. Texas Christian, 2-0, 11
12. Arkansas, 2-0, 15
13. Auburn, 2-0, 19
14. South Carolina, 2-0, 21
15. LSU, 2-0, 22
16. Utah, 2-0, 23
17. Miami, 1-1, 10
18. Stanford, 2-0, NR
19. Michigan, 2-0, NR
20. Arizona, 2-0, NR
21. USC, 2-0, 16
22. Boston College, 2-0, 24
23. West Virginia, 2-0, 17
24. Penn State, 1-1, 25
25. Houston, 2-0, NR
VOTES: Georgia (20), Clemson, Missouri, Pittsburgh, Florida State (13), Notre Dame, Virginia Tech (14), Oregon State, Georgia Tech (18), Air Force, North Carolina, California.
Alabama served notice by thumping an always tough Penn State team.....Miami's Jacory Harris continues to toss costly INTS......USC looks like a team about to go on a losing streak......West Virgina was very lucky to escape Marshall, but Virginia Tech, with a hangover riding shotgun was not, losing to James Madison, one of our founding fathers....Is the Rick Neuheisel experiment already over at UCLA?....Michigan did not take a late score by the Irish kindly, marching right back down the field for a big win.....Florida thinks their problems are behind them, but they are not.....South Carolina looks real good thus far, and may be the SEC east favorite....Perhaps Oregon is better without a troublemaker at QB, and given what the Quack Attack did in Knoxville, the nation had better look out....After being embarrassed by North Dakota State, Kansas goes out and dumps Georgia Tech.....The ACC had a horrendous weekend, and there is work to do....Minnesota got beat by South Dakota, which is not good....Wake Forest outlasted Duke in the barn burner of the week.
Things are rarely as good as you think nor as bad as they seem. One can only hope. Thankfully, I did not make the trip to Norman, but I was surprised at what I saw out of my Seminoles. I figured the offense would score some points, but they looked lost. Christian Ponder looked juvenile. An offensive line, returning a whopping 152 combined starts, threw lookout blocks all day. I knew the defense has issues, but this whole effort was just pitiful. Someone needs to muzzle our cornerbacks talking smack while giving up 20 yard square outs every three plays. One Seminole reserve offensive lookout alerter was yucking it up late on the sideline. Nothing at all was funny with the folks joining me for the broadcast here in lovely downtown Conway. We take our football seriously.
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