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College Football 2007.Players to watch.

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“Rebroadcasting, or any other pictures, descriptions, or accounts of the game, without the NFL’s express written consent, is strictly prohibited.”

Well, this certainly looks like a picture of the game, to me.

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That’s right. This TV Remote has been voted the best TV accessory for college students. This sucker measures 20 inches long and 8 inches wide. Each button is an inch in diameter. In the picture below it is compared to a 27 inch tv and a Corona bottle. College kids beware, if you lose this remote fumbled.org will rip you apart, and when you’re drunk you will be sure to hit the right button! So hurry up and get to the closest Bed Bath and Beyond store where you will only pay 14.99 to have the world’s best TV Remote For College Slackers . See the picture dscn0208.JPG

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Check out this new college football blog. Collegefootballblog.net One of the writters use to live 40 minutes away from where fumbled.org originates. Its a small world.

Houston Nutt might have handled his PR about as bad as anyone could in a single offseason, but he still managed to recruit some nice talent. Check out these players for your college fantasy football league courtesy of Pre Pro Sports.

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A South Carolina recruit was stabbed early Sunday morning after he got into an argument at an apartment complex in suburban Columbia, Richland County deputies said.

Quentin Richardson, 18, was at a party when he got involved in an argument and was stabbed, sheriff’s spokesman Lt. Chris Cowan said.

Richardson underwent successful surgery Sunday afternoon and was expected to be released from the hospital in a few days, said his godfather, Will Sutton. Read the rest of this entry →

After reading a sports blog about random baseball thoughts, Fumbled.org realized that the blog had the word “I hate” or “You Suck”  in every title. Who is this guy anyway?  I mean listen to this guy he starts the first post on the site with “What a flaming asshat this guy is – every time he comes into a game, it’s just about as close to an automatic loss as you can get for the Mets. As soon as he comes into a game, we Mets fans turn the TV off, because there’s no need to watch the inevitable ” and who ever heard of a PA Mets Fan? As a college football blog Fumbled.org SHUNS YOU! Look for your self!

 Keep your coconut protected for god sakes! Football and other recreational sports have been responsible for more than 750,000 head trauma incidents last year. 100,000 of those injuries were recieved during football games. Football is a dangerous sport, but who knew how dangerous it really is. WebMD released a statement last week noting that new helmets will soon be on the way for youth and proffessional players. I say, Its about time! Look at the stats… Read the rest of this entry →

At a board meeting August 9th, the NCAA will reconsider rules, including one that bans coaches from sending text messages to college football recruits.

The board could un-do the text messaging rule, or create new legislation. The rules in  place now have no restrictions on text messaging with recruits. The new rule is scheduled to take effect Aug. 1. Should the board make changes, the rule would be rescinded. If it is affirmed, the rule would remain in place until a January vote at the NCAA’s annual convention in Nashville, Tenn.

Many of the schools that appealed the original legislation said they favored some text messaging restrictions but not an outright ban.

Yahoo! says the buy will bolster its existing sports coverage, which mostly focuses on national sports. Rivals, which opened in 2001, claims two million visitors a month and concentrates on college football and basketball.

The deal, we’re told, is all about community and Rivals’ “most engaged sports audience on the internet”.

Although financial terms were not disclosed, speculation is that Yahoo! paid in the region of $100m.

Rivals has 180,000 subscribers who pay $10 a month, and the site also brings in cash from advertising and ecommerce.

The deal comes days after co-founder Jerry Yang took over the top job at Yahoo!, replacing Terry Semel, although presumably he didn’t put the deal together in four days. Read More…

The 101 Things Sports Fans Must Experience Before They Die:

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Electronic Arts announced that EA Tiburon has launched a free fantasy football service that will give sports fans a chance to live their dreams and get in the game like never before.

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Arrelious Benn should make an immediate impact at Illinois, but will Jimmy Clausen live up to the hype at Notre Dame? Will Noel Devine and Joe McKnight deliver at West Virginia and USC, respectively? Check out the freshmen you should be watching this fall.

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A big stink was made when Pete Carroll announced he was looking to recruit high school sophmores after the 2 players graduated high-school. You have to admit, this did create a big distraction for these two kids but in the long run, they will have time to think about their future. Now basketball coach Tim Floyd has taken the term recruiting to a new level.

Floyd’s recruiting middle school talent. Yes, middle school. Jeff Goodman, writer for Fox Sports, reports that Floyd has received a verbal commitment from an eighth-grader. We’re talking barely past puberty. A line needs to be drawn somewhere. So the kid may domminate a middle school basketball game, but once you enter high-school, especially for a huge school, the game is different. This is way to early to even consider a players talent. He probably still watches Spongebob for god sakes!

Some express concerns, as they should!
Mike Boatwright said the biggest concern surrounding his 14-year-old son’s decision is the potential local reaction.

“I’m tremendously concerned,” he admitted. “It could get ugly as far as kids getting jealous. I also don’t want it to get to his head. I want him to stay humble.”

What guidelines should be set in place when talking about a child’s future and education?