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Bryant Out

Posted by Brett Kincaid on October 7, 2009

It’s gone from bad to worse for Oklahoma State.  After the season opening win over Georgia, the Pokes were humbled at home by Houston.  And now their all-everything wide receiver Dez Bryant is out for the year after violating NCAA rules.

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BlogHawgs.com Week 6 Picks

Posted by Adam Butler on October 7, 2009

Road Home Line BK Adam
Nebraska Missouri Neb -3 UM UM
AB says: Blaine Gabbert is doing his best Chase Daniel impersonation.
Auburn Arkansas Aub -3 Ark AU
AB says: It has been awhile since the Hogs have beaten an above-average SEC team at Razorback Stadium
Georgia Tennessee Tenn -2 Uga UGA
AB says: UGA was one preposterous call from beating LSU last week. 
Houston Mississippi St. MSU -2 MSU MSU
AB says: Houston gave up 4 1 points to UTEP last week….in the 2nd half.
Kentucky South Carolina USC -10 SC UK
AB says: UK is much better than a 2 game homestand with Florida and Alabama suggests.
Alabama Mississippi  Bama -6.5 Bama Bama
AB says: Bama is the best team in the country and Mississippi is an 8-4 team.
Georgia Tech Florida St. FSU -2.5 GTU GTU
AB says: FSU has had a lot of distractions this week and stopping GT’s offense requires full focus.
Florida LSU UF -8 LSU LSU
AB says:  The Tigers getting 8 points at home? At night? With CFB Jesus dinged? Count me in.
Michigan Iowa Iowa -8 Mich Mich
AB says: Iowa should win….but not by that spread.    
Michigan St. Illinois MSU -4 MSU MSU
AB says: It’s never a good sign when a Senior 3-year starter at QB is benched.
Oregon UCLA Oregon -6.5 Oregon Oregon
AB says: UCLA couldn’t hang with Stanford and Oregon is tough.
Wisconsin Ohio St. Ohio St. -14.5 Wisc Wisc
AB says: Wisconsin should make this a game, but OSU should win.
Utah Colorado St. Utah -6.5 CSU Utah
AB says: Utah is very good and CSU’s opening win vs. Colorado looks less impressive in retrospect.

 

AB:  36-24-2

BK:  40-20-2

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SEC Links

Posted by Brett Kincaid on October 7, 2009

London Crawford appears ready to make his return to action this weekend against Auburn.

Fort Smith’s Kodi Burns plays a big role in the new Auburn offense, even if he’s not in his natural position of QB regularly.

News and notes from practice from the Hog Blog

Gene Chizik and Bobby Petrino will share the same field on Saturday for the first time since 2002.

As good as Alabama’s Rolando McClain is he never measure up to his own expectations.

Jevan Snead and Greg McElroy have actually met on the field once before while both were prep stars in Texas.

Tim Tebow cleared to practice but not play…yet.

The Mad Hatter loves big game week in Baton Rouge.

Georgia’s Caleb King has suffered another injury this year — a broken jaw.

Lane Kiffin is tight-lipped about the possibility of seeing more hurry-up offense on Rocky Top this weekend.

South Carolina is off to a much better start in the turnover department compared to the 2008 season.

Hartline has the support of one UK heavyweight — his head coach.  That may be all, though.

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Morning News

Posted by Brett Kincaid on October 7, 2009

Judge Chirs Piazza must decide whether or not jurors can hear the confession of alleged rapist and murderer Curtis Vance.

Sen. Lincoln believes in transparency.  Another example:  Her transparent attempts to salvage her chances at re-election by sending a letter to Senate leadership.

State Sen. Gilbert Baker (R – Conway) is pandering to women in his campaign to win Sen. Lincoln’s seat.  God knows that when I think of gender equality, Gilbert Baker jumps to mind.

For some reason “puppy mill” doesn’t sound as bad as it really is.

The 2009 Great Arkansas Treasure Hunt is underway.

The best/worst thing to happen to Facebook:  Sarah Palin

Despite the world going to hell in a handbasket, the President’s approval numbers went up in September.

Saturn has one more ring than previously thought.

The most important news of the day.

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