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It appears Notre Dame will keep their head coach and not take the risk of signing another mediocre coach to a lucrative contract. If they were going to send Weis packing they would have likely done something by now.

What would you do? Has he earned another year in your mind?

If you would dump him, who do expect to be granted an interview with? Who would you offer the position to?

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Even though this has been a "down-year" in all things having to do with Seattle Sports, there is a group of dedicated writers looking to provide reasons and answers for our terribly under performing teams.

SeaTown Sports ( http://www.seatownsports.net/) is an independent sports blog that is dedicated to providing up-to-date analysis and news of sports happenings in Seattle. We focus on the Seattle Seahawks, the Seattle Mariners, and Washington Husky Sports. We also include insight on high school sports around the Seattle area.

As avid sports fans, me and my friends often discussed, argued, debated, and sometimes fought over things relating to Seattle sports. We decided to take this passion and put it into this blog. While we continue to enjoy, play, and

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What's your favorite starting hand in Texas Hold'em?

When ever I'm at a casino I always hear people say things like " I hate starting with Aces" or "I always get beat with Kings."  While I certainly have lost a lot of hands starting with Kings or Aces, I'd take them over any other hand for sure.

One hand I hate, espeically in the low limits that I play is AK.  It seems like a very difficult hand to play in low limit Hold'em 'cause there are always people playing any ace and will call about any bet - and can end up with two pairs.  I always have trouble trying to figure out where I am. 

What's your favorite hand?  What's your least favorite hand? 

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Patriots fans... don't miss this event! 

Heath Evans, starting fullback for the New England Patriots will be appearing at an autograph signing event on Saturday, November 15th from 2 PM - 4 PM.  Heath will meet fans and sign autographs.  Photographs will be permitted.

Bring your own item to be signed or choose from our selection of footballs, mini-helmets, photos and other items which we will have available.

Pricing at the Door will be as follows:
 
Autograph Ticket for 8x10 Photo w/ Photo Included $30
Autograph Ticket For Any Item: football, helmet, mini-helmet, jersey, cap, pennant, WHATEVER! (Item Not Included- purchase from us or bring your own) $35
"3-Point Special" 3 Autograph Tickets for Any Three Items (Items Not Included) $90

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The Dolphin Pod is the ultimate fan site for the serious fan, written by a true fan.  Do you know all of
Dan Marino’s records by heart?  Are you not liking Brett Farve so much for
breaking them all?  Did you jump for joy when the Giants beat the Patriots
in SuperBowl XLII, preserving the Dolphins as the only team with a perfect
season?  Then this site is for you!  The true fan, who bleeds aqua and
orange.  Sounds painful, I know.  But we are SERIOUS about this team!

The Dolphin Pod provides up to date information, entertaining commentary,
game highlights, photos and more.  Take a photo tour of Dolphins Stadium or
browse through the history files to buff up on your stats; See original
pictures from Dan Marino’s Hall of Fame Enshrinement and much more!  Fan

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For the past few seasons, long-time Wisconsin resident F. Gordon Union has been writing regular columns about the Green Bay Packers at his website, Meat Packers Union ( www.meatpackersunion.com). Mr. Union combines years of wisdom with plain talk and interesting stories about life as a Packers fanatic to tell the story of his favorite team each and every week. So stop on by sometime and see the world through Mr. Union's spectacles.

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Hey Cardinals fans, check out http://arizonacardinals.contentquake.com for news and highly opinionated views from Cardinal_Chick. 
 
Featuring pre- and post-game reports, team and player news, interesting factoids and anecdotes, awesome pictures, and her own unique-if-not-sarcastic slant on the rest of the league, stop by if you follow all things Cardinal, take a look.  Agree?  Leave a comment.  Disagree?  Start an argument.

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I've been watching college football for over 20 years and I can remember all the classic conference matchups.  Now it seems the Conference powers have fallen on hard times and we're stuck with a lot of mediocre matchups.  It almost makes the season not worth watching.  I'm personally against having "polls" during much of the regular season.  If you pay attention to the college scene you can forsee the outcomes and you can tell who are the real contenders.  The computer systems are a joke.  With the amount of bowl games at the end of the season, having schools complain about their power rankings because they played six bowl teams during the year should not mean a thing if all you have to do is win 6 games and be bowl eligible.  Case in point

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As we continue to grow our community here at BostonRedSoxFanSite.com I've been scouring the net for other Red Sox blogs trying to network a bit.  I recently ran across Boston Red Thoughts ( http://www.bostonredthoughts.com).  If you get a chance, check it out.  I highly recommend it to anyone who loves the Red Sox.

Red Sox fans are the best sports fans in the world, and it's fans like Christine, who writes Boston Red Thoughts, that make it so.

The posts consist of a recap of each game with comments on the current news and rumors about the Red Sox, but also weave in some interesting personal information about Christine.  The writing style is casual and fun.  Christine has a good sense of humor and while it's clear that she knows baseball and the Red Sox very very well, she doesn't take herself too seriously and never comes across as a snobby fan.  I think even a Yankees fan could appreciate her blog (excluding the posts specifically about the "Skankees" as she calls them)!

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Since it was launched more than a year ago, Sox and Pinstripes has found that the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry extends to the blogosphere

Yankees-Red Sox. Red Sox-Yankees. You might disagree which team is first, but one point is certain – this is the most storied and heated rivalry in all of baseball. Maybe in all of sports. Now that spring training has started, and opening day nears, a Boston Red Sox fan, who is also a professional journalist who frequently writes about baseball; and a New York Yankees fan have united to create a blog and web site where readers can celebrate, discuss and debate all things Red Sox, Yankees and baseball.

Jeff Louderback, a professional journalist and author, and a lifelong Red Sox fan; and Vincent Mercandetti, a broadcast journalism student at Quinnipiac University and a lifelong Yankees fan, launched Sox and Pinstripes ( www.soxandpinstripes.com) in February, 2007, just in time to chronicle a season that led to Boston’s second World Series championship in four years. More than 18 months later, the blog has already received 200,000-plus page views.  

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