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Nike Co. "is concerned by the serious and highly disturbing allegations made against Michael Vick, and we consider any cruelty to animals inhumane and abhorrent. We do believe that Michael Vick should be afforded the same due process as any citizen; therefore, we have not terminated our relationship."











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Now this is going to start an argument. Here is a breakdown of my five toughest schedules in the SEC for 2007. We’ll look at the five easiest schedules on Saturday.
1. AUBURN
— Home SEC: Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, Ole Miss, Alabama
— Road SEC: Florida, Arkansas, LSU, Georgia
— Non-conference: Kansas State, South Florida, New Mexico State, Tennessee Tech
— Comment: Auburn has very slight edge over South Carolina because it has to go to The Swamp and Gamecocks don’t.
2. SOUTH CAROLINA
— Home SEC: Mississippi State, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Florida
— Road SEC: Georgia, LSU, Tennessee, Arkansas
— Non-conference: Louisiana-Lafayette, S.C. State, at North Carolina, Clemson
— Comment: Non-conference schedule weaker than Auburn’s. Both teams must play Arkansas, LSU, and Georgia on the road.
3. TENNESSEE
— Home SEC: Georgia, South Carolina, Arkansas, Vanderbilt
— Road SEC: Florida, Mississippi State, Alabama, Kentucky
— Non-conference: at Cal, Southern Miss., Arkansas St., Louisiana-Lafayette
— Comment: Vols go on the road to play Cal and Florida in the first three weeks.
4. FLORIDA
— Home SEC: Tennessee, Auburn, Georgia (Jacksonville), Vanderbilt
— Road SEC: Ole Miss, LSU, Kentucky, South Carolina
— Non-conference: Western Kentucky, Troy, Florida Atlantic, Florida State
— Comment: Trips to LSU on Oct. 6 and South Carolina on Nov. 10 will not be easy for defending champs.
5. GEORGIA
— Home SEC: South Carolina, Ole Miss, Auburn, Kentucky
— Road SEC: Alabama, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Florida (Jacksonville)
— Non-conference: Oklahoma State, Western Carolina, Troy, at Georgia Tech
— Comment: Both Oklahoma State and Georgia Tech should be Top 25



stepped back on to the Notre Dame campus he has made a world of difference with the on-the-field performance as well as recruiting star athletes off of it. Let's review what the Irish have landed so far in the 2008 class and the possibilities of others to join the fold soon.
was brought in as his replacement. All four of the guys the Irish have already gotten to commit will compete for immediate playing time as soon as they reach campus. The remaining jewel of the defensive line still available is DT Marcus Forston out of Miami. The Irish have told him they will hold a spot for him until National Signing Day and the rumor is the race is between Miami and Notre Dame. It should get interesting and if it involves Miami it could get dirty. If the Irish can manage to steal Forston out of South Florida it would put the finishing touches on their best defensive line class ever.
Cuban is a great businessman who will spend money in the right areas and get the Cubbies competing again. Look at his track record whether it involves his successful ownership of the Dallas Mavericks or his start up company MicroSolutions, the man knows how to make a winner. Supposedly Bud Selig and baseball's exclusive ownership club might try to blackball him by not approving the sale if he wins the bid. One of his major proponents is Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf who stated to the Chicago Tribune: "It is a matter of public record that when Cuban was approved to buy the Dallas Mavericks, the vote was 29-1." And yes, Reinsdorf was the old ass who decided Cuban wasn't worthy enough to be an owner when he had the chance to vote as the Bulls chairman. I saw screw them Cuban. Steinbrenner is about to croak as soon as the Yankees fail to reach the playoffs so baseball is going to need another renegade owner in the mold of Ted Turner. Give those drunks in Wrigley something to cheer about for Christ's sake.
performing years. The great Ichiro has apparently agreed to an extension in the $90-100 million dollar range for 5 years. Is he worth it? No, none of them are but if a guy like Rashard Lewis gets $113 million for not even being the best player on his team in basketball then I guess Ichiro deserves it in some retarded economic way. I'm going to be honest, I love watching Ichiro play. He is one of those guys in the Albert Pujols/Johan Santana/Jose Reyes group that I would pay to go watch them play everyday. You saw his performance in the All-Star game...the fucker can fly around the bases. Ichiro is the hottest piece of Japanese ass to hit the States since (NSFW)Hiromi Oshima in my opinion.