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| Posted: Sat Jan 1st, 2011 07:45 am |
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beejmi The Big Kahuna 
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The fireworks here will start in just a few days with the NFL season ending. Here are the selections. Not having John Fox is unforgivable - just not paying attention. Count Grog 1. John Fox - Carolina Panthers- 10 pts 2. Marvin Lewis -Cin Bengals - 9 pts 3. Rich Rodriguez - Michigan -8 pts 4. Eric Mangini- Browns - 7 pts 5. John Kuester - Detroit Pistons - 6ts 6. Gary Kubiak - Houston Texans - 5 pts 7. Paul Wulff - Washington State Unv - 4 pts 8. John Tortorella- NY Rangers 3-pts 9. Tony Sporano - Miami Dolphins 10. Jim O'Brien - Indiana Pacers - 1 pt One Fan Gang 10 pts- pts- Sal Alosi (trippin' Jets strength coach) 9 pts- John Fox (Carolina Panthers) 8 pts- Marvin Lewis (Cincinnati Bengals) 7 pts- Jeff Fisher (Tennessee Titans) 6 pts - Tom Coughlin (Giants) 5 pts- Darrell Bevell (MN Vikings off. coordinator) 4 pts- Ken Whisenhunt (Arizona Cardinals) 3 pts- Eric Mangini (Cleveland Browns) 2 pts- Jack Del Rio (Jax Jaguars) 1 pt- Jerry Angelo (Chi Bears) Stingmark 10) Marvin Lewis 9) Kubiak 8) Eric Mangini 7) Jim Tressel(we could only hope) 6) Dick Rod 5) John Kuester(shitty Pistons Coach) 4) Norv Turner 3) Ken Whisenhunt 2) Mets Mgr 1) Bruce Pearl Khawk 10 pts John Fox Carolina Panthers 9 pts Marvin Lewis, Cincinnati Bengals 8 pts Jeff Fisher Tennessee Titans 7 pts Bruce Boudreau Washington Caps 6 pts Cory Clouston Ottawa Senators 5 pts Gary Kubiak, Houston Texans 4 pts Todd Richards, Minnesota Wild 3 pts John Kuester Detroit Pistons 2 pts Jack Capuano New York Islanders 1 pt Brent Sutter, Calgary Flames Clawmaster 10 point pick John Fox Carolina Panthers 9 point pick Eric Mangini Cleveland Browns 8 point pick Jeff Fisher Tennessee Titans 7 point pick Ron Wilson Toronto Maple Leafs 6 point pick Ken Whisenhunt Arizona Cardinals 5 point pick Gary Cubiak Houston Texans 4 point pick Rich Rod. Michigan Wolverines football 3 point pick Vinny Del Negro LA Clippers 2 point pick Paul Westphal Sacramento Kings 1 point pick Marvin Lewis Cincy Bengals CanadianHorseman 10 points - Garth Snow ( GM - NY Islanders ) 9 points - Ron Wilson ( Coach - Toronto Maple Leafs ) 8 points - Jay Triano ( Coach - Toronto Raptors ) 7 points - Chan Gailey ( Coach - Buffalo Bills ) 6 points - Cory Clouston ( Coach - Ottawa Senators ) 5 points - Clint Hurdle ( Manager - Pittsburgh Pirates ) 4 points - John Fox ( Coach - Carolina Panthers ) 3 points - Brent Sutter ( Coach - Calgary Flames ) 2 points - Jack Capuano ( Coach - NY Islanders ) 1 point - Ozzie Guillen ( Manager - Chicago White Sox ) HBF 10-John Fox 9-Gary Kubiak 8-Jeff Fisher 7-Marvin Lewis 6-Eric Mangini 5-Buddy Nix 4-Ed Wade 3-Tom Renney 2-Brent Sutter 1-Rich Rodriguez Lobo316 10 point pick - Brent Sutter - Calgary Flames 9 point pick - Ron Wilson - Leafs 8 point pick - Lionel Hollins - Memph. Grizzlies 7 point pick - Jay Triano - Toronto Craptors 6 point pick - Paul Westphal - Sac. Kings 5 point pick - Kurt Rambis - Minn. Timberwolves 4 point pick - Steve Tambellini - Edmonton Oilers 3 point pick - Jim Schwartz - Det. Lions 2 point pick - Jim Riggleman - Wash. Nats 1 point pick - Bruce Fucking Boudreau - Wash. Capitals Dog Faced Gremlin 10 points Jim Tomsula SF 49ers 9 points Gary Kubiak HOU Tex 8 points Norv Turner SD Char 7 points John Fox CAR Pan 6 points John Kuester DET Pist 5 points Kurt Rambis MIN Tw 4 points Paul Westphal SAC King 3 points Marvin Lewis CIN Ben 2 points Eric Mangini CLE Bro 1 points Tom Coughlin NYG
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| Posted: Sat Jan 1st, 2011 04:54 pm |
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khawk Hall Of Famer 
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Lobo3161 point pick - Bruce Fucking Boudreau - Wash. Capitals 
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| Posted: Sat Jan 1st, 2011 07:34 pm |
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CanadianHorseman
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You can tell who is from Canada by the amount of NHL picks on their list. 
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| Posted: Sat Jan 1st, 2011 07:37 pm |
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lobo316 Mr Baseball 
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CanadianHorseman wrote: You can tell who is from Canada by the amount of NHL picks on their list. And the Craptors 
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| Posted: Sat Jan 1st, 2011 07:45 pm |
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stingmark
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Lobo, why would you fire Coach Schwartz? he's won them more games this year, than we have in 2-3 seasons before? he's a good coach, give him a bit more time. He turned around our D in what, one season? The guy can coach. Plus, its Detroit, the Lions wont shit can him. Now, in 2-3 yrs, if we dont get better, then yeah, maybe, but not yet. Fuck Dick Rod....
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| Posted: Sat Jan 1st, 2011 08:12 pm |
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Angelic Assassin
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10-John Fox 9-Cory Clouston 8-jim O'Brien 7-Sal Alosi 6-Jay Triano 5-Marvin Lewis 4-Flip Saunders 3-Gary Kubiak 2-Ron Wilson 1-Jim Leyland
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| Posted: Sat Jan 1st, 2011 08:30 pm |
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CanadianHorseman
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lobo316 wrote: CanadianHorseman wrote:You can tell who is from Canada by the amount of NHL picks on their list. But no CFL picks. 
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| Posted: Sun Jan 2nd, 2011 07:45 am |
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lobo316 Mr Baseball
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CanadianHorseman wrote: lobo316 wrote:CanadianHorseman wrote:You can tell who is from Canada by the amount of NHL picks on their list. The CFL, ha ha. Reminds me of the time someone called the Fabulous Sports Babe & asked her who the new quarterback might be for the Eskimos, or whatever. she hung up on him, saying "honey, no one gives a rat's ass about the CFL".
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| Posted: Mon Jan 3rd, 2011 04:26 am |
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Benlen
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Surprised no one chose Tom Cable. OC Hue jackson's contract is up and he wants to be head coach. Firing Cable is something Al Davis would do to keep Jackson.
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| Posted: Mon Jan 3rd, 2011 06:59 am |
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clawmaster Hall Of Famer
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Benlen wrote: Surprised no one chose Tom Cable. OC Hue jackson's contract is up and he wants to be head coach. Firing Cable is something Al Davis would do to keep Jackson. Should have picked him because Al Davis is nuts. Cable did a really good job coaching the Raiders this year. But Davis has fallen in love with the OC and Cable could lose the power play. Al Davis was once way ahead of his time. Now he doesn't have a clue.
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| Posted: Mon Jan 3rd, 2011 07:09 am |
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CanadianHorseman
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clawmaster wrote: Al Davis was once way ahead of his time. Now he doesn't have a clue. Just Win Baby !!!!!!!!!! 
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| Posted: Mon Jan 3rd, 2011 12:14 pm |
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khawk Hall Of Famer
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Angelic Assassin wrote: 10-John Fox No offense but I call bullshit picking Fox after it was announced that he won't be back. I'm not saying entering the picks a bit late shouldn't be allowed but not Fox in this situation.
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| Posted: Mon Jan 3rd, 2011 02:17 pm |
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lobo316 Mr Baseball
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khawk wrote: Angelic Assassin wrote:10-John Fox We need a ruling on this. Khawk has a point.
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| Posted: Mon Jan 3rd, 2011 02:20 pm |
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beejmi The Big Kahuna
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khawk wrote: Angelic Assassin wrote:10-John Fox I'll put up standings later. Let me consider what to do with Fox because we have the unusual situation of knowing his fate while he was still coaching a game. My knee-jerk reaction is to "allow" the points for those that submitted before the 12-31-2010 midnight deadline and to disallow after that. I believe the news of him not being brought back broke on the 31st but the only parameter we had in place was a 12-31-2010 midnight deadline. And the picks were in private so as to discourage copying. If I go in that direction I will bump Angelic Assassins other picks up by one point. Fox was such a "gimme" I can't believe everyone didn't have him as a ten point pick even before the announcement.
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| Posted: Mon Jan 3rd, 2011 03:42 pm |
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clawmaster Hall Of Famer
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Mangini just got axed. From the USA Today site, The Cleveland Browns fired head coach Eric Mangini on Monday after finishing its second straight 5-11 season under his tenure. Team president Mike Holmgren met with Mangini and relieved him of his duties, one day after the Browns lost their fourth consecutive game to close the 2010 season. "This decision was not easy for me, and it was one into which I put a great deal of thought," Holmgren said. "Although we have made improvements this season, my responsibility is to ensure that we establish a program that will allow this team to compete at a championship level. That will continue to be our goal in everything we do. I want to thank Eric for all of his contributions to the Cleveland Browns, and wish him and his family the best of luck in the future." Hired in 2009 after being fired as head coach of the New York Jets, Mangini went 10-22 in two seasons. Holmgren, hired in late 2009, granted Mangini a second season after the Browns closed his first campaign with four straight wins. But the Browns struggled to move forward in 2010, rotating Jake Delhomme, Seneca Wallace and rookie Colt McCoy through the starting QB position on an offense that ranked 29th and scored just 16.9 points per game. Mangini thanked the Browns and said he felt he left the team in better position than when he arrived. "I have a deep respect for the players that I have coached the past two years and how they have made a profound difference in changing the culture - a tougher, smarter, more competitive, selfless team that never gave up," Mangini said. "Our goal was to build a team for long term success. The core characteristics we were dedicated to, I believe, will help achieve that goal, and have provided a strong identity for this football team and have helped to create a positive foundation upon which the organization can continue to build." Holmgren, who won Super Bowl XXXI as the Packers' coach and coached in two other championship games, will launch a search for a new field boss. He has not yet said if he would consider taking on that job himself. -- Sean Leahy
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