Quick Shots: BC Justified Jettisoning Jags
- I have no issue what so ever with the way Boston College handled the Jeff Jagodzinski firing. He was warned. He did it anyway and he was fired. BC gets a lot of credit for following through on their threat. Maybe other coaches (Bobby Petrino for example) will learn from this. I know a lot of employers that would fire someone if they knew that they were out interviewing for other positions clandestinely. In the words of the immortal Barney Fife "Nip it. Nip it in the bud."
- Sticks, stones and charging linebackers may break his bones, but apparently the Elderly Hillbilly doesn't care about words. If course, if you read between the lines of his carefully crafted statement, you'll find some subtle shots.
- PFT reports the Hillbilly is up to his old off season tricks. BTW, Teddy Atlas, what exactly do you know about football? (Pro Football Talk)
- Jim ponders the bridge to Bobby Jenks (Sox Machine)
- Wrong Sox, Rocco! (MLB Trade Rumors)
- Our hero and role model discusses the recent Bears bloodletting (Rosenblog)
- Somebody explain to me why a coach who was despised when he was in Cleveland has had two former assistants hired to coach the Browns.
- This just goes to show you how dumb the people that run the NHL are. Sean Avery gets six games for saying something politically incorrect yet Jakko Ruutu only gets two games for biting Jason Peters. Both players used their mouths, but the one that used his teeth to injure someone got a lighter sentence.
- Florida's Brandon Spikes idolizes Butkus. Dick, not the dog. It's refreshing to see how a young guy can be so old school.
- I don't know how Matthew Stafford will do at the pro level, but Knowshon Moreno will be an Adrian Peterson/LT( with a healthy groin) like stud. They'll both be in the draft. (College Football Talk)
- Another sign that boxing is dead. (Awful Announcing)
- JoPa gets ripped off.
- Dennis Dodd is to Tim Tebow as Peter King is to Brett Favre. Okay, maybe not, but there is definitely a hint of man crush.
- I'm all for celebrity chefs making a buck and hawking toothpaste, sausage, grape juice, lousy restaurants, etc., but this time the envelope has been pushed too far. I guess anyone can be on the radio, huh? Especially on satellite radio with all of its' seven listeners.
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