Do they look happy? Not really . . .
Iowa fans took a lot of grief last year as they tried to defend their undefeated team against all the critics, and then had to watch the Hawkeyes get demolished in the Rose Bowl against Stanford.
Today things got even worse as 13th-ranked Iowa lost 23-20 against FCS power North Dakota State.
#NorthdakotaState brings #saaaddynasty to #IOWA #NDSUvsIOWA #bisons #hawkeyes #upset #upset pic.twitter.com/W0Ydlu7uj2
— saaadurday (@saaadurday) September 17, 2016
Sexy gymnast and television personality Nastia Liukin posted this sexy selfie on her Twitter account. We approve!
Oh. My. Gosh. This costume tho… #dontmindthebathroomselfie đź’Žđź’Ž #KelloggsTour pic.twitter.com/rbL0gXsRIk
— Nastia Liukin (@NastiaLiukin) September 13, 2016
Seriously? Have you heard some of the crazy hype around Dak Prescott after his preseason performances? Trent Dilfer is gushing like a schoolgirl. Michael Smith is already predicting the Cowboys shouldn’t want to bring back Tony Romo when he’s finally healthy again (he’s assuming of course that Prescott will be a star).
Slow down. Let’s see this kid perform in a real NFL game before proclaiming him a future pro bowl quarterback.
It was slow-going, but England clinched a win at the death against Slovakia’s ten men in Trnava.
Any England fan hoping for a bright new dawn with Allardyce at the helm could end up disappointed on Sunday night’s evidence.
England were drab, but were also the only team pushing for a win, as Slovakia had shown up to defend. The game became especially one-sided after Martin Ĺ krtel saw red for a needless foul on Harry Kane.
But there was no way through, until Adam Lallana finally made England’s advantage count in the 95th-minute: He brought the ball under control and stabbed a left-foot finish beneath Kozáčik after Rose’s cross had been deflected into his path.
The Saints have been a mess since winning the Super Bowl, partly due to the draconian punishment handed down by the NFL for Bountygate. As a result they’ve wasted many excellent seasons from Drew Brees.
With Brees getting older the window seems to have closed, particularly with the horrible mess they’ve called a defense in New Orleans. But now that they’ve run Rob Ryan out of town, perhaps they can get the defense back on track.
Meanwhile, Brees still puts up solid numbers, they’ve signed him to an extension, and the Saints have added a nice receiver in Michael Thomas. Can this team compete for the playoff spot? Hard to say, though I’m very interested to see how Thomas does this year from a fantasy point of view now that he’s been named a starter.
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