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Ohio State whips Michigan . . . again!

The greatest rivalry in college football produced another fun game (for Ohio State fans) while the overall rivalry is suffering a bit. Michigan isn’t holding up its end of the bargain.

The isn’t The Ten Year War. Urban Meyer is 7-0 versus Michigan. Jim Harbaugh is 0-4 against the Buckeyes.

Michigan was favored on the road against a Buckeye team that had all sorts of drama, not to mentioned a defense that has been royally screwed up by Greg Schiano. There was plenty of smack talk coming from Michigan players and fans, but that ended badly for them yesterday.

This article from Bob Wojnowski gives a good overview of the problems with Jim Harbaugh’s program. Harbaugh’s basic offense that relies on power running works well against lesser opponents but just doesn’t cut it against a talented team like the Buckeyes.

“I don’t believe what I just saw!” – Jack Buck and the greatest call in baseball history

We keep losing videos that have the audio of this great call from Game 1 of the 1988 World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Oakland A’s. Jack Buck is calling the game, and if you can find the video, you’ll hear Buck’s legendary call of Kirk Gibson’s shocking home run.

World Series ratings plummet

The Boston Red Sox dominated the Los Angeles Dodgers to win the World Series 4-1, but the ratings were pretty bad as detailed in this article. For many this is a surprise given the matchup of two iconic franchiese from large markets. This will be a hot topic for debate, but the late start for the games has to be addressed.

How to Win at Sports Betting

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When it comes to gambling, there are many risks involved although it can be a fantastic way to fill your time and sometimes make money if done sensibly. It can be an exciting addition to watching your favorite sport as well. However, sometimes you want to get the best from your bet and the knowledge to get around all the tricks used to get you caught comes in handy.

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