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Bluefield would hang 40 points on any of the teams ranked ahead of them in the rankings.

Bluefield didn't need Will Cole. We were fine before him and will be long after.

Big surprise. It was only a matter of time before he screwed up.

Perfect example of how religion can go bad and totally brain wash people.

He hired the same people for his campaign that ran George W. Bush's campaign in 2000, which attacked McCain personally and was fueled by negativity. You either learn from others' mistakes or you become a victim yourself.

Am I the only person who sees Obama as a person and not necessarily as black first and foremost?

What we must all realize is that we are Americans first and foremost, regardless of petty political party affiliation. We have so many enormous tasks ahead of us and we have no hope of conquering these unless we can unite, as we have so many times in our history, and vanquish them. Regardless of who you voted for, I hope that we can all get behind not Barack Obama but the United States of America and change this world for the better.

Fire Stinespring and use the money to give Foster a raise.

I don't recall anyone calling for Simon's head after the 0-3, at least from anyone with common sense. First two games were lost by a combined total of 4 points - the signature of a young team coming into its own and having to learn how to win.

Time to hire Tom!

Simple, everyone in front of him isn't injured like last year.

From what I'm hearing this is the last time JM and Bluefield will square off in the regular season for the next several years...

I love how you think you can try to talk down to someone simply because they do not share your exact viewpoint. That's usually what seperates the ignorant from the intelligent, whereas most intelligent people can look at things from the perspectives of others and understand them even if they don't agree. More importantly, they can respect these people as well. You cannot do either. Hey, if lecturing politics to people on a high school sports message board makes you feel enpowered, intelligent, or even important then go for it. Like I said before, I won't waste my time debating with people who have no respect for opinions or viewpoints other than your own. You can claim I am uninformed, are spoon fed information from manipulated sources, or that I just don't get it but it doesn't matter to me either way. I laugh and truly pity people such as yourself.

I know, I am completely ignorant. I absolutely base all of my voting decisions based on YouTube. Thanks for proving my point, like I said this is exactly why I don't waste my time discussing these issues here. The next time you'll see me in any sort of discussion pertaining to this is on November 5th when I'll return to say I told you so.

Anyone need proof that ignorance, intolerance, and racism are taught behaviors? Look no further than this...

Need I say more?

Not really surprised by this. McCain can only dodge the bullet so many times and it's in poor taste that he's using the American economic crisis as an excuse for doing so. Interestingly enough, he was in the Senate all of those years and never did anything to curb or prevent the current system which is mainly responsible for this crisis as it exists today.

I honestly have better things to do than sit here and debate with you. Nothing I can or would say will have any bearing on your opinion or who you're voting for, so why waste the energy? I at least give you respect for the simple fact that you do vote, unlike so many people in this country.

Oh, I'm here.

Don't get your hopes up....

Gretna drops 50 points.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080923/pl_afp/usvotestates Tue Sep 23, 1:05 PM ET Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama is ahead in four battleground states, according to a Quinnipiac University poll out Tuesday that suggested Obama could be benefiting from turmoil on Wall Street. Republican White House rival John McCain has not been able to wrestle the banner of change from Obama, and voters in three of the four states see Obama as better on economic issues, the polls showed. "With a lousy economy, an unpopular war and an even less popular Republican president, it's difficult to find voters who don't want change," said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac's University's Polling Institute. In Colorado, Obama leads McCain by 49 to 45 percent. Last month, McCain was ahead one percentage point in Colorado, 47-46 percent, Quinnipiac said. In Michigan, Obama leads McCain 48 to 44 percent, compared to 46-42 percent on July 24. In Minnesota, Obama is holding on to a two percentage point lead of 47 to 45 percent, compared to 46 to 44 percent in late July. In Wisconsin, Obama leads by 49 to 42 percent, although his advantage has narrowed from 50 to 39 percent in July. "The Wall Street meltdown while these polls were in the field probably fed the public desire for change and seemed to benefit Senator Obama," Brown said. Obama is widely perceived as the candidate of change in the four key states, by 19 to 24 point margins, Quinnipiac said. Voters in all four states named the economy as the top issue in the November 4 election and said Obama has a better handle on it, except in Minnesota where voters were equally divided on which candidate best understands the economy (45 to 45 percent). By contrast, voters were convinced McCain has a better grasp on foreign policy, by margins of 34 percent and higher in all four states. Voters in the four states view the running mates -- Delaware Senator Joe Biden for the Democrats and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin for the Republicans -- as good choices. But they would rather see Biden as president, by margins of four to nine percent. Quinnipiac questioned 1,301 likely voters in Minnesota between September 14-21; 1,313 in Wisconsin; 1,364 in Michigan; and 1,418 in Colorado. The polls had a 2.7 margin of error except Colorado, where the margin of error was 2.6 percent. The polls were conducted in partnership with The Wall Street Journal and washingtonpost.com, the university said.

Oh, so both you make more than $250,000? If so, then maybe you do have reason to be upset. I like McCain's plan, more tax breaks for the rich and for corporations who outsource jobs outside of the U.S.

At this point in the season, who would've guessed that Tech would have a better record than WVU...