It's been a while so let's get a column up here

First Chags to me for finally learning to spell Column. Justin it only took what 5 months.
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Does anybody except me think that because everybody is expecting that the Patriots are going to win that this game might be much closer than anybody expects and that the Eagles might pull it off because of that fact. [To get my opinions check out this week's Blitz. If you currently do not get Blitz call up your cable company and complain or send an email to Bobcatblitz@q30.org to request a copy.]
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Congrats to S. Williams for winning the Aussie Open, even through nobody in my dorm watched it since we were all annoyed that we stayed up to watch Sharapova-Chagaris lose after she had it won.
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And how about Jeff Thomason, can you imagine going to you boss and saying *team name* wants me to take time off to go and play in the Super Bowl.
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Would this situation with Sammy Sosa end already. Will somebody trade him already, I know that the deal with the Orioles is almost done. I'm sick of it and that just isn't because I'm a Cardinals fan.
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So Doug Mientkiewicz is goign to allow the Red Sox to display the ball, but what annoys me is that the Sox think that they own that ball I am sorry they do not. People think it was a surprise that he kept the ball but everybody in Boston knew right away that he had the ball still, and he should own it.
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Did anybody else get a chance to look at ESPN 360, wow that was cool.
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I really can't wait for next season to see if the Patriots can still be the best team without their cordinators.
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Sure this isnt' sports related but has anybody else heard that Macy's and Filene's might merge?
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And can you say Mercy, the Super Bowl bet this year is something else, the following is reprinted from http://www.benmaller.com/archives/2005/january/29-governors_singing_super_bowl_bet.html with permission. "The Governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney, and his Pennsylvania counterpart, Ed Rendell, couldn't reach an agreement earlier in the week on a Super Bowl bet involving food, but have finally come up with a wager.

The loser will travel to the winner's state and, during a game between the cities' NBA teams, sing the national anthem in his rival city's jersey.

Romney is willing to display his pipes, but if the Eagles lose, Rendell's wife, Midge, a trained opera singer, will perform for Celtics' fans."
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And the rumor mill is turning and this time it's about former Sox Pitcher Rich Garces, also known as El Guarpo, who has been reported as kidnapped in Venezuela.
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I just want to tell a certain writer that when you post a blog, you do not need to post it three times.
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Zags to Quinnipiac. YOU WERE BEATING LIU-BROOK AND YOU BLEW IT, DAMN YOU MONROE.
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And about Monroe, how about Rob Monroe being nominated for point guard of the year, go QU
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And about a column written by Sally Jenkins earlier this week, "NO KIDDING, MEN AND WOMEN DON'T SEE SPORTS THE SAME WAY, WHO KNEW."
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And when will teams who play the Patriots learn, you had Vanderjerk who said that the Pats were ripe for the picking and now we have Freddy Mitchell who couldn't name players on the Pats, mercy.
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That's the blog for today leave some,
~Chag