Sports

1. 6.57 Alabama (13-0) SEC
2. 6.38 Texas (13-0) Big 12
3. 5.71 Cincinnati (12-0) Big East
4. 5.51 TCU (12-0) MWC
5. 5.50 Florida (12-1) SEC
6. 5.19 Boise State (13-0) WAC
7. 4.83 Oregon (10-2) Pac 10
8. 4.63 Iowa (10-2) Big 10
9. 4.33 Ohio State (10-2) Big 10
10. 4.23 Georgia Tech (11-2) ACC
11. 4.17 Virginia Tech (9-3) ACC
12. 4.01 Penn State (10-2) Big 10
13. 4.00 Miami (FL) (9-3) ACC
14. 3.62 West Virginia (9-3) Big East
15. 3.58 BYU (10-2) MWC
16. 3.50 Pittsburgh (9-3) Big East
17. 3.42 LSU (9-3) SEC
18. 3.37 Wisconsin (9-3) Big 10
19. 3.30 Oklahoma State (9-3) Big 12

1. 6.16 Texas (12-0) Big 12
2. 6.12 Alabama (12-0) SEC
3. 5.95 Florida (12-0) SEC
4. 5.50 TCU (12-0) MWC
5. 5.13 Cincinnati (11-0) Big East
6. 5.12 Boise State (12-0) WAC
7. 4.37 Iowa (10-2) Big 10
8. 4.36 Oregon (9-2) Pac 10
9. 4.33 Ohio State (10-2) Big 10
10. 4.08 Virginia Tech (9-3) ACC
11. 4.00 Penn State (10-2) Big 10
12. 3.91 Georgia Tech (10-2) ACC
12. 3.91 BYU (10-2) MWC
14. 3.72 Pittsburgh (9-2) Big East
15. 3.66 Miami (FL) (9-3) ACC
16. 3.37 Oklahoma State (9-3) Big 12

Owner of Burnsys Burgers & Brew in Oregon, Ohio Charged with Grand Theft.
An Indictment was filed by the Lucas County Grand Jury on November 12, 2009.

The Indictment states a Charge of Grand Theft a Felony of the 4th Degree.

Patrick L. Burns of 434 Cambridge Dr. Oregon, Ohio 43616 is named in the Indictment.
His past address is listed as 6029 Grisell Rd. Oregon, Ohio.

Patrick L. Burns and his wife Sandra I. Burns were the Owners of the former GameTime Sports Pub at 506 S. Lallendorf Rd. in Oregon, Ohio. Which went out of business and the property was sold at sheriff sale.

After hearing the news about Libbey and Bowsher having fights after the foorball games, it is very interesting that Central Catholic's game against Start on Friday night ended the same way. The only difference is that when parents went to pick up their children from the game they (the parents) were tear-gassed. There was no report of this incident that I know of.

There was trouble brewing at the game but the police did not respond until the spectators had left the school and parents were attempting to pick up their children.

Former NFL quarterback Steve McNair was killed in a shooting in Nashville, Tennessee, authorities said Saturday. Steve McNair, 36, spent 13 seasons in the NFL, the majority with the Tennessee Titans. Police said they found McNair and a woman shot to death in a Nashville residence after receiving a phone call about an injured person.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/07/04/mcnair.shooting/index.html

Paula Creamer to Talk with Queen of Apostles Students and

Tee It Up in a Long-Drive Contest with Students

Who

* Paula Creamer, defending Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic resented
by Kroger champion. Paula is known as the "Pink Panther" on the Ladies
Professional Golf Association tour for her pink outfits and equipment.
* The original PINK PANTHER T & C, Owens Corning's official
representative, will make a special guest appearance and assist the other
"Pink Panther."

Dear Alumni and Friends:

The University of Toledo has received word that federal authorities have indicted six
foriner athletes on charges relating to an alleged "point shaving" scheme, between December 2004 and December 2006.

Let me say from the begimaing that we take this matter seriously, however we also
consider it past history. We will continue to cooperate fully with all law enforcement agencies.

I made my case for a Steelers victory over the Cardinals in my annual Super Bowl prediction postbut I always enjoy reading the thoughts of others on this game of games.

Perhaps this will be the one thread where civil discourse will reign, though sports sometimes brings out more heated debate than politics.

Written last week, but one of the best, if not the best, article I've ever seen on Pro Football and the media:

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KEEP TELLING THE CARDINALS THEY CAN'T WIN

It’s music to their ears for the third week in a row as they continue their improbable march to the Super Bowl

SCOTT JACOBS

http://www.sportsline.com/collegefootball/story/11237917/2

The Utah State Attorney General is investigating whether College football is violating anti-trust laws with the Bowl Championship Series.

Personally I believe it has. Utah, the only perfect team this year, wasn't even given a serious look. The "mid-major" conferences have to be perfect to get in while the BCS conferences get in automatically despite inferrior records.

It is odd it at this point of the season. Why not wait until the end of the season? I guess we will find out the details tomorrow.
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Tom Amstutz has taken Toledo to four bowl games in eight seasons as the Rockets head coach, but the man affectionately known as "Toledo Tom" will be stepping down as the school's coach in a Monday morning press conference, sources have confirmed.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3679025

Toledo wins “Pontiac Game Changing Performance”
College football fans voted the University of Toledo as the Pontiac Game Changing
Performance for the seventh week of the 2008 NCAA® Football Season. Voting began on
Sunday morning and concluded at midnight on Wednesday. ESPN announced Toledo’s

George Tanber has another story on how an odd rule disqualified the St. Ursula golf team.
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UM football player allegedly attacks hockey player early Sunday morning
Sources: Kampfer was hospitalized after attack by football player
http://www.michigandaily.com/node/45558

2 Rockets arrested after UM win
http://www.myfoxtoledo.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=7638571&ver...

Toledo's historic victory over Michigan at the Big House on Oct. 11--as well as the play by senior free safety Tyrrell Herbert that ignited the win-- has caught the attention of the national media. In perhaps the biggest upset in the history of Toledo football, the Rockets stunned Michigan with a 13-10 victory in the Big House, marking the first time a MAC team has defeated the Wolverines.

Toledo beats Michigan in possibly one of the messiest and sloppiest games of the year. But a win is a win-congrats to Toledo.

Another turn in the Nate Miles story.
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The original complaint against UConn freshman basketball player Nate Miles was dismissed Monday when neither Miles, nor the woman who filed the complaint appeared in Vernon Superior Court when the civil case was called.

For those of you following the Nate Miles saga, it may not be over just yet.
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According to his legal guardian Sean Patterson, Miles will appeal a UConn administrative board's decision Thursday to expel him.

Miles, who returned home Thursday to Toledo, Ohio, has five business days from the date of the ruling to file the appeal.

For those of you keeping up with the latest saga:

ERNON -- UConn freshman forward Nate Miles had the case against him for violating a restraining order continued to Nov. 25, and he was ordered to undergo counseling until then.