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Who the f-ck is that?

Here's another we can add to the "Rex F-cking Ryan Collection": And another....

Anyone have a shot of the sides of this ring? From what I see so far, they're pretty classy. I like. Two or three pages back there are some really good shots of it. Or you can check it out here. Ahh. Well that'll teach me.... One of the better championship rings I've seen lately. Very well executed.

Anyone have a shot of the sides of this ring? From what I see so far, they're pretty classy. I like.

Bravo..... Bra-Vo.

Interesting. Unique. I didn't even think about UFL teams getting rings. When winning a four-team league, is a ginormous, diamond-laden ring really necessary?

Jose Canseco Eric Gagne John Smoltz Hanley Ramirez

#12 is retired for John Brodie. Is it really?

More Rex....

And I thought he was hard to look at on the sidelines.

This is sarcasm, right? The horiffic new B16TEN makeover is plastered all over the Logos forum... Thread #1: http://boards.sportslogos.net/index.php?showtopic=77288 Thread #2: http://boards.sportslogos.net/index.php?showtopic=77369

I guess if the Dallas Cowboys can play in the NFC East, it's not a stretch to have Texas Christian as a member of the Big East. I was kind of hoping the Big 12 would make a run at TCU to keep their conference afloat. Now what for them?

The WAC will soon be below the Sun belt. If/when Hawai'i leaves, the school with the largest athletic budget will be SJSU. This means New Mexico State football has a realistic shot at winning a whopping four games in a single season now!

Hawaii currently in talks to join the Mountain West Conference.

Corey Dillion is a toss-up. I almost remember him more as a Patriot as I do a Bengal, probably due to having won a ring in New England.

Not gonna happen -- not as long as Hawkins is still at CU. Dude currently has a career record of 19–38. I hope that assclown never sees the Pac-12!

2011 Pac-12 scheduled released. To be kicked off by Utah at Southern Cal. For Colorado's first conference game, they will be hosting Washington State.

So I can only assume that the Pac-12 will try to build up a Colorado-Utah rivaily since the original ten schools are pretty much paired off. I already think Utah stinks for various reasons. Should be interesting.

3 places I can think of are Glendale, Denver and Seattle I would also think San Diego, San Fran (Candlestick), and Vegas (albeit a tad small for a venue) could also have outside considerations. Vegas has NO chance because the Pac-12 doesn't have a school in Nevada. And if were going to be held in San Francisco, it would be at AT&T Park. The same place where the Kraft Bowl (formerly the Emerald Bowl) is hosted.

The new Pac-12 to unveil division format next week. It looks to be a North/South split. NORTH California Oregon Oregon State Stanford Washington Washington State SOUTH Arizona Arizona State Colorado USC UCLA Utah