Tuesday Reading

I usually try and write something slightly entertaining before getting to the links - well you're out of luck today, I've got nothing. The Chargers did beat down the Jets last night - other than that, let's read.

Rutgers, who this year reverted back to the Rutgers we all know and love, is working on keeping their chins up. What they should be working on is a little concept called "winning games."

Axe finds a nice Ernie Davis video to check out.

More weird slide shows from the Post Standard. The photos from Ordonez are good, the rest.....

Worst job in America? Well it's probably not that bad, but being a ticket scalper in Syracuse is pretty tough right now.

A few things the SU football team is better than..........Sport Hump style.

Here's a good story from the LA Times on the making of the Express.

The AP, which will never be confused with the NY Post in the headline department, scores with this one.

There is one less dead kitten thanks to SU's win on Saturday.

Devendorf could officially stay two more years, if that happens, I'm guessing he ends up at Syracuse about 3 years longer than he originally planned.

The Mets can't stop the bleeding, meanwhile, the Yankees are still not officially eliminated from playoff contention. That should happen by tonight.

Warren Sapp sets back Miami football 25 years.

Eagles receiver Hank Baskett likes the girl next door. God that was LAME on my part - just awful. I'm officially ashamed of myself - hey, guess what, you're not alone mom.

Calling the current Raider situation a mess is the equivalent of called the Greg Robinson era slightly disappointing - but hey, Al Davis is a Syracuse grad.

Colin Cowherd, loudmouth and ill-informed, won't be on in Indy anymore - those lucky bastards.

Brian Westbrook just has a strain and the 700 Level, and all Eagles fans, are happy.

Reason 1,256 why you should never live in Idaho - they are upset that the cheerleaders outfits are too revealing.

A review of the announcers for last night's game.

And I'll leave you with this, if you live in an area that allows porch couches, enjoy them, because they are clearly under attack.