Search results for query: *

Dude is nothing more than a murderer writing a book.

Little guy? More of a man than you will ever be. Hide behind your keyboard, coward. **** your personal attacks.

Dear Troll: Because I only get on here about once every three weeks. Maybe you ought to get a life or something.

Just three crappy journalists. What's odd is your avitar, ya clown.

Jemele Hill, Michael Smith and Stephen A. are all garbage.

I don't care that you can't stick to something you said three weeks ago, CD Boogie.

bennyandthejets: Would you be butt-hurt if I made fun of your stupid name like you do Wetumpka's?

Laughable to think that Belichick would sign Kapernick. I would love to hear you ask that to Belichick in a press conference.

Scott, Is this a sports copy-editing job for a newspaper or website or both?

That's your opinion about the American flag malcontent and free-agent quarterback. I don't need to provide any polls. I spoke of ****tards like Kellerman, Smith and Simmons. Mixon wasn't any part of my post.

Yes. I was being sarcastic. Why do you care what I post?

As I type this, I'm watching Stephen A. and Max make fools of themselves, kinda like Simmons. Glad he took is ball and went home a couple years ago. Seriously, do any of these jokers have a spine to speak their real minds? They're just playing for the camera. I watch NFL Network. NBA Network...

Do you get to cover Nick Saban's Alabama Crimson Tide?

Sounds difficult to oversee that many people over numerous platforms and never having any face-to-face communication, though beauty of the job is never having to go into the office, if I'm correct.

No one safe at ESPN? Everett and Buccigross come to mind. Is Michael Smith's and Jemele Hill's show really the best hour on sports television? Furthermore, Coachman's and Bretos' dancing is for the birds.

Probably one of those freelance jobs where you have to wait and wait for peanuts in pay.

SIGN OF THE TIMES, UNFORTUNATELY Thirty employees, including several tenured, lost their jobs recently at the Lawrence Journal-World after Ogden Newspapers purchased it from the Simons Family — owners for the past 125 years. The LJ-W sports desk was chopped in half, losing half of their eight...

Nice narrow-minded stereotype. I know some very knowledgeable sports fans

No, I am not bitter. Troll on.