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Melo averaged more points - by a hair - was more efficient and averaged more rebounds.

Lebron averaged more a*sist, steals, and blocks, even though neither were close to exceptional in the steal and block category.

This is the sh*t I've been saying for the longest. The NBA and the media had anointed Lebron, and all he had to do was give them enough to work with, and they'd overlook anybody necessary to make sure he remained 'King'.

You can't with a straight face say Lebron had a better rookie season. I will accept their rookie seasons were equal. But for Lebron to win ROY by himself, like he was the clear cut favorite is bullsh*t, and one of the main reasons I go so hard against Bronze. I know the media got all the blind witnesses brainwashed.

As a Lakers fan, I'm happy for them to be honest. Gets them out of the shadow and not to mention they have their own place rather than having to lease somewhere like how the Lakers do.

As for the residents of Inglewood...

texas a&m barely survived unranked Colorado 10-7! after talking mess about OSU!

jimbo Fisher calls out Ohio State while touting Texas A&M's 7-game SEC winning streak


He called out Ohio State for only playing 6 games this year: Jimbo Fisher: "Seven straight SEC wins. Some schools haven't even played seven games. If you want to pick the best four teams, we're one of 'em."De


After the game, coach Jimbo Fisher made sure to send a message to the College Football Playoff committee while touting that winning streak. He called out Ohio State for only playing 6 games this year:

Indeed, Ohio State is 6-0 after an unconvincing 22-10 win over Northwestern in the B1G Championship Game.


osu did better against number 12 ranked oregon who looks like they will be the pac 12 champions.








Ultimately, though, itÂ’ll be up to the CFP committee on Sunday. The Aggies will be waiting anxiously for the selection show tomorrow.


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Give the kid a break. HeÂ’s doing amazing things & only in his 4th year, let the boy cook. Media & BX love to sh*t on him & I donÂ’t get it

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27 Rushing TDs in a season, Greatest RB season of the 2000s after LT

"Green Bay Packers MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers continues to downplay the club's horrific Week 1 beatdown at the hands of the New Orleans Saints. Rodgers noted Thursday that freaking out over a bad loss is a way for things to snowball.

"If we're starting to freak out after one week, we're in big trouble," Rodgers said, via ESPN.

Rodgers said his laid-back approach following the 38-3 loss was more for his teammates to understand that one week doesn't make a team, regardless of the result. He wasn't talking to the outside world.

"Now, I wasn't trying to be inspiring," Rodgers said of his postgame message. "I was trying to put the loss in the context where it deserves to be put. And that is, it's not acceptable, but it's just one game and we're not gonna be held prisoner mentally by that poor performance."

The man who once told Packers fans to R-E-L-A-X is again using the brake pedal after a poor start to a season, albeit in a less-catchy manner.

"I'm not going to make it bigger than it was," Rodgers said. "I'll let you guys on the outside world do all that. Look, we've won a lot of games around here. We've lost a few. But you move on. It doesn't matter if you play incredible and put up 50 or you get blown out. You move on to the next opponent.

"There shouldn't be some big drastic change and alteration the way that we do things, the way we practice, the way we prepare. If it's good enough to get you to this point, then it's good enough from this point forward. I haven't changed any of the stuff that I've been doing."

Rodgers' approach has served him well in the past. Over the last 10 seasons, the QB has had 18 pass TDs and 1 INT in seven starts (5-2 W-L) in the next game following a 2-plus INT contest -- he has never thrown 2-plus INTs in consecutive games.

Rodgers has had a sub-50 passer rating in three previous starts before Sunday's 36.8 dud. In his next start that season, Rodgers has gone 3-0, averaged 335.0 pass YPG, posted nine pass TDs and no INTs, and had a 100-plus passer rating in all the games.

So, yeah, Rodgers' even-keel approach works.

He'll get another chance to prove it in prime time Monday night at Lambeau Field against the Detroit Lions."

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"Leaving the only NFL team he'd ever known wasn't easy, but for Jamaal Williams, there was no other option.

Williams signed a two-year free agent deal with the Detroit Lions this spring after the Green Bay Packers decided to invest in Williams' longtime running mate, Aaron Jones, instead.

Jones signed a four-year, $48 million deal with the Packers in March, just as Williams' rookie contract was expiring.

"It ain’t hard for them to say 'bye," Williams said Thursday. “They let me (go). Y’all act like I left on my own, golly. I didn’t do it. Shoot, if I could have stayed, I could have stayed. If I can’t, they didn’t want me."

Williams compared his departure to being dumped by a longtime girlfriend, and in that regard, his new amour is like his ex's good friend.

Williams will make his first trip as a visitor to Lambeau Field on Monday when the Lions play the Packers in a battle of 0-1 NFC North teams.

He said picking the Lions had nothing to do with getting to face his old team twice a season, but he isn't mad about that opportunity.

"Like that ex-girlfriend, shoot, I got to go," he said. "But I got a rebound, it was the Lions, they picked me up. Now they feeding me good, taking me to dinners. Another manÂ’s trash is another manÂ’s treasure."

Williams has been a treasure for the Lions so far this season, both on the field and in the locker room.

He started the Lions' season-opening loss to the San Francisco 49ers last week and led the team with 54 yards rushing and a touchdown on nine carries.

D'Andre Swift nearly doubled Williams' snap count, but both had similar workloads. Williams finished with 17 touches and 110 yards from scrimmage (including eight catches for 56 yards). Swift had 19 touches for 104 yards and a receiving touchdown.

In the locker room, the jovial Williams has been just as impactful. As a group of defensive linemen walked off the practice field Thursday, one yelled, "What's up, Swaggy?" as Williams conducted his media session.

"HeÂ’s exactly what I thought he would be and the vision of what he would be," Lions coach Dan Campbell said. "And that, man, there is true value in that because he was as steady and reliable a guy as you can have. He looked exactly like he did in camp. He ran hard, he was high-energy. He played smart. And he helped move the football for us."

Williams gave the Lions' traditionally dormant running game a lift against the 49ers, running for 10 yards on the game's first offensive play and breaking a team-best 20-yard run later in the first quarter.

His eight catches matched a career high, and he scored his first touchdown as a Lion on a 1-yard run in the fourth quarter.

“I feel like it was a good first week," Williams said. "The more and more I get to see these situations I’m in and how I get to run the ball, I feel like I’m going to become more explosive. I’ll be able to do more. I’m just excited. I’m just grateful to be on this team, grateful for my linemen, everybody that blocked. Receivers. Me and Swift, we’re really just having fun out there. Really just going out there, running hard and making sure that everybody who’s blocking, their blocks ain’t in vain, so we’re going to make them count."

Williams said he's excited to return to Green Bay, where he spent the first four years of his career and racked up nearly 2,000 yards rushing. He still has friends on the team — players he has "grown to love over the years" — and he said if he gets in the end zone Monday he might do a Lambeau leap for old time's sake, but only if he finds Lions fans in the crowd.

"ItÂ’s part of life," he said. "YouÂ’re going to have those type of rejections, youÂ’re going to get turned down. People ainÂ’t going to want you, but when you get your shot and opportunity again from somebody who will give you your shot, you just got to take that opportunity, be grateful for it and make it count."

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