Weekend Thoughts (4th edition)

A little late, but weekend thoughts nonetheless:

It was refreshing to see a quarterback in Matt Leinart who just refused to let his team lose in a big game. Hmm...I wonder who else does that?

At least Reggie Bush is finally getting the attention he deserves.

I'm glad Alabama thought it proper to take approximately 5 years off of my life.

In the NFL, is it really that hard to find 30 good punters and 30 good kickers? Why haven't we searched the ends of the earth for this?

Are the Cowboys really that good? Will Eli win a Super Bowl before Peyton? (my official dream come true, BTW) Will the Patriots ever have a week with all of their starters? Will LaDainian Tomlinson be the best running back/complete football player of all-time? Why is Mike Tice still employed? Tons of NFL questions at close to mid-year.

If the media were more biased for Michelle Wie, they would be her caddy.

I can't help but wonder, after Danica Patrick "hit" Jaques Lazier in the head after their wreck on Sunday, what would have happened if Lazier hit her back (like he should have)? You have to believe that the sports media would come to her defense saying she's "just a woman." How sad...

Did anyone know hockey started? Nah, me either.

Baseball...yawn, wake me up for the World Series. Apparently, judging from t.v. ratings, I'm not the only one who feels this way.

"Re-launch" the SCOTUS nominee, huh? How about we re-launch with a different candidate?

If unions have their way, we can forget modern manufacturing in the United States...

The prosecutor in the Delay case is so sketchy, I can't help but wonder if this case were about a Democrat. Oh, I know what would happen...you would actually hear about it on the news.