Somewhere during the fourth quarter, Auburn coaches called the right play when they offered a scholarship to three star safety prospect, Ryan Smith, of Cordova High School in Alabama.Smith had pledged his commitment to Kentucky but when his beloved Tigers came calling, he chose to sign with Auburn without hesitation. If this ad airs (and I hope it does) there will be groups who won’t like it, and if it gets pulled there will be others who don’t like that.I offer a solution, though. Those who regularly visit NFL Mock Draft Websites all year round like myself can vouch that this years version of Matt Stafford was supposed to be Mississippi’s Jevan Snead. A possible reason is Cena won the Royal Rumble not too long ago, and winning again so soon might be an unorthodox move by the WWE. It’s on display every night Portland laces up their high tops and hit the court.Aldridge is averaging nearly a double-double with 16.3 PPG and 8.3 RPG. Today went well, so we’re just looking at tomorrow right now.”Leuer’s return could not have come at a better time for the Badgers, who are still in the race for the Big Ten regular season title and are looking for a strong showing come March Madness.No team wants to look up on Selection Sunday and see Wisconsin in its bracket: just ask Duke, Purdue, Michigan State, Maryland, Arizona, and Ohio State.When asked about Leuer’s return to the starting lineup, Head Coach Bo Ryan responded: “I’ll have to see him on the floor It’ll be tryouts again when he gets back to practice.

Too bad both games bored me to tears.7) College football appears to be gearing up for another conferencerealignment period. A team that will remain as one of the most hated and loved in sports history. Rest assured while all you mouth breathers out there might try a quick pick up line, be aware you will need more than just a clever approach. 29 offensive guard in his class, comes out of Cypress Bay High School in Florida.

 Trey Millard is the other signee and he played a lot of halfback in high school. He may not stop them, but he frequently makes it tougher for them to do their thing. They’ll have their home, and season, opener against Cal Poly on on Sept. Newly acquired Chone Figgins figures to occupy that spot in the order, meaning Gutierrez will hit fifth.He hit nearly half (eight) of his HRs in the fifth slot (in 21.9 percent of his ABs). Boston’s 2010 lineup runs out three (albeit very good) home grown players (Youkilis, Pedroia, Ellsbury), one obtained by trade (Martinez) and five free-agent signings (Beltre, Cameron, Drew, Scutaro and Ortiz). Party’s over.Well in New Orleans it’ll go on for another month, but in every other city it’s time for their NFL franchise to begin their offseason.For the Patriots, yes, the Vince Wilfork situation is huge (much like Vince Wilfork himself), but obviously the Patriots need more to get further.Addressing the defense should be the biggest priority, evidenced by Ray Rice’s brilliant performance dominating New England’s defense in the Wild Card round of the playoffs.One name that has been a constant, since last offseason in fact, has been (former?) Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers.Peppers, who is is a free agent feels that the Panthers have ignored him, and does not want to sign a long-term deal with the team.Carolina could use the franchise tag on him and have until February 25 to do so, but Peppers didn’t want to be there last season after a career year and he doesn’t want to be there now.The leading suitor is New England, and on the field at least the two would be a perfect match.The Patriots pass rush is sorely lacking.The Patriots finished tied for 23rd in the NFL with 31 sacks and were the worst amongst playoff teams. The NFL Draft is getting pretty close, so I decided I should review last year’s Bears Draft.This was a pretty disappointing year with all the high expectations we had on this team (and Jay Cutler) and some blame could go to the poor draft class we had.I will evaluate how they help the team, affected it and in which round they were drafted.Hope you enjoy it and please comment.