As we kick off (pun intended) yet another PFW, we note in passing that the half-assed excuse-for-a-college we love to hate the most, SMUT, aka Stan & Muffy University, has just reinstated quarterback Justin Willis after having suspended him for an off-the-field incident.
Willis committed the most cardinal of sins in the world of the politically correct, aka Leftard Pussyland:  He dared lay hands on a heterophobe after relentless taunting on the part of the limp-wristed chumpette.
Willis, a redshirt freshman from Denton Ryan, will abide by unspecified sanctions resulting from the Office of Student Life’s investigation, according to a university statement.
Translation:  They’re gonna force him to go to “thenthitivity twaining” and apologize to the faggot.  Rumors that SMUT was also going to require that Willis offer to suck the fairy’s dick were unsubstantiated at press time.
Justin – because of where you attend school and because of my abject hatred for that school, we can agree that we don’t like each other a helluva lot.  Nevertheless, were I you, I’d transfer and tell Stan & Muffy U. that they could go fuck themselves.  A hundred other Division I schools would love to have you on their squad.  And most of them can kick SMUT‘s swishy ass.
Awright, enough about the Shitland Ponies.  My Arlington Heights Yellow Jackets are at “home” tonight (inasmuch as “home” is on the southeast side of Fort Worth) against the South Hills Scorpions.  South Hills is still a young program, but they gave Heights all they could handle last year, so I expect a game with the margin in the single digits – say, Heights by 3.
UPDATE:  Well, I found out the deal with Donnell Dickerson:  Academic suspension.
C’mon, Dickerson.  Vinnie Young at least kept his grades up.
Saturday, Turner Gill’s UBuffalo Bulls are home against Miami of Ohio.  UMO no longer has Ben Roethelisberger, and Vegas seems to think that’s a big deal – although there’s no line on the game, they have Buffalo favored.  Still, this is Miami of Ohio, so I’d like 28 points to go along with the Bulls, please.
Also, Kentucky is this week’s sacrificial lamb for 14th-ranked LSU, as the ‘Cats travel to the bayou to let the Tigers take out their Florida frustrations out on them.  The line’s 26, and Kentucky will be lucky to keep it that  close.
Speaking of taking frustrations out on folks, Iowa State will travel to Norman to serve as whipping boy for the 23rd-ranked Oklahoma Sooners.  In addition to getting pushed around by the pro team from Austin, OU this week got notified that they were being investigated for the Bomar/Quinn debacle.
Were I Bob Stoops, I’d have the Sooners’ temper honed to a fine edge.  As it is, Nebraska had their way with the Cyclones last week, and I expect more of the same here – the line is OU minus about 26 or so.
Sunday, we find out whether the Dallas Cowboys are contenders, or woeful pretenders.  For although they lost in Philthy last week, they still had a chance to send the game into overtime.  And this week, they have a 1-3 Houston Texans team at home.
Now, they should  win this game.  In fact, if they go back and remember 19-10 four years ago (the loss that sealed Dave Campo’s fate, IYAM), this should  be a royal squash on the order of the Tennessee Titans.  And Parcells – if you want that this franchise should be taken seriously as a playoff contender this year…it had damned well better be.
Okay.  Earlier this week, I guranteed that TCU would definitely not lose a third consecutive game this week.
And they won’t.
Because they’re off this week and don’t play.  Which seems to be the only way to keep them out of the loss column as of late.
We’re back Sunday for the recap.  In the meantime, LC Raging Dave…care to talk smack concerning the Boise State Fighting Smurfs? (r, d & g)