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I have a flight booked to Atlanta that leaves at noon on Superbowl sunday, and leaves 1am on Monday. Yes, it's a tight one. I added traveler's insurance in case any of the following occur: 1. I still have this lingering cold 2. The weather will make it tough to get in and out. 3. The ticket...

Mmm. Sarcasm.

I am not a big baseball fan anymore, but I was from age 8 - 25. I have a buddy with season tickets but rarely attend a game. In fact, I've only been to 1 game in 10+ years: ALCS game #6 a few years back when they clinched the pennant at fenway. You know what's strange? It's not even something I...

I was told no, there's no risk if you decide to resell your tickets.

No doubt. I was shocked at the going rate when I listed mine. You should've seen it back in mid April! Nosebleeds going for 1000$ / pair.

Okay, please take my response with a grain of salt. On April 16th or so, I called the Patriots to find out what he deal was with the new exchange, and it allowing me to set my own price. The gentlemen I spoke with said they no longer penalizing people for reselling their season tickets, and I...

You've actually been able to sell them thru the account manager since the schedule was released in April. And, you can set your own price.

Hey, you can't be first... but you can be next.

I wouldn't kick her out of bed or anything, but, her assets are a bit too much for her body.

Miami, like every year.

What a week for me! They catch the EAR/ONS/GSK/VR - someone I've been fascinated with for years. And, I wake up Friday morning and see that they drafted an OL/RB from Georgia, and, none of the positions I would've expected. And, picked once last night.

I used to sell all my extras on the ticket exchange. Does this mean STH can now profit on their ticket without fear of losing their tickets? I know stubhub was now reporting to MA IRS sales over a certain amount, and I am assuming this ties in.

I remember NEM fondly from my lurking days. Slight paraphrase: "I would be glad to educate Charlie on the proper use of fly routes."

Colvin and Watson injuries always got to me. Wider margin of victory in the Superbowl, perhaps.

I will never forget when Patrick Chung was on Toucher and Rich, and you could hear Chung's young son in the background. One of the hosts heard the young child talking to his dad and added "Oh, you got Danny Woodhead there." I nearly spit out my iced coffee whilst laughing.

Admittedly, I know practically nothing about the guy, though I do vaguely remember watching him get drafted. For a team trying to get younger on defense, and in win-now mode - I can't complain about the price tag on a run-stuffer. I will trust they know what they're doing, and, when the IR team...

My fearless predictions: 1. Gronk plays 2 more years.... for the Patriots. 2. Cooks plays here for 1 more year... unless someone offers a 1st prior to the draft. 3. Maybe I am just projecting my own confusion over the play, but I can't imagine Belichick reviewing the Superbowl tape, and...

Hmm. A potential 40 million dollar mistake. You just can't write this stuff! I think Emmitt Smith said it best when he said: "Don't quit. Don't ever quit."

Yes, he did. Watching that clip with Tom on his knee, taking in the moment. Sherman is a class act and his slap on the helmet after "you're a great player" told me all I need to know about him as a man. I hope I would act like that if in his shoes. I was a sore loser in JV tennis, and this guy...

I love the Rutgers guys! On an unrelated note: Jordan Richards makes me long for the days of Tavon Wilson. He's Ronnie Lott by comparison.