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3/28 Episode of Poor Man’s PTI: Winning Steak Of 1

A fast and furious show this week and Ryan and Vin cover about 100 stories in 90 mins.

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This week’s topics include:

  • Amare Stoudamire’s unfortunate injury
  • Final Four & has this tourney been a letdown?
  • Violence at the dialysis clinic
  • Miami Heat and Trayvon Martin
  • Letting women into Augusta
  • Bill Parcells to coach the Saints.
  • NFL to review every turnover, every pass, every run, and every kick
  • How much is Magic Johnson worth?
  • Guess the Country

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3/21 Episode of Poor Man’s PTI: Never Suspended

Ryan and Vin pick discuss the Saints suspensions, Tebow to the Jets, and the NCAA tourney.

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This week’s topics include:

  • Sean Payton suspended for a year; Gregg Williams indefinitely
  • Tebow to the Jets
  • Manning signs with the Broncos
  • Recapping the first two rounds of the tourney
  • The Top Ten List: Sports suspensions
  • Hockey hipsters in Brooklyn
  • Guess the State

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3/7 Episode of Poor Man’s PTI: All Bounties All The Time

Later bitches

Even in the beginning of March, the NFL dominates the two biggest stories of the week: Peyton Manning’s release and the Saints bounty program.

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This week’s topics include:

  • Cox Cleared
  • NFL needs more bounties, not less
  • Odds on where Peyton Manning will end up
  • Red Sox sign Billy Buckner
  • “Driving and facebooking is dangerous! haha”
  • Hulk Hogan Sex Tape?
  • Guess the State

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Sportscolumn.com’s 2010 NFC Preview

The Cowboys are Vegas darlings to win the NFC this year.  Is it the drive to play on home field for the Super Bowl?  Did Tony Romo get a new girlfriend?  Is it all the America’s Team fans driving up the betting price?  Who knows.  The Cowboys have the most talented roster in the NFC and it’s easy to see why Vegas bookies are pegging them at 5-1 odds to win the NFC.   But I’ve got a better bet.

Unlike the AFC, there are only a handful of teams worthy of consideration to represent the NFC in Super Bowl XLV:  Saints, Cowboys, Vikings and Packers.  One of these teams will be in Arlington on February 6th, 2011. 

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Championship Week Preview

Last week’s divisional playoff games were an absolute riot. Like most years, those four games provided a weekend of football that is hard to top. Every game featured big-time surprises, and all but one had down-to-the-wire endings. Could anyone have predicted that both Peyton Manning and Tom Brady would have sub-par games, yet their teams would still win? This is what the playoffs are all about: discovering things about each team that the regular season could not show, answering all questions, and delivering an undisputed champion. The Final Four is set, and each team absolutely deserves to be there.

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The Road to Super Bowl XLI: In-Depth Analysis

By David J. Cohen

The playoffs have a different feel this year than in recent years. In those years there were clearly defined contenders and pretenders for the championship. However, this year the playoffs seem truly wide open. This year the playoffs are centered on three inexperienced quarterbacks: Tony Romo of the Cowboys, Rex Grossman of the Bears, and Philip Rivers of the Chargers. If they can rise to the occasion their teams will make the runs expected of them. If they falter, proven veterans will seize the day.

The NFC is the perfect example of what parity has done to the league. It has made teams competitive which have been awful the year before. With parity, you can go through Hurricane Katrina one year and earn a bye the next. Parity has also made mediocrity a premium. The 8-8 Giants are in the playoffs, and teams like Green Bay were still in it going into the last week of the regular season. The playoff picture in the NFC is murky, with no clear cut choice. With that said, here is how it should play out.

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