WestCoastJoe wrote: Farewell to old Mosaic.

You mean Taylor Field

I love going back in time.

When do I start feeling younger?

I take it no one likes Skulsky around here.

We are in far greater shape now to beat the stamps than if we went all out with all starters and won the game. I have zero doubt on that.

That game was purrfect. stampers feel nice and cozy now, just where we want them.

Lions need to lose this game, so far so good.

I have to agree with the first comment.

I knew that when I saw three lineman on the line we were going to lose this game. I just couldn't believe what I was seeing.

Stubler is not the only one, I see it by everyone in all sports.. they just have this fear that sets in when ahead. Why is it so ...

David wrote:
RUNNING BACK - Even. Logan and Harris pose a formidible 1-2 punch, but Sheets was outstanding all season (1,598 yards).

Logan is a far better runner than sheets, more importantly how will the O lines do in opening up space?

swervynmerv wrote:I still think the Riders will be had. They, their media and fans are all taking the Lions too lightly in my opinion.

Unfortunately we are not playing the fans or media, so that concept does not apply.

Well we just got Stephan Logan back.. that should help things :-)

I can't be specific but I've often seen half price or so appy's during Happy Hours..

notahomer wrote:
Nothing to add, WCJ, think you nailed it. Sure hope these rankings change over the next few weeks...........

Personally, I don't care at all what these rankings look like in a few weeks, only the final one after the last game has been played.

I don't like being followed.. it creeps me out.

I would certainly let a quality player like that buy me a beer.

I'll never forget that goal against Calgeria

I prefer the old Jason Clermont spike the ball or hand it to the Ref, as if to say "I've done this before, lets go on to the next play".
I agree completely. As many coaches have said before: "Try to look as if you've been there before." Maybe a mild fist pump, but then hand the ball to the referee ...