Creating the new table
A few pics of our new foosball table



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All about making the right football picks
The National Football League is probably the most popular sports league in the United States. When football season begins millions of fans anxiously support their favorite team. There’s also money to be made from your passion for sports and betting surely contributes to the excitement. In order to make money you have to make accurate NFL picks. At Wunderdog Sports Picks we offer reliable free football picks from professional handicappers who rely on good instincts and a fair amount of research.

It all began back in the 1920s’ when the American Professional Football Association was founded. The association was renamed in the year 1922 and has been known since as the National Football League. There are four major sports leagues in the United States including the NFL. The others are the NBA, NHL and MLB. The NFL is probably the most popular as it is extremely spectacular and unpredictable. It’s safe to say that its unpredictability is one of the reasons why football picks are so exciting. Football games are usually pretty tight and there’s plenty of room for surprises. Whether you’re looking for free NFL picks or free college picks you can rely on our website for sensational tips.

Some NFL picks are based on pure gut instinct, others on a lot of hard work and statistics. Handicappers have many tricks up their sleeves when trying to find the best football picks. Some will advise you to wager against a road team that won their last match played by more than 21 points. Others say it’s safe to go with the team that plays at home and is considered an underdog. Different handicappers have different strategies. We recommend that you do your homework before choosing a handicapper to give you tips. Take the time to get information about his methods and experience; after all, it’s your money at stake. Access Wunderdog Sports Picks to find out all about our handicappers and the great football picks they can provide.

Sports’ betting is all about money. After all, who doesn’t dream about those fantastic NFL picks that make you rich over night? That perfect tip is the reason people turn to handicappers for advice. However, you must bear in mind that a professional handicapper can only do so much. How you manage your money is entirely up to you. It’s common knowledge that poor money management produces more losses than bad handicapping. Many players tend to raise the amount of money wagered after a brief period of winnings. You should be aware that this is not a particularly wise move. Every time you wager you should be just as cautious and informed as the very first time, no matter how lucky you’ve been lately.

You never know when your luck is about to change for the worst. There’s the reverse situation also. When people go through a short period of losses they get discouraged and their plays become smaller and seldom. The situations where people quit just before having their big break are extremely common. Remember that losing streaks happens to all players, no matter how good and experienced. Sometimes with all the research and statistics it all comes down to plain and simple luck. Whether you go with the favorites for a sure bet, or take a chance on the underdog, there’s always room for pleasant or unpleasant surprises. A balanced attitude with money management is the key to success. It’s also advisable that you don’t get your NFL picks from your next door neighbor, but turn to a professional.

Everyone is aware that there is no sport that comes close to the popularity of football when betting is concerned. As soon the football season opens in September the excitement and rush of supporting their favorites takes over millions of supporters. It’s no wonder why so many people enjoy waging on football games, no matter the amount of money. It brings a certain something to the thrill. If you’re looking for professional NFL picks don’t hesitate to visit our website and remember that our football picks can do wonders for you too.

By: Clint Jhonson


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• Maxwell Award (Outstanding Player)
  Tim Tebow, Florida Gators
• Dick Butkus Award (Outstanding Linebacker)
  Aaron Curry, Wake Forest Demon Deacons
• Outland Trophy (Outstanding Interior Lineman)
  Andre Smith, Alabama Crimson Tide
• Chuck Bednarik Award (Defensive Player of the Year)
  Rey Maualuga, USC Trojans
• Davey O’Brien Award (National Quarterback Award)
  Sam Bradford, Oklahoma Sooners
• Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (Outstanding Sr. QB)
  Graham Harrell, Texas Tech Red Raiders
• Doak Walker Award (National Running back Award)
  Shonn Greene, Iowa Hawkeyes
• Fred Biletnikoff Award (Outstanding Wide Receiver)
  Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech Red Raiders
• Jim Thorpe Award (Outstanding Defensive Back)
  Malcolm Jenkins, The Ohio State Buckeyes
• John Mackey Award (Outstanding Tight End)
  Chase Coffman, Missouri Tigers
• Lou Groza Award (Collegiate Placekicker Award)
  Graham Gano, Florida State Seminoles
• Bronko Nagurski Award (Defensive Player of the Year)
  Brian Orakpo, Texas Longhorns
• Ray Guy Award (Outstanding Punter)
  Matt Fodge, Oklahoma State Cowboys
• Vince Lombardi/Rotary Award (Outstanding Lineman)
  Brian Orakpo, Texas Longhorns
• Ted Hendricks Award (Defensive End of the Year Award)
  Brian Orakpo, Texas Longhorns
• Rimington Trophy (Outstanding Center)
  A.Q. Shipley, Penn State Nittany Lions
• Home Depot Coach of the Year
  Nick Saban, Alabama Crimson Tide

"6"
Wow. Six. How significant that number becomes. I have been saying it all year. "Give Ben 2 minutes, and he'll beat you." He's done it 18 times now in 5 seasons. A final drive or OT drive to beat an opponent. This time it was a little sweeter. Six. As in Sixburgh. (Thanks to my good friend Chele for that one!) I was going to go on about how great the game was, and what I liked about it, but I changed my mind. There is only one word that can sum up last night. Six. Nothing else needs to be said.........

Gautam Gambhir Player Profile
Gautam Gambhir Player Profile

Recent 150 Runs Against Sri Lanka

Full name Gautam Gambhir

Born October 14, 1981, Delhi

Current age 27 years 114 days

Major teams India, Delhi, Delhi Daredevils, India Red, Indian Board President's XI,

Rajasthan Cricket Association President's XI

Batting style Left-hand bat

Bowling style Legbreak

You know it's the off season when...posting totally not FOOTBALL ..Taxgirl's "Tax Law" Contest.
Yes, I realize that this is not a tax blog - but this is a great contest...

so...

if you are currently in Law School - any law school - and are interested in:

Great Prizes;

Good PR with your professor(s);

Internet and social media recognition (at least among the tax law set); and,

Showing off your superpower writing skills...

then this is the contest for you!

Taxgirl is sponsoring her 2nd "Win an A in Tax Law" contest.

Check it out.

Yunho ah!! Saeng il chukahamnida.
Happy 23rd (24th) birthday to Yunho Oppa! He's the leader of my 1st fav. Korean group, TVXQ! I love you, yunho ssi. Eh, i like you yunho oppa. *sorry zati* Yunho ah, wish you a success in your career and congrates that i heard you're already graduated from one of the universities in korea with Xiah oppa. Way to go, Oppa!

Next Season's Draft Order
Using the double-secret draft pick method and our current champion's Steelers hat, the draft order for the 2009 season of the 3FL has been chosen. Ten of the twelve teams in the league were present during the selection process.

2009 3FL Draft Order

1. Predacons
2. Marauders
3. Misfits, Inc.
4. The Comfy Chair
5. Yuengling Brewers
6. Rough Riders
7. Dumbbums
8. Baltimorons
9. Spiked Vipers
10. Lightning
11. ray ray haw
12. Renegades

The Predacons are already inquiring to see if anyone wants to trade up to the number one spot...

We will tentatively hold the live online draft at 9:00pm on Tuesday, September 8th, 2009.

Have a great off season!

A Champion is Crowned!!!

The 2008 3 Team Football Frenzy Championship goes to:

#5 Jeff Gravatt

Congratulations. He'll get to "keep" the trophy until next year, but more importantly he'll get to take home $120.00.

2nd place (the 1st loser) goes to the no. 2 seeded 5687 (Janet King). She'll get $60.00. I suppose next time when she goes 9-2 picking for herself all season she won't ask her husband (kinger 6-5) for advice in the championship.

3rd place, and $20.00, goes to #4 kerri78 (Kerri Lucke), and 4th place with no money to #6 Stephanie (Stephanie Vodvarka).

Congratulations to all of you who earned money, and thanks you everyone who played. I look forward to playing you all again next year. Enjoy your 2008 NFL Playoffs... without the Patriots, or the Cowboys, or Brett Favre.

Oh, yeah... How 'Bout Them Ravens!?!?!

Welcom you in your football home :-)

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