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Reminds me of a song..... I've been caught stealing; once when I was 5... I enjoy stealing. It's just as simple as that. Well, it's just a simple fact. When I want something, I don't want to pay for it.

It's what would happen if there was a problem with Charter's routing table, which is my bet. There may have been other sites affected, but huddle members where overwhelmingly trying to get to MFL. People having problems accessing internet porn wouldn't post about problems doing so on the huddle message board (at least most wouldn't )

Yes, I have freak'n Charter crapola ISP. Should have known it wasn't an MFL problem. BTW I was having same problem connecting to Huddle MVP Challenge which his hosted by MFL. To test that Charter was definitely the problem I RAS'd into my work LAN so that I was using that Proxy rather than Charter's, and the MFL site comes up lickety split. G-dam Charter sucks. They are laying Verizon fiber in my neighborhood, I am jumping ship just as soon as I possibly can.

Game day continuously throwing up errors and cannot connect. Cannot access league web page or www.myfantasyleague.com.

Don't really have much say in the matter, as my wife was in my league before she was my wife. This year we are in the same division so play each other twice, which sucks. Either way on those matchups I lose out on something

As compared to Romo, who was obviously the hot prospect in all fantasy drafts This was Bill's call, not Jerry's. In fact Jerry seemed to be against it initially, but has backed off since. I am against the move myself, because I think any QB is going to have his fair share of suck in his first season. And even though I was against bringing Bledsoe here in the first place, I think he has done a good job of representing since he got yanked. He didn't go insane, but he also didn't say a bunch of vapid nonsense. He basically said "I think I gave us the best chance to win, but I've been around Bill enough that even though I disagreed with him on that call I still respect his decisions and will do what he says."

OK, then you two fight it out and let us know who won. My God, what a troll post. You started the fight by bringing up the comparison yourself. If you want to group Ben, Trent and Troy into the generic "game manager" role I'm fine with that (and being a Dallas homer I have big gay man love for Troy just like you do for Ben, so if I'm OK with it you should be too).

I've reviewed yestdays press conference at www.dallascowboys.com, and I didn't see anything predicting a win. I think this statement might have been misrepresented:

My local has 12 teams, so even if I could magically apply your frequently touted PPG over the whole season rather than only to the games he actually played, having the 10th best QB means two teams had a worse starting QB than I did. So I consider that considerably below average. Average to me would mean he was in the middle of the pack, so unless you are in a 20 team league.........

The predictions talk about TO risking further injury if he plays. From what I have heard he is in no danger of further injury to the hand, it's simply a matter of dealing with the pain (insert pain killer medicine joke here)

That's what they are saying, that to have an allergic reaction the medicine would already in the blood stream, where as inducing vomiting is an attempt to keep the medication from getting into the blood.

WFAA reporter Rebecca Lopez just on the Ticket says that she obtained a copy of the police report. A female companion said that TO had been depressed, and that TO had obtained 40 pain pills last week and taken 5 since then. She observed him taking two at once and tried using fingers to remove pills from his mouth. Fire/Emergency was then called to the house. The police report says that the woman and TO himself both stated he was trying to harm himself, and may have taken the remaining 35 pills.

Channel 8 (ABC WFAA) in Dallas has just reported that a police report conducted with TO and a female friend indicated that this was an attempted suicide, not an allergic reaction to medication.

I don't think the divisions are a problem at all, the only potential problem I can see is if you use some weird schedule. In the normal 12 team leagues I am in, you play division foes twice and everyone else once. If that's the type of schedule you have then nobody faced a week one opponent that they wouldn't have played anyway at least once during the year. Count week one, straighten out the divisions, and then the Commish must manually create the remaining schedule taking into account the teams that have already played each other in week 1. Now if you have some unusual schedule, without cross divisional matchups, then you might be in trouble. But like a lot of people said above, if the divisions and schedules have been posted for weeks on your site and noone noticed it until now........

Dang it! I opted for the solar powered calculator instead! Definitely hear you. There is good info here, I just think there is a lot of chafe to sort through to get at it, as there is so much re-enforcement of the collective knowledge.