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"You've undermined your own quarterback," Francesa told Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum. "Maybe he's even told you this, but he's got to detest this. No one else yanks their quarterback out of the game!"
Given the events of this past week, where an unnamed Jets player called Tim Tebow "terrible" in a tabloid report, there is no good way for the situation to play out under center in this Sunday's game in St. Louis.
For those of you out there that hadn't seen enough from this Knicks team, now you have it. There was almost nothing missing from the Knicks' win in San Antonio on Thursday night. There is no better win than that.
While a win over the Celtics in mid-November is nice, it's not the same thing as beating that team in green in April. Thursday night's game was a good win for the Nets, and it should fuel their confidence and desire. However, it proved nothing.
With Alabama losing Saturday, the complexion of the BCS has turned completely upside down.
"I think there's a little bit of a question (if he'll be ready for Opening Day), but I think he'll find a way," Girardi said on Thursday. "That's who he is."
Raymond Felton, turning doubters into believers, led an inspirational fourth-quarter comeback as the Knicks remained undefeated at 6-0.
As "statement games" go, the Nets' 102-97 victory over Boston last night should probably be declared in a whisper.
"We're not buying all this spin that is coming out right now," the player said. "And we're not necessarily buying that the quote came out recently or even from this locker room."
You've never heard "Silence of the Lambs" quite like this. We promise.
Negotiations had already hit a wall in the ongoing hockey labor fight, and now the NHL has suggested the sides take an official two-week break before getting back to the bargaining table.
The Yankees are known for providing great theater in October -- be it good or bad. Just ask Alex Rodriguez. Now the drama is coming to Broadway.
Mark Sanchez is still the Jets' franchise quarterback despite being mired in one of the worst slumps of his career. Tim Tebow, however, is still the team's most talked-about quarterback.
