Sportstalk on Saturday after UC won on WLW was FUN !

But, this morning, even a big supporter of Marvin is ripping the Bengals

Beneath the rubbish known as the Cincinnati Bengals and buried underneath a 31-point victory yesterday at Paul Brown Stadium was the continued improvement of the Ravens' offense.

Check this out.  I believe Mikey Boy is saying that compared to some of the other NFL owners, he isn't making enough $$$$$$$$.

Profit is not a bad thing. It's a good thing," he said. "It's good for the fans to have a healthy business. I should point out that we have been down here at Paul Brown Stadium for, what, this is our ninth year. Over that whole time, we have not paid out any of our profit to shareholders beyond what is necessary to pay taxes. Every penny of the rest has been put back into the team.

Terrific stuff on LeBeau.  The picture is wonderful !

Dick LeBeau -- Might be the most beloved coach in all of football

Caller after the Ravens game believes it's now worse than when Shula was coaching the Bengals.  WOW !

Browns fans have to be excited about Ken Dorsey PLAYING QB this week.  Funny how Romeo's job is on the line.  You don't hear a word about Marvin.

ET came strong to the mic this morning.  He says the number one problem with the BENGALS are all the distractions.  He puts Chad and Chris Henry as number one and that they have to go.

As far as the Bengals offensive line, the former Bengal All-Pro Corner said, "the interior line is soft."   He adds, "this team can't block anyone."

So they needed the BCS to break the logjam in the BIG 12.  My guy Mike Leach had a perfect line.  Use the graduation rate of all three schools be the tiebreaker.  He says Texas Tech would win !

Did you see Huggs over the weekend ?  WOW is he big.  Please, go on a diet. Heart problem and he looked as big as I can remember.

Kentucky's point guard play is so bad, it's ridiculous.

With the Bengals losintg 10 games for 39% of the time since they became a franchise, are they the worst professional sports team in the history of American sports ?

A TV Station in Tenn. tells me that the University is expected to put out a statement denying the story that Kiffin has been hired.

The same station says that their sources tell them that Brian Kelly and Mike Leach are the top two candidates to become the next coach at Tennessee.

There is a radio report that Leach has been interviewed.

Kelly told us earlier this week that he wasn't going to talk to Tennessee right now.  That any school was going to have to wait, and if they didn't want to wait, that's ok too.

I don't know if this is true, but it is believeable.  If it is true, we should be seeing a lot more reports like this.

Several reports Wednesday evening cited sources close to the University of Tennessee football coaching search as having confirmed that former Oakland Raiders head coach Lane Kiffin will be introduced at a 1 p.m. news conference as the new Vols' head coach on Monday, December 1

First of all....I want to wish everyone a great turkey time.  And, yes, that includes all of you who don't agree or at times scream at the radio. 

Take a minute to say thank you to a friend or loved one.  And we all need to be thankful for what we have.

VERY happy for Krivsky.  I like him a lot.  He's back.  This is from the Baltimore Sun.

The Orioles today named former Cincinnati Reds front office executive Wayne Krivsky as special assistant to Andy MacPhail, president of baseball operations. Krivsky has more than 30 years of experience in baseball operations and will be involved in all aspects of the Orioles' major league operations, including scouting, contracts and other baseball administration responsibilities.

Krivsky most recently served as special assistant to New York Mets general manager Omar Minaya during the 2008 season. Prior to that, he spent more than two years as executive vice president and general manager of the Cincinnati Reds.

His three decades of experience include nearly 27 seasons as an assistant or special assistant to general managers in the Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins and Mets organizations, with scouting and player evaluation experience at all levels of development.

The 54-year-old Krivsky was born in Niagara Falls, N.Y., and is a 1972 graduate of New Canaan (Conn.) High School. He attended Duke University, where he played baseball for three seasons and earned a degree in management science in 1976