Its been a month since my last post and I've got tons of stuff I'm thinking about:

• Entourage has come back strong this year.  The key is that they've really stopped focusing on its supporting characters and gone back to having the group as a whole.  E is a great balance for the group and Ari may be the most entertaining character, but they aren't the show, just pieces.
• Speaking of Wahlberg news, if you didn't see SNL this week, I really enjoyed this.
• If Jim Tressel actually watched the LSU game last year, wouldn't he know that his team would be better with any other QB?
• In the last 15 years, it hasn't been very good to be a Notre Dame game fan.  But getting absolutely no attention after starting to play "respectable" football is chincy.  Critics often hate ND because how backers always bring up history from over 20 years ago.  Shouldn't they also negate to base their expectations on this years team over the past 15?  Probably not.
• Bama vs. LSU in Death Valley at night may be the most dangerous place in the nation...if your name is Nick Sabin.
• IMy fiance been given a budget of $500 to go to Tampa next weekend should the series reach 6 games to root on my Sox.  Got me thinking...How much would you pay for your dream mancation?
• Another poll:  Would you feel comfortable bringing a child under 14 to a Bengals game?  On the other side, would you feel comfortable dressing your child in a Bengals shirt?
• I hope Bob Castellini doesn't have ESPN.  I'm afraid that if he sees any of these pieces they're running about how the Rays have gone from worst to first by spending no money, he may get some ideas.  In reality, the Rays have a team loaded with top draft picks, leftovers (Pena), and desperate hopes rewards (Kazmir for Victor Zambrano?).  These guys are about to get paid and its their talent that should be celebrated, not payroll.