We may or may not ultimately sign a player

Teams are eligible for the exception after four players on a roster miss at least three games and are expected to miss two additional weeks.The Blazers became eligible after their game against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday, when Greg Oden missed his third consecutive game because of a fractured patella in his left knee, and were awarded the exception by the NBA on Sunday.“We’re surveying our options,” said Tom Penn, the Blazers’ vice president of basketball operations. “We’ve been looking at free agents that are out there and available .. and we’re going to keep our options open. We may or may not ultimately sign a player.”And the free agent list you are all probably wondering about is right here. Its last update was 10/22/09, but it should give you a pretty good idea of Portland's options. This article is also featured on Blaze of Love. Here i am sitting in front of my computer writting about my favorite topic Dale Jr. but for a different reason, I have read to maney people downing his fans and him and i am growing really tired of it.these people have nothing better to do then bash Us, and Dale jr.

I just wunder what there home life is like y'all know there has to be other people out there to write about then just us.first let me tell you about Junior Nation: it is a wunderful fan club, all my friends are there on the nation it is a loving caring place with love for one man Dale jr. we have done so maney things for him i held a fundraiser for him last year, and another women holds card trees for all the major holidays he does stuff for us it is almost like a family on junior nation we argue yes but just like familywe love each othernow let me tell you about our Man. Dale Jr. and no matter how bad his day is he will give you a smile, stop and sign an autograph whatever, i have never heard an angry word out of juniors mouth except if another driver messed with him and caused an accident or whateverif he causes the accident that man is the first on the radio to apologize so there is My reasons for such feverent love for a man who races his heart out, loves his family, and friends and Fans and CARES there is nothin any of us wouldnt do for him. and we are standing strong right at his side until the endProud Dale jr fan, Proud Junior Nation member. . We've had great years and we've had crap years in the world of college football.

The greatest year this decade was probably 2005, when everyone kept on beating everybody else, and you couldn't hold your breath. 2009 was distinctly middling, with three teams battling it out for, er, three places And none of them lostdespite the close calls. With that in mind, the VFA are giving out their feelings on a GoodYear/Bad Year basis. GOOD YEAR FOR: Alabama - Unbeaten season, win SEC, Heisman Trophy Winner, National Championship Game BAD YEAR FOR: Penn State - Lose Rose Bowl, lose important games to Iowa and Ohio State, have no offensive line, a mediocre 10-2, need I go on GOOD YEAR FOR: TCU - ESPN College Gameday, Smoking hot cheerleaders, win on Gameday, Unbeatable BAD YEAR FOR: Notre Dame - We're bored of telling you why GOOD YEAR FOR: Nebraska - Good defense, good defense, good defense BAD YEAR FOR: Georgia/ USC - Bad defense, bad defense, bad defense GOOD YEAR FOR: Crowds - White Out, Black Out, Red Out, Fall Out BAD YEAR FOR: SEC Officials - Screw up, screw up, screw up GOOD YEAR FOR: Jordan Shipley - Touchdowns Run Backs NFL first rounder BAD YEAR FOR: Carlos Dunlap: Asleep Arrested No SEC Title Game. Second round pick GOOD YEAR FOR: Penn State Recruiting 2010 - We're loving the four-stars Now don't screw it up.