Wassup !........ with the election polls???

He listens to Ludacris when his kids are playing it at home ,but he's on record preffering Dylan and Howlin' Wolf! ...

         Sen Ludacris/ Sen.Loquacious "08" 

Yes, No, Maybe.............. This weekend is HUGE.  My horn info is squarer than shit and not workable. 

Horns have the Offense and the DL but they are "workable" in the secondary which plays RIGHT into the hands of Tech.  The key is that Texas has a GOOD pash rush BUT Graham does not need much time to get it off. 

Not a great game to bet on but if I had to gamble on that one, I would take Tech for a very small play.  Tech is GOOD by the way. 

Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:

 

..and wrong Forum............

Your politics are over........... have you seen the early turnout African American voters yet?

Let's move forward to football

Georgia / Florida?

Any guesses?

Not in my thread FriedShrimp..........

"Sorry Slim - 1 more & you can get back to politics.'

No prob cashin ..but I've followed FriedShrimps NCAA college selections for awhile and I was just looking out for you.if you .......get my drift.....

    Breaking Poll News .........

According to an LA Times/Bloomberg poll of those who voted early in Florida, McCain leads Obama 49-45% even though more Democrats voted than Republicans:

Democrats are beaming that their party is outperforming the Republicans in early voting, releasing numbers Wednesday that show registrants of their party ahead 54 percent to 30 percent among the 1.4 million voters who have gone to the polls early.

"We're thrilled at the record turnout so far," said Democratic Party of Florida spokesman Eric Jotkoff. "It's a clear indication that Democrats want to elect Barack Obama and Democrats up and down the ballot so that we can start creating good jobs, rebuilding our economy and getting our nation back on track."

But party breakdowns for turnout aren't the same as final tallies, and at least one poll offered a different view for the campaign of Republican John McCain.

A Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll gave McCain a 49-45 lead over Democrat Barack Obama among Floridians who have already voted.

And Republicans continued to show a traditional strength, leading 50 percent to the Democrats' 30 percent in the 1.2 million absentee ballots already returned.

Democrats are beaming that more Democrats came out to vote early but it seems many of them aren't voting for the Democrat candidate. Hmmm.

Cashin ............