Cobra Commander

week 7 1993: #1 Florida State vs #15 Virginia (FSU won 40-14) #4 Florida vs #19 Auburn (Auburn won 38-35) #6 Nebraska vs unranked K-State (Nebraska won 45-28) K-State went 5-0 by beating New Mexico State, 1-AA Western Kentucky, a road game at Minnesota, UNLV, and Kansas. They reached the poll after a tie with #16 Colorado a week after Nebraska. Then they beat OU, lost to Iowa State in Ames and won out, finishing with a win in the Copper Bowl vs Wyoming.

"Hey Steve, I think Judge got too focused on the record and that wore him out for the posteason. Do you think that means Judge's price has dropped in free agency"

The bar for “hey, this dude is playing winter ball?” was apparently set back in August and nobody noticed it: https://www.mlb.com/es/news/yoenis-cespedes-se-une-a-las-aguilas-cibaenas-como-refuerzo translated excerpt: Cespedes turns 37 next week.

Tony Danza was a New York native born in 1951, do we think he's more of a Bruno guy or an Argentina Rocca guy because Rocca came first?

it's all fun and games until Ernie beats a dude to death with his shoes

it's midweek in the NFL (unless you're the Bears or Commanders) "I have to hand it to my veteran players for knowing when to make a shrewd business decision to improve their focus by getting a new ping pong table" - M. McDaniel

I think the Beavis and Butthead Paramount+ season is now over, so maybe they'll do another one later. Until then, people really into the show will have to wait for P+ to be able to stream more old episodes without igniting a scandal over content.

“What if I banged a dudes head directly into a solid object?” - Killer Kowalski, 1963

The Starrcade 84 edition of Jones/Valiant was a tuxedo street fight, so I thought that's what you were mentioning. 84 also had Babyface Ole Anderson vs Russians. I guess that cheering for Ole is like cheering for a dictator because the CIA helped him overthrow a communist government. Starrcade 85 was called an Atlanta street fight, but I guess tuxedoes were there because the entire heel team had spent some time around Memphis

Tuxedo Street Fight was at Starrcade 84 Starrcade 85 was the Midnights vs Valiant and Miss Atlanta Lively

would you be on a panel with the man who smashed your car in the mid-80s? Also, I don't know when they were doing the filming for this season, but Duggan only recently completed treatments for prostate cancer so I could see how he might be a little busy due to that.

some people just aren't following Randy Johnson on Instagram

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/investigations/consumer/sf-bill-1993-man-fights-city-hall/3024188/?_osource=db_npd_nbc_kntv_twt_shr

Not sure how UWFI Lawler (from Lawler/Snowman) would have fared against Danza but if the match allowed for takedowns, it's possible that Lawler's size advantage could have helped. And if anybody is unsure of what UWFI Lawler means:

Lawler having like 50lbs on Danza would be his one plus but I’m not exactly thinking Lawler was the best Memphis prospect in a real fight vs a middleweight boxer Bill Dundee, despite being shorter than Danza, seems like enough of a carny worker that he could have held off Danza. Of course Dundee was busy with other things during this time.

Yeah the LDS scheduling is the result of the lockout, right? Because 1-1-3 doesn’t seem to be too friendly to the higher seed

The Water Polo Pit match with Rollins vs a Water Polo player would be something Although a big brawny shot putter would inevitably feud with Braun Strowman

The Chiefs/Raiders rivalry really is something

road teams did not fare well after that post also... will Cleveland getting too many of their runs through HRs be blamed for the "not built for the postseason Yankees" winning this series? because it can't be that the team with 254 HRs is built better for a postseason than the team with 127 HRs

laughing at the whole concept of Tony Danza coming down to Memphis to fight Jerry Lawler (Danza was a middleweight boxer who went 9-3 from 1976 to 1979)

just realized that Jerry Jarrett sounds like the Old Man from Pawn Stars

hopefully Guardians/Yankees is interesting enough to hold Bob Costas in check from indulging his more annoying habits. At least they found a broadcast partner younger than Jim Kaat for Costas.