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§ NFL Power Rankings

R.I.P. #21 Patriots - Their passing assault went from SUCK to SICK with the new additions Colts - losing Freeney was a major blow, but the Champs are likely to bounce back Cowboys - Most complete team in the NFC, should have no trouble in playoffs Steelers - They have what it takes to win it all this year, but first must fend off the Browns Packers - I remember the exact moment I jumped on the Pack's bandwagon this year: Tracy White's TD a minute into the season Chargers - Rivers is this year what un-Sexy Rexy was last year: wide QB-rating range Jaguars - a road matchup with the Colts will mean everything to this team, let's see if they show up Seahawks - let's see if Holmgren is just using the Tony Dungy method: resting his perennial Pro Bowler Saints - Reggie Bush is now the primary back, let's see if #25 can handle the load Giants - very similar to the Jaguars: great D-line, solid offense, and need new coach Eagles Browns Lions Bears Buccaneers Titans Redskins Br

IU's James Hardy and Greg Middleton named 2nd Team All-Americans

Sophomore Greg Middleton leads the nation with a school-record 16 sacks and has recorded multiple sacks in six games this season. Middleton's sack total is tied for the fourth-highest in Big Ten history. Middleton and Junior James Hardy also earned 1st team All-Conference honors, while sophomore QB Kellen Lewis, K Austin Starr and DB Tracy Porter were chosen on the 2nd team.

Everyone's thankful we're Hoosiers

A.Starr and EJ respectively earn Players of the Week, celebrating THE greatest weekend in Bloomington of 2007. The football team will be playing their first Bowl game since '93 , the basketball team is undefeated and atop the BigTen , and the Men's Soccer squad is ranked #4 overall headed into the Sweet16 . Non-Btown News : The Indiana Pacers, Notre Dame Irish AND Superbowl Champion Indianapolis Colts all halted their 2-week ( too weak? ) losing streaks. The problem is the Irish are on a good note, at 2-and-whatever. With Freeney done for the year and more nagging injuries for Jim O'Brien's frontcourt, it's still amateurs over pros ( ...amateur's overprose! ).