https://www.yahoo.com/sports/tcu-baylor-...28774.html

California Man arrested after urinating on Lambeau Field.

Brown County WI sheriffs department arrested a California man Friday morning for urinating on Lambeau field.
Ned
Hocking (51) of Riverside, CA. was taken into custody shortly after
noon on Friday after separating from his scheduled tour of the Packers'
stadium.
"Lambeau Field stadium tours allow fans to experience the Packers'
history-rich facility first-hand and see several behind-the-scenes
areas.
Differing stadium tours are offered on most days throughout
the year" according to Assistant Public Relations director Buster Hymen.
According
to Brown county sheriff, Mike Rotch, "The accused separated from the
tour, made his way to the North end-zone and urinated the word SKOL"
into the grass.  Officer Rotch told reporters the only thing they could
get out of the defendant after repeated questioning was "I don't care."
The
Sheriffs office is currently looking for a mental health official to
assist in questioning the accused...but hey...it's WISCONSIN. The
arraignment was scheduled for Monday, but the VFW post was unavailable
because of Al Coholiq's 90th birthday party.

In 2016, everything that could go wrong did go wrong for the Minnesota Vikings.Following a 5-0 start to the year, the Vikings fell apart down the stretch under the weight of offensive line injuries, conflict on offense and multiple eye surgeries for head coach Mike Zimmer.

This time around, everything’s coming up Vikings despite season-ending injuries to both starting quarterback Sam Bradford and running back Dalvin Cook.
Zimmer said Friday the 2016 collapse may have helped the 9-2 Vikings deal with tough times this year.
“Maybe it’s good we went through some of the issues that we had last year,” Zimmer said. “I think a lot of it is the players themselves, they’re pretty tough minded guys.”
The biggest difference between ‘16 and this season has been the production on the offensive side. Last year the Vikings ranked 28th in total yards, while this season they sit fourth in yards per game.
“We’ve got a pretty resilient bunch,” Zimmer said. “They play hard together, Pat [Shurmur] does a great job along with the other offensive coaches. They just like to go out and play.”
http://www.1500espn.com/vikings-2/2017/1...resilient/

A real outhouse on a hot day with no wind stinkfest  and yet the announcers were looking at remaining schedules and some how came up with scenarios where the cowgirls win out and are sitting pretty for the playoffs.


I mean seriously they score 1 TD in what 3 games and somehow they think they can run the table.  Can't score and can't stop anyone---you're killing me ya clowns

Case Keenum’s magical run is not without precedent.There have been a number of backup quarterbacks to get their opportunity and run with it. There have also been a number of quarterbacks who got hot for a stretch, then reality set in.

So is Keenum the next Jake Delhomme? The next Rich Gannon? Or the next Derek Anderson or Nick Foles?
The Minnesota Vikings’ next two games are likely to tell us whether he’ll be leading them into the playoffs or cheering on Teddy Bridgewater from the sidelines.
On Friday, head coach Mike Zimmer confirmed what we already knew: Keenum will start next week. The Vikings will travel to Atlanta next Sunday, then to Carolina the following week, making for matchups with two teams in the thick of the playoff hunt – and two clubs playing as well as anyone in the NFL.
http://www.1500espn.com/vikings-2/2017/1...-question/

The tears are flowing in SoFlo.....and I can hear 'Go Wisconsin' playing in Madison. 

Wonder what circumstances would precipitate Bradford being at TC next spring? Or hell, even a player post-season??

https://247sports.com/nfl/detroit-lions/...-110959089

Seems like it has some FOX National Game of the Week potential.