Happy Cyber Monday… 
Seems to be the most secure job in the world; nothing’s stopping these guys… A 95-year prison sentence commuted, new charges of child rape and now the alleged execution of four police officers. Of course Gov. Huckabee has a statement… I suppose I should feel horribly guilty, but I really do want to know what the heck happened out at at the end of Tiger Woods’ driveway…
Projecting all 34 bowl match-ups… After identifying the year’s main problem. (SI.com)
Another year, another BCS fraud. Cincinnati’s this year’s victim. (Cleveland Plain-Dealer)
Unless chaos reigns. (Team Speed Kills)
It would be a mistake for Brian Kelly to go to Notre Dame… He’s probably headed to the Sugar Bowl… There is one hope, though: Nebraska. (Cincinnati Enquirer)
Pitt’s getting ready to play spoiler. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
If the Panthers can get over the way the Brawl went fast. (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
A third straight bowl does stamp a smile on the Huskies’ trying season. (The Day)
Seems awfully cruel to see your season end with just two games to go. (Connecticut Post)
Urban Meyer’s stumping for the Louisville job. For his defensive coordinator. (Louisville Courier-Journal)
The fans know what they want in a replacement. (Rivals.com)
Steve Kragthorpe will say his goodbyes to the press today. (WHAS11.com)
Rutgers has plenty reason to fear Jarrett Brown. (Bleed Scarlet)
Coach Bill Stewart on bringing Brown up to Rutgers. And more. (MSNsportsNET.com)
West Virginia didn’t just beat Pitt because of one last-second kick, btw. (Charleston Daily Mail)
That’s why the Mountaineers have a catchphrase: Finish the Fight. (Times West Virginian)
Now if Rutgers can get past Brown and West Virginia, the Knights could be headed to the Meineke Car Care Bowl. (Home News Tribune)
The Bulls missed a big one Saturday. (Tampa Tribune)
BJ Daniels, up and down. Then again, he IS a freshman. (St. Petersburg Times)
Breaking down Syracuse’s final game of Doug Marrone’s first year… There is hope for next year. (Syracuse Post-Standard)
Aditi Kinkhabwala has written a regular column for SI.com and been published in Sports Illustrated.
Hey Aditi, glad I’m back in the cyber world so I can see your league roundups every morning! Thanks!
Because Mike Huckabee behaved like a typical liberal Democrat by releasing a violent criminal back into society, there are now four dead police officers. He should have learned this lesson when liberal Democrat Gov. Mike Dukakis released convicted murderer Willie Horton on a weekend furlough and then Mr. Horton resumed his violent crime spree.