Who's Talking Bull? CAA Championships, NFL Draft, and Tree Poisoning...

Rowing Heads to Virginia Looking to Defend CAA Title - Buffalo Athletics
The University at Buffalo rowing team heads to Virginia this weekend for the Colonial Athletic Association Championship. The Bulls are looking to defend the title they won a year ago in just the second year as a member of the conference.

Buffalo, Delaware, Drexel, Northeastern, Old Dominion and host George Mason will vie for the conference crown. UB is expected to be among the favorites again this year as it looks to pick up its second straight title. The Bulls captured five top-five finishes at the Knecht Cup earlier in April and most recently swept a strong Grand Valley State squad on the road.

The championship gets underway on Sunday at Sandy Run Regional Park in Fairfax Station, VA. Races will begin with the Varsity 4 race at 9:30 a.m. with the Second Varsity 8 race to follow at 9:45 a.m. The Varsity 8 at 10:05 a.m. marks the final event of the championship.

2011 NFL draft Nickel Package: Plenty of strong cover corners available - ESPN
Thomas has good strength and is physical in coverage, and he can turn and run with receivers when playing press man. He also does a nice job of using his hands to disrupt receivers' timing. He closes well and can cut down separation when the ball is the air; he displays an extra gear to recover; and his 38½-inch vertical jump allows him to compete in jump-ball situations.

Harvey Updyke On Finebaum: In Which The Auburn Tree Poisoner Feels Sorry For Himself And Tells Us All About It - SBNation.com

SB Nation's Holly Anderson Rips Harvey "the Tree Poisoner"Updyke, the Alabama superfan accused of poisoning trees on the campus of Auburn University, took the time Thursday afternoon to feel sorry for himself on live air and further enable host Paul Finebaum's persecution complex.