J.R.'s Family Bar-B-Q

J.R. I have been watching wrestling for 25 years now, and have seen all stars come and go. At some point or another, in most every wrestlers carreer, comes a point where they dare to call themselves "The Greatsest". Now putting marketing, sales and popularity aside for a minute(yes this is still about wrestling, not BBQ sauce). Has anyone ever kept track of wins and losses? Who has the most wins? best streak? This seems very unlikely to me, but I thought I would come to the most knowledgable source. I think it would be fun to know who is truely the best ever, statistically speaking. And I am also wondering if Trevor Murdock the son of Dick Murdock?

Congratulations to the Sooners and on that note, with the insaneness of college football this season, do you think they need to incorporate a playoff system? I've never seen a year of college football like this one and I think this year makes the option for a playoff system open up a lot more.

Stick it to em, Sooners, shake it up.

I have read what those brain dead 'tards have said about you. I have been alive for 25 years and in that 25 years I have never seen anyone as passionate caring and giving to the professional wrestling business as you are my friend. You are simply the best play by play of all time. Dont you pay those folks no never mind! You just keep right on doing what you are doing! This new generation is more cynical and reckless than ever before but in order to put these young punks in their place, we have to shine our light so that it burns brighter than anything else. So you keep shining, J.R., 'cause your REAL fans love you, we respect you, and God bless you!

I thought you might like this post from a Sooner living in MO: Congratulations to everyone associated with the Missouri Tigers football program. Never during the seven years since my family moved to Missouri from God's Country (a.k.a., Oklahoma) has my fanhood faced as many challenges as it has this year. When I say "fanhood," I'm referring to my staunch loyalty to the team I've followed since birth -- The Oklahoma Sooners. When I say "challenges," I'm referring to the lighthearted "trash" talk aimed in my direction by friends who are fans of the upstart Missouri Tigers football program. With the now-top ranked Tigers facing my Sooners in the Big 12 Championship tomorrow night, I feel obliged to share an observation about football hysteria Mizzou style; hence, I write this post. When your team makes it to the top of the BCS rankings (or the equivalent) only twice a century, you need to take full advantage of the opportunity. Case in point: The Missouri Tigers 2007 Season to Remember Commemorative Football with Acrylic Display Case Several times this week, a representative of St. Louis-based Nikco Sports has appeared as a guest on local radio programs to promote the above-mentioned commemorative football. During each appearance, he was careful to describe all of the things that make the ball special and to mention that only 5,000 of the $99 limited-edition footballs would be sold. He also mentioned that the ball would include the results of Saturday night's game in San Antonio and of any bowl game in which the Tigers might be invited to play during the postseason. Finally, he mentioned that proceeds from sales of the footballs would benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Did you notice a problem? Probably not, since you're not accustomed to life under the microscope of big-time college football success. Let me explain. In Oklahoma, commemorative balls are sold all the time, since our team regularly finishes among the top of Division One. But never -- and I mean never -- does a run of 5,000 commemorative balls last a full week, especially when sales of the ball benefit a worthwhile charity like the Make-A-Wish Foundation. If a ball like the one being touted by the Nikco Sports went on sale in Oklahoma, I guarantee it would have sold out the day its availability was announced. And that's the point, Mizzou fans: If you want to play the part of fans supporting a big-time college football program, you gotta buy balls like the ones being offered by Nikco Sports. Good luck!