If At First You Don't Succeed, You'll Get Talked About or Fired

So it may not be golf season, but the world never takes a break from Tiger Woods (or gossip), especially when his squeaky clean image is threatened with the slightest amount of tarnish. Woods crashed his SUV right outside his driveway into a neighbor's tree on Friday. At 2 a.m. Hmmmm.  You kind of have to wonder if he yelled, "Four!" The details of the incident involve his wife running out and smashing out the back window with a club to save him. Hmmmm. Woods was laying down in the driveway with cuts and bruises on his face. Hmmmmm. He hasn't spoken to the media, other than releasing a statement on his website about the embarrassment of the incident and dispelling any rumors that there was trouble at home. Mmmmhmm.

With that, we move to college football, which is nicely wrapping up. For the second year in a row, the Southeastern Conference championship game will be Florida (#1) against Alabama (#2).
Also in college football news is the fate of Notre Dame's head coach, Charlie Weis, who after Saturday's loss to Standford, awaits the call from Notre Dame's athletic director. To keep or not to keep. That is the question.

Weis isn't the only head coach off to bad start this year. Try 0-16. The NBA's New Jersey Nets fired head coach Lawrence Frank for this stellar display of leadership for the start of the season.

And if you're still counting, yes the Indianapolis Colts of the NFL are yet defeated.  Yawn.