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Best of the SB Nation Network: November 19, 2009

Nov 20, 2009, 4:55 AM UTC

Here is the best of the SB Nation network for Thursday, November 19, 2009:

â†µHockey

â†µ- Remember when the three-time Cup Champion New Jersey Devils were called a Mickey Mouse franchise by the greatest player to play in the NHL? That was 26 years ago today.

â†µ- Can the Thrashers’ Kovalchuk score 50 this season even with the injury he suffered earlier?

â†µBasketball

â†µ- A dubious anniversary as it was five years ago yesterday that was the malice at the palace. Indy Cornrows remembers it well.

â†µ- Third Quarter Collapse delves into the Jameer Nelson injury with injury expert Will Carroll.

â†µBaseball

â†µ- Pinstripe Alley demands that Yankees GM Brian Cashman make Roy Halladay a Yankee a reality.

â†µ- Amazin Avenue tells GMs how to exploit inefficiencies in the pitching market.

â†µMMA

â†µ- MMA for Real introduces readers to Jose Aldo and suggests he could be the next big thing in the featherweight division.

â†µ- Bloody Elbow and USA Today have released their consensus rankings for MMA.

â†µCollege Basketball

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- In advance of this week's Coaches vs. Cancer Tournament, Cal Golden Blogs, Nunes Magician, Carolina March, and We Will Always Have Tempe engage in a four-way hoops roundtable.

â†µ- Big 12 Hoops reports that Texas Tech has signed three players to letters of intent, strengthening their squad.

â†µ- Card Chronicle documents how Louisville smoked Arkansas in the opener.

â†µCollege Football

â†µ- It’s hate Michigan week for We Will Always Have Tempe.

â†µ- It’s also SEC power poll time for Team Speed Kills and it finds Alabama on top.

â†µ- Bruins Nation breaks down the UCLA wildcat package perfectly.

â†µFootball

â†µ- Gang Green Nation digs deep to find out what’s wrong with the Jets.

â†µ- Ralph Wilson claims he’ll do whatever it takes to bring a championship to Buffalo. But what does that mean?

â†µSoccer

â†µNew SB Nation World Cup soccer blog World Soccer Digest looks deep into the Thierry Henry handball.

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