Best Of The SB Nation Network: February 16, 2010

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Here is the best of the SB Nation network for Tuesday, February 16, 2010:

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MMA / Combat Sports

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- MMA Mania interviews UFC 110 fighter Chris Lytle

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- Zak Woods of Watch Kalib Run breaks down Heath Herring's complaints about the UFC salary structure

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- MMA for Real features a write up by professional MMA fighter Jake Whitfield about the role of the guard in his MMA game

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- They've fought three times before but the Gal's Guide to MMA still considers the fourth fight to be a Dream Fight: Fedor Emelianenko vs. Antonio Nogueira

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- MMA For Real reports, UFC Has Evaded Most Of The Negative Coverage From Australian Media for UFC 110

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College Basketball

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- Mid-Major Madness asks: what's the value of a coach? Excellent read on dollars-per-win.

- House of Sparky takes a look at Arizona State's NCAA Tournament profile.

- Casual Hoya calls Georgetown's loss to Rutgers the worst of the JT3 era.

- The Blazer maniacs are thrilled to get Marcus Camby. Blazers Edge has the details.

- Meanwhile, Clips Nation is furious over their team selling out.

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Football

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- The depressed Bills fans at Buffalo Rumblings lament more Trent Edwards.

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- Cat Scratch Reader uses their happiness index to examine the great whiners in Panther history.

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- Marking a hard sell for Karlos Dansby over at The Phinsider.

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- Gas Lamp Ball dominating the local San Diego airwaves!

- Making the case for Larry Walker is Beyond the Box Score.

- Looking at the prospects of a a few prospects with Crawfish Boxes.

- Victor Martinez has his entire life dissected by Over The Monster.

- Block U argues that if the Pac 10 takes in Utah, the Utes would remain competitive.

- More expansion talk: Corn Nation praises Tom Osborne for indicating Nebraska interest in the Big 10.

College Baseball

- Addicted To Quack previews Oregon's 2010 baseball season.

- Bruins Nation takes a look at UCLA's position players.

- Building The Dam previews Oregon State.

- Burnt Orange Nation continues its preview of Texas' baseball with a look at the defense.