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Best Of The SB Nation Network: March 29, 2011
Football
- If the Texans could do their 2010 draft over, what would it look like? Battle Red Blog has the answer.
- Many experts think the Bills could draft a QB with their first pick, but Buffalo Rumblings reports that the Bills organization doesn’t see it that way.
- Bolts From The Blue breaks-down the Chargers 2010 roster by salary to see just where the team stands.
- Revenge Of The Birds makes the case that the Cardinals should keep Derek Anderson on the roster.
College Sports
- Missouri blog Rock M Nation has set up an all-day water-cooler thread awaiting news and weighing rumors on the question of whether Purdue’s Matt Painter will become the Tigers’ next head coach. While everyone’s waiting, Boilermaker blog Hammer and Rails wonders whether Purdue has a loser’s mentality.
- Dawg Sports has the rival’s perspective on the Tennessee and Georgia Tech head basketball coach hires.
Baseball
- Camden Chat has the full Opening Day roster for the Orioles.
- Let’s Go Tribe has the low-down on the Indians’ front office people who are now on Twitter.
- Talking Chop imagines the Braves’ lineup with Jayson Heyward batting in different positions.
- Bless You Boys says that playing better on the road will be a key for the 2011 Tigers.
Basketball
- Denver Stiffs looks at what’s been learned about the Melo trade.
- LeBron is going back to Cleveland again. The national media doesn’t care, but Fear the Sword does.
- Raptors HQ looks at what Toronto can and should do down the final stretch of games.
Hockey
- Sam Page at On the Forecheck with a fantastic look at hockey in the South, as it relates to Carrie Underwood, Mike Fisher, the Canadian media and Ke$ha.
- The Devils have problems gaining the zone on the power play. In Lou We Trust takes a look.
- Broad Street Hockey sits down with Adirondack Phantoms head coach Joe Paterson for an exclusive interview.
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