Maybe one day Miami will have asuccessful NFL kicker

McNeil led the NFL ininterceptions for the 1997 season and went to the Pro Bowl in 2001 with the Chargers. He helped the Lions reach the playo-ffs for three consecutive seasons (1993-1995).HonorableMentions : Ronnie Lippet, John Turner, and Phillip BuchananBusts : Mike RumphFree Safety : Ed ReedThree Raven defenders on here, what are the odds Ed Reed hasestablished himself along with Troy Polamalu as the premier safeties in today's NFL. Reed was the 2004 Defensive Player of The Year and has been to the last six Pro Bowls. Aside from Reed, this position has had some talented Miami players over the years in the NFL.HonorableMention: Sean Taylor, Darryl Williams, Fred Marion, Kenny Phillips, Antrell Rolle, and Burgess OwensStrong Safety : Bennie BladesBrian's little brother played nine seasons for the Detroit Lions and was a Pro Bowler after they went to the NFC title game during the 1991 season.

He was also ateammate of fellow Hurricane Ryan McNeil during that three year playoff run of the Wayne Fontes era (the days of Fontesdon't look sodisappointing now for Wayne County and the Greater Detorit Area).HonorableMention : Brandon MeriweatherSPECIAL TEAMS Kicker : Carlos Huerta or Dan Millerboth have played only one seasonprofessionally and have a combined total of nine career NFL games. I was going to pick Carlos Huerta because he won 2 national titles at Miami (1989 and 1991) and a Grey Cup with the Baltimore Stallions, but allcredentials for this team are based solely on NFL accomplishments and production. Maybe one day Miami will have asuccessful NFL kicker.Punter : JeffFeaglesFeagles is currently in his 22nd NFL season with the New York Giants and was a member of their most recent Super Bowl winning squad. He returned the opening kickoff in a Super Bowl for a touchdown (the only player to do so) and has 18 career touchdowns at the moment.HonorableMention : Kevin WilliamsPunt Returner :Roscoe ParrishParrish has established himself as one of the NFL's top punt returners and has helped the Bills have one of the league's best special teams.I think this team has a great chance at beating an All-Time NFL team of any other college team. The talent that has come out of this school alone at the running back, middle linebacker, defensive tackle, and free safety positions may make the University of Miami the best talent feeder ever for those positions..

Although the Russian was impressive during (and scored in) the 2-0 win over Tony Pulis' Stoke City, reinforcements are badly needed, which Wenger, for once, has accepted.Rumour has it that Wenger may make a surprise bid for talented West Ham striker Carlton Cole during the January transfer window.Cole would be a superb option to cover the current Arsenal injury woes. Cole is a strong, imposing striker who has good aerial ability and a fierce shot. The 26-year-old would fit into the Arsenal formation easily due to his versatility and ability to play as a lone striker.The England international has experience and is currently in top form with a stunning seven goals in 13 games so far this campaign.A bid of around 12-15 million would prove extremely tempting for Gianfranco Zola. The West Ham manager would not be keen to lose his talented frontman, but a big offer may make the Italian to allow Cole to depart..

WASHINGTON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - The U.S. economy is expectedto contract 2.2 percent in 2009 before recovering in 2010 togrow 1.5 percent, the Congressional Budget Office said in newforecasts released on Wednesday. The CBO also forecast that unemployment rate will continuea steep climb to 8.3 percent in 2009 and 9.0 percent in 2010. With the housing crisis spreading across the country, CBOprojected the average of home prices falling an additional 14percent nationally between the third quarter of 2008 and thesecond quarter of 2010. (Reporting by Jeremy Pelofsky and Richard Cowan, editing byDoina Chiacu) Bonds. Every year at this time we hear the moaning Is it from eating too much turkey leftovers No Is it from too much apple pie Nope Too much egg nog Uh uh No it's the we-hate-the-college-football-postseason crowd. "It's not fair! It's Not Fair! Get Washington involved, (not the Huskies, the hucksters)!"Let me dispel the myth that we need a college football tournament.First I will dispel the notion that the "little guy" has no shot in the current system and that a playoff would afford at least a chance to everybody from the SEC to the Sunbelt Conference.Utter BS! Let me ask you all a question.