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Good game.....lots of drama.

Forget about who will be the Eagles QB next year....these birds need a defense!

Mark Hoffman

Green Bay Packers cornerback Tramon Williams cradles an interception that killed the final drive by the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. MORE PHOTOS

Some things never change.

A half empty arena........a half baked effort....and a 108-91 loss.

Atlanta's Philips Arena had no energy......no noise....just the sound of "sneaker tweets" on the court.

And when it was over.......the team that opened the season winning it's first six....has now lost 3 straight.

Bucks 108, Hawks 91

With 20 points, Maggette leads effort by bench

AP

Ersan Ilyasova had 10 rebounds Wednesday night

The Milwaukee Bucks weren't pounding their chests or getting too full of themselves Wednesday night in the victorious visitors' locker room at Philips Arena. But, on the other hand, could the 108-91 road victory be a sign of things to come? »Read Full Article(30)

• Box score:  Bucks 108, Hawks 91

With apologies to the band........"Queen".....

Another "1"........has indeed ...bitten the dust:

Wisconsin 31, Ohio State 18

Badgers shock No. 1 Ohio State

Tom Lynn

David Gilreath outruns the Buckeyes as he goes 97 yards for a touchdown on the opening kickoff.

America saw the Wisconsin football team coach Bret Bielema and his players envisioned back in preseason camp in August. UW gave Bielema his first victory over Ohio State, which has won at least a share of the last five league titles, and perhaps ruined the Buckeyes' hopes of winning a national title. »Read Full Article(155)

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At around 11:00 pm EDT last night,  with the Atlanta Hawks up by 9 on the Milwaukee Bucks  with 4 minutes left......I went to bed.   I went to sleep confident these Hawks were going to go up 3-2 in the series  and close it out Friday in Wisconsin.

Well........a funny thing happened in those last 4 minutes.

You can imagine my surprise.....when I saw this headline....this morning:

AP

Brandon Jennings reacts after the Bucks scored in the fourth quarter.