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It compares them on the basis of both having red flags coming out of college but contrasts them in regards to what those red flags were. It notes that Dez's aren't because of legal, drugs or alcohol problems and that his past behavior (which was complementary in the article) should be a better...

At all? Even if he took the stand?

These cases are kind of odd. It's not like George has denied killing Trayvon at all. Seems like the prosecution could just point out the fact that George has killed Trayvon and admitted to doing so and then let the defense explain why it was justified. It's kind of a weird scenario to me...

Spot on. Jeremiah's article while pretty poorly written looked more like a piece about how players shouldn't be written off simply because of red flags because red flags come in all shapes and sizes.

I guess locating a phone based on the cell towers it's bouncing off of isn't all that precise. Or at least the records aren't available. I would think both sides could really strengthen their argument if they could map out George's route once he got out on foot. I wonder if either side has...

It was like watching a retirement home try to navigate a web browser. "What is all the newfangled technology?".

Hahaha. Yeah, Oregon ran for like 400 yards on Kiffin's defense. That's not an exaggeration.....they literally ran for over 400 yards.

I'd take those points if I were you.

I guess they tried to skype a witness and they didn't think about blocking the recipient's name so a bunch of guys starting interrupting their whole skype call.

You're retarded.

Well just around the time where you said to look she said she lost feeling in some fingers.

The timeline goes back to 2007. How do they prevent 9/11? Wait, I know it's a trick question because they did it, right?

Here's the audio from the phone call. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj7qEcD8R-8 Here's the reenactment he made the very next day. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX1sxARNq_c Couple of inconsistencies with how he tells the story and what plays out on the audio. At 4:50 he says the...

Can you explain how he didn't make it back to his truck by the time the phone call with the dispatcher had ended? Or why he didn't make it back in the other unaccounted for time between his call ending and the first 911 call coming in? What about the fact that he asked to be called so he could...

That doesn't appear to be the case. Not to me. You can hear his door chimes as he gets out of his car and it's only about 12 seconds before he's told not to follow. The call continues for over 1:30 and he hasn't made it back to his truck yet. You don't hear the door chimes and obviously his...

So says Zimmerman. But then again he also said he was returning to his truck but its pretty clear he followed even after dispatch told him not to.

Split filming would kind of kill rooting for underdogs who the show seems to like to put on display. Well, at least they did with Lowbar and a few other guys who long shots to make the team.

This could be a good thing because it would mean that Dallas is only slotted once every 32 years instead of whenever Jerry needs to get some extra merch out the door. I'm for it.

What's half of a half of a half of a half? Although I'm not sure if the fundamentalists "believe" in divorce. At least not fundamentalist LDS.......I think.

She said she can't feel 3 fingers, not that her arm was a piece of dead meat.