Yo, yo, yo.  Happy Sunday everyone.  Not sure what it’s like where you are, but here in St. Louis it’s sunny and 70 degrees.  It’s perfect weather to imagine a nude to semi-nude Maria Kanellis glistening in the sun outside your home.  If you’re suffering from the cold, I’ve implanted a picture to help the imagination process.Â

I’ll also point out that while the weather here is nice, it’s supposed to turn cold and snowy Monday morning.  That’s really going to put a damper on our cattle – and I’m going to have to duct tape a trash bag to the roof of my mobile living quarters again.  Such is life.  ÂÂ

Talks between the Patriots and Randy Moss have hit that never-good impasse.  [The Sporting News]

A year after missing out on Moss last year, the Packers may be in line to bring him on board.  Of course, the Cowboys and Colts have a good shot at him too.  [the Point After Blog]

Even though Phil Savage says otherwise, Brady Quinn is confident he’ll be competing for a starting job in training camp.  [Cleveland Plain Dealer]

Not so fast: Bill Parcells expects Jason Taylor to stay with the Dolphins.  [ESPN]

The lost stories in NFL Combine lore.  [The Sports Hernia]

For the first time in 20 years, Cornell is going to the NCAA tournament.  [Sports by Brooks]

Blog Show XL celebrates the return of Vanilla Dong.  [Mr. Irrelevant]

Curt Schilling says he feels like the 3rd wheel.  He’ll always be the first wheel when it comes to media coverage, though.  [Boston Herald]

Apparently Barry Bonds did fail a steroids test in 2001, though it probably means nothing at this point.  [NY Post]

The Braves and Jeff Francouer are miles apart in negotiating a long term deal.  [Atlanta Journal Constitution]

And they’re not saying much about resigning Mark Teixeira.  [Atlanta Journal Constitution]

In an effort to combat pisspoor baseball, the Pirates are offering 2 new all you can eat sections at PNC Park.  [Bugs and Cranks]