I was thinking "trap game" all week given that there was no reason to think the Pack wouldn't simply continue to roll and every sports "expert" thought the win was a foregone conclusion. Rodgers seemed to have real difficulty throwing the ball at times, the D looked ordinary at best and the Bucs played pretty good football on both sides of the ball, almost good enough to win. I guess that's why they bother to play the game..I say Spurrier is unhappy with the attention, but not because of any friction with Clowney. Instead, I think Spurrier and coaches as a whole tend to be leery of media attention, even when it wellintentioned, because of the backlash that can occur when expectations aren met. Look no further than USC season last year, where they fell from their 1 preseason ranking to a terrible 76 season [1].

Biggest concern right now is that we have some young players who don have insurance and who have to pay COBRA and who may not have the ability