Sunday Free Press print edition

I love the smell of napalmed Free Press in the morning. It smells like victory.

He's not pissed at them for screwing this up, he is pointing out to show their incompetence and irrelevance.

My picking on the Free Press for this kind of error is the kind of thing that you would only do in the case of a newspaper that had already pissed you off, along with thousands of others, on really big and important things. Major misjudgments and inexcusable bias.

I plan to point out every single act of stupidity and error on the part of the Free Press that I happen to come across, given that reading it at all is distasteful to me, and I don't plan on reading it much at all.

most everyone's winner bombed in the 2nd round.

A campaign against the Free Press, like the Freep's campaign against Rich Rodriguez, has to be repetitive, it has to be clear and it has to be relatively simple, to keep people thinking about it and talking about it.

It really is working, as much as that might amaze you. I've talked to people in Columbus, and in Madison, in Chicago and in New York City, about the Free Press. None of them have any reason to read the Free Press regularly, and these are not Michigan fans but they do know the Big Ten. And they get it. They understand now, whenever they hear something about Michigan, that they look for a Free Press link, a byline, a url, etc. They've learned to doubt the Freep as a source, and rightly so.