The Week That Was ... Ensuing
It's a synonym for 'next.' Get it?

We've been rolling out a heckuva lot of NEXT 2009 content this week: nominations, photo galleries, videos, equating people to Leonardo DiCaprio and back-and-forth discussions. You can find it all on that link (here it is again!). A word similar to NEXT had to be our theme for the week and ensuing works quite nicely. Consider: the Pistons are 4-0, but beware of the ensuing melodrama with the addition of Allen Iverson; Jake Peavy seems like a good fit on the Braves but there's some ensuing garbage about "needing prospects;" and with the way their season is folding, the Cowboys better hope Romo's ensuing days are less Jess and more rest. As for what will ensue after the jump, here's a hint: the best content of this week!
The 2009 NEXT campaign rolls along and you can see it right here. Voting begins on Monday.
Stephen A. Smith's new column tackles the Rooney rule.
Rick Reilly's new column is about the newfound hero status of Jay Cutler.
Bill Simmons doesn't like being wrong, unless it's about Greg Oden. You can read that right here.
Via Wright Thompson, we learn that some people in Louisiana don't really like Nick Saban. Huh? Click here to read it.
And now, via Winston Groom—the author of Forrest Gump and over a dozen other books—we learn that people in Alabama DO like Saban. AH! Now we get it! Go here if you want to read that.
We got ourselves an action sports blog because we're hip.
Rick Pitino's son blogs about hoops…at Georgetown? Go here for this rather interesting story.
Paul Wulff, Tim Brewster and what it takes to get ahead in college football will be discovered if you click here.
This was the closest we came to talking politics this week. You can read it right here.
We decided to rank the best clips of athletes going viral with videos.
And speaking of viral videos, A Season in the Stands continues to roll along (although it doesn't seem any of our teams will make the national title game). Go here for a ton of videos about life on college campuses during the fall.
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