Sports

Each week before turning in my football picks I like to go to websites like espn.go.com or nfl.com to get a feel for what the experts are predicting. Apparently, I should have been consulting with Cindy Campbell from the Q106.5 Morning Show.

An amazing flip throw-in goal from a freshman soccer player from the University of Maine at Farmington is getting national attention. Luke Sterling's goal vs. Green Mountain College on Sunday is even being featured on ESPN's SportsCenter.

A man was shot in the head during an altercation outside AT&T stadium Sunday night, following the Patriots/Cowboys game.

Welcome to week 5 of the NFL season. This week Cindy hopes to add to her lead and I try not to fall too far behind.

She may not be able to attend the actual games, but this John Bapst football fan watches the boys in purple in white practice across the street every chance she gets.

Apparently, great minds think alike, because Cindy and I turned in the exact same picks for week 4. Luckily, in the spirit competition, Cindy was nice enough to change one of her picks just to be different.

Cindy and I have officially turned in our picks for week 3 of the NFL season. I've got some ground to make up as Cindy has the lead through two weeks. Cindy's overall record is 18-14, good for 181 points. My 16-16 record has earned me 163 points.

It wasn't a good week for either of us in this week's football pool, as we both dropped slightly in the rankings. But I'm still in the lead!

Cindy Campbell, host of the Q106.5 Morning Show, and myself, the acting morning show co-host, have decided to engage in a friendly competition.

On a scale of one to 10 fingers, this photo gets a solid nine.