2007 College Football Blogger Award Nominees

by T Kyle King on Feb 5, 2008 11:46 AM EST in Football

Welcome back to The 2007 College Football Blogger Awards! If you're just joining us from over at MGoBlog, welcome! For the rest of you, you may want to drop by Every Day Should Be Saturday, where Orson got everything underway this morning. He'll get you up to speed.

Before we present the next round of nominees, it's time for a little musical interlude. Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for . . . Brad Paisley!

All right, thanks so much, Brad. Now, back to the C.F.B.A.s. The nominees are . . .


Award	Criteria / Official Nominees	Winner determined by:	Last Year's Winner (ineligible)
Best post	FOR: The finest individual post of the college football year. CRITERIA: Best post for whatever reason. NOTES: Split into two categories this year, Funniest and Analysis. OFFICIAL NOMINEES, FUNNIEST: Arrested Development explains the SEC, by The Joe Cribbs Car Wash Enter the Octonion, by Troy Nunes is an Absolute Magician If the Members of the Big 10 Were Cars or Car-Like Substances, by Black Heart Gold Pants (f/k/a The Hawkeye Compulsion) I picked the wrong weekend to visit the lake, by Sunday Morning Quarterback Who's Now: Tom Brady versus Galactus, by Every Day Should Be Saturday OFFICIAL NOMINEES, ANALYSIS: Fiascotime Post-Mortem, by MGoBlog Playing the Numbers Game: The BCS Computers, by Burnt Orange Nation diarist, Horn Brain Requiem for a Triple Option, by Sunday Morning Quarterback Simple Complexity, by Blue Gray Sky The Divide Route in the Multiple Smash Concept, by Smart Football 2007: Pythagorean Wins Revisited, by Roll Bama Roll	Committee	HOT HOT HOT! by EDSBS
Best audio	FOR: A somewhat abstract category, this is either for the best semi- or regularly-produced college football podcast or the single best piece of audio put out by the college football blogosphere during the year. CRITERIA: Uh, must be audio. And about college football, you know. Note that this is "podcast" in a really broad sense. Parody songs, incoherent ravings, and whatever else you've got are nominateable. One restriction: it has to be self-generated. OFFICIAL NOMINEES: CFB Weekly College Football Podcast Dome and Domer EDSBS Live In the Bleachers Seventh Day Adventure	Blogger vote	Lee Corso Slo Jam, by EDSBS
Best community	FOR: The blog with the best community interaction. CRITERIA: A regular solicitation of input from readers and utilization of reader-produced content. OFFICIAL NOMINEES: Blue Gray Sky Bruins Nation Every Day Should Be Saturday MGoBlog The M Zone	Committee	Burnt Orange Nation

That's it for me. Next up is Peter at Burnt Orange Nation, who will post the official nominees for Best New Blog, Best Looking Blog, Best Photoshop, and Best Regular Feature at around 1:00 Eastern time.

Go 'Dawgs!

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Dear Lord

You SEC bloggers need a class in html table formatting.

Black Shoe Diaries

by Mike on Feb 5, 2008 1:02 PM EST 0 recs

My ugly

I take the blame on this one, Mike. Getting one thing to just work on everybody's sites was too much for me. Making it look good, well, that's why we have Brian.

by Joel on Feb 5, 2008 1:31 PM EST up 0 recs

Tables and Speed

Brian was late in posting today. So I guess it's true. Big Ten schools are smarter but slower than SEC schools.

I KID I kid.

Black Shoe Diaries

by Mike on Feb 5, 2008 2:50 PM EST up 0 recs

I'd take...

Dawg Sports and Conquest Chronicles over any of those other sites for best community interaction any day of the week and twice on Sundays.

Nice one on the speed of the SEC vs Big-10 BSD...Classic (lol)!

"A Regular Season Bracketed Playoff - Truly Making Every Game A Playoff in College Football While Upholding The Tradition of the Bowls!"

by bcsbusters on Feb 5, 2008 3:16 PM EST 0 recs

Thanks, BCSBusters

I appreciate the compliment and I apologize again for my overreaction to your comment the other day. Mea culpa.

Mike, of course, I take your Big Ten/S.E.C. humor in the good fun in which it obviously was intended, but, hey, that's a perfectly fine table. It has parallel lines intersecting at right angles and the whole deal, complete with searchlights at the top and everything.

It's a fully functional, aesthetically uncluttered table. What, do we need Martha Stewart to drop by and pretty it up for us?

by T Kyle King on Feb 5, 2008 6:22 PM EST 0 recs