How will an undefeated TCU football team be something to talk about?
Before fourth-ranked TCU can really start thinking about a national title, there is that trophy Utah currently has – the one kept from the Horned Frogs last season in heartbreaking fashion. While TCU (9-0, 5-0 Mountain West) has become a national championship contender even without guaranteed access to the Bowl Championship Series, the Horned Frogs still have company atop the conference standings in the No. 16 Utes (8-1, 5-0). The two will play Saturday in TCU’s biggest home game in 25 years. The Utes are listed as a nearly three-touchdown underdog, but they’re not intimidated. And for good reason: Utah is the defending league champ and the team on the opposite end of TCU’s long winning streaks. TCU’s 11-game winning streak began after a 13-10 loss at Utah last November. The Horned Frogs have also won 12 in a row at home since losing two years ago to the Utes. “You’re on the throne until somebody dethrones you. We’re still the champions until somebody proves it otherwise,” Utah receive
Copyright © 2009 Ed Bagley Something to Talk About – 3 Stars (Good) “Something to Talk About” stars Julia Roberts, which immediately makes me think romantic comedy, but trust me when I said that this 1995 film has more drama than comedy as it tackles a subject prevalent in today’s modern marriages—adultery. Grace Bichon (Julia Roberts) comes from a wealthy Southern family that breeds and buys horses for competition in dressage, the art of riding and training a horse in a manner that develops obedience, flexibility and balance (or jumpers, as someone not into dressage might say). Grace, who manages her father’s riding stable, catches her husband Eddie (Dennis Quaid) cheating on her, and cannot forgive or forget his egregious act of violating her trust in him as a husband and father of their young daughter Caroline (Haley Aull). Unfortunately for Grace, everyone but her sister Emma Rae (Kyra Sedgwick) and Aunt Rae (Anne Shropshire) sides with her unfaithful husband because of their wealt
