December 3, 2008
The daily ramblings of the EA SPORTS World Live Production Team.

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They're Lighting the Lines at Sports Talk Radio

It is time for the rumor mill to get started.  Mike Leach of Texas Tech was spotted on the plane to Seattle to interview for the Huskies head coaching job.  Nobody is willing to publicly say what is up with Charlie Weis at Notre Dame.  We're waiting for New York to trade Stephon Marbury for a couple of magic beans and a cow.  It is nuts. 

And we love it.







Alright, it's Wednesday so it's time to check what everybody has on their iPod.  Any download suggestions?  Let us know below.

Justin: "One More Drink" by Ludacris featuring T-Pain
Will: "It Ain't Hard to Tell" by Nas
Jason: "Trip Through Your Wires" by U2
Rob: "Bodies" by Drowning Pool
Carlos: "Biological Didn't Bother" by Shaq-Fu  (wow, that sucks)
Eric: "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" by Andy Williams
Nate: "Posse on Broadway" by Sir-Mix-a-Lot

• NBA Live 09 Players Wanted to Challenge our Dev Team
  

We are still on the lookout for teams to challenge the NBA Live Dev Team.  Any takers?  Click on the blog above for more details.

• New Madden Top 10 Videos Posted
  

The playoff races are heating up in the NFL and the plays that you are creating continue to be awesome.  Check out this week's edition as Jason and Rob bring you the best of the best.

• Almost as Bad as Chimpanzee Riding on a Segway
  

Actually, yes...we like all of those things.  What are your most annoying songs of all time?  Tell us below.

• Your Holiday Shopping Guide:  Top 5 PSP Games of the Year from MSNBC
  

There are plenty of lists out there that rank the games, but here's one we came across specifically for all you PSP players out there.








Today's Question:

Q: Who left his position as the 49ers defensive coordinator to become head coach of the Eagles in 1995?

Yesterday's Answer:

Q: What NBA player won the All Star MVP award in 1984 and again in 1986?
A: Isiah Thomas








The Green Bay Packers hold the record for most overtime games in a single season with 5 in 1983.