To echo the sentiments of Mr. Sebek yesterday, it really is a boring time in St. Louis sports. As of today, our only two big teams in season are Mizzou and the Rams and there's only so much you can talk about the Rams and the Tigers from Monday-Friday. I've read so much about this weekend's MU-OSU game that I think I can probably tell you what Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant's is having for breakfast on Saturday.
Needless to say, it's a rough transition for St. Louisans who are used to being able to follow the day-to-day activity of the Cardinals through the regular season and typically the postseason. We're spoiled. Now with two years in a row of no October baseball, we're bored to tears on any day that isn't Saturday and Sunday. And Sundays just make us depressed.
Us sports fans have it rough don't we?
The Rams may have one familiar name possibly interested in hearing their sales pitch [STL Today]
Who knew that coaches of two of the top three college football teams in the nation were teammates in college? [Tide Sports]
If you just can't wait for your ESPN the Magazine to show up or you don't get ESPN the Magazine, the cover story this week features two Mizzou Chase's - Chase Daniel and his backup Chase Patton. [ESPN the Magazine]
SI.com's Joe Posnanski reminisces about the days of the old OmniTurf at Faurot Field [SI.com]
The people at Forbes Magazine are trying to pull Cubs fans out of their funk, but we assume it's not working real well. [Big League Stew]
Not really sports related, but interesting for fans of the Daily Show during these political times [American Mustache Institute]
To echo the sentiments of Mr. Sebek yesterday, it really is a boring time in St. Louis sports. As of today, our only two big teams in season are Mizzou and the Rams and there's only so much you can talk about the Rams and the Tigers from Monday-Friday. I've read so much about this weekend's MU-OSU game that I think I can probably tell you what Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant's is having for breakfast on Saturday. 
