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November 12, 2008
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Blog Hound: 49ers-Cardinals "MNF" Remains The No. 1 Topic

Over the past 24 hours, 49ers-Cardinals "MNF" remained the most popular topic, though focus shifted to 49ers offensive coordinator Mike Martz blaming the officials for the team's loss to the Cardinals. Also popular was discussion about the NBA's two unbeaten teams: the Lakers and, more surprisingly, the Hawks, following the Hawks win over the Bulls Tuesday night. The various MLB player awards were also highly discussed, highlighted by a debate over whether Giants P Tim Lincecum was the right choice for the NL Cy Young. "American Gladiator" and former EliteXC MMA fighter Gina Carano caught bloggers' attention due to the spread of undated photos of Carano partying with fellow former EliteXC fighter Tonya Evinger. Rounding out the top five was Dylan Favre, a high school QB that just set the Mississippi state record for single season touchdown passes, who is the nephew of Jets QB Brett Favre. Visit www.sportsmediachallenge.com for more info or see chart below.
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