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Blog Hound: NFL's Manic Monday The Top Blogger Talking Point

Over the past 24 hours, the firings of various NFL coaches was the most popular topic among the top sports blogs, in particular the firing of former Jets coach Eric Mangini. The woes of the Cowboys continued to be a popular topic, especially from bloggers alarmed by comments from ESPN's Cris Carter on Cowboys WR Terrell Owens. Various college football bowl games were highly discussed, in particular Monday night's Alamo Bowl between Missouri and Northwestern. No. 11 Georgetown's win over No. 2 Connecticut in men's college basketball was also a hot topic. Rounding out the top five was bloggers denouncing N.Y. Post columnist Phil Mushnick's opinion that Fox' Howie Long jokingly calling fellow analyst Terry Bradshaw a "scumbag" on the air was inappropriate. Visit www.sportsmediachallenge.com for more info or see chart below.

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