I like Leach if only because he says what he feels and doesn’t have a filter. We don’t get much of that these days. But here, ESPN is just trying to add fuel to the fire. More wacky goodness? Yes! But it isn’t ‘ripping’.

Arkansas at Auburn Tigers Line – Arkansas + 2.5

The 17th ranked Auburn Tigers will travel to Arkansas on Saturday for an SEC showdown with the Razorbacks. The Tigers are 5-0 this season with a few wins against quality opponents, while Arkansas is 2-2 and has lost to the only two solid teams on their schedule. Auburn started off the year unranked but has climbed the charts fast, leading the way is their stellar running game which is averaging 253 yards per game. The Tigers are 4-1 against the spread and is simply too talented for the Razorbacks, take Auburn to cover on the road.

Carolina Panthers at The Washington Redskins Panthers -4

The Washington Redskins will travel to Bank of America Stadium to play the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. The Redskins barely beat the winless Buccaneers last week, while the Panthers are coming off their bye week at 0-3. Despite last week’s win, Washington has been a franchise in turmoil since their loss to the Lions, and the team is starting to collapse under the pressure. The Panthers have played well at times this season, and they have too many weapons for the Redskins to contain. The extra week to prepare pays off for Carolina, take them to cover at home.

New England Patriots at Denver Broncos Broncos +3

Josh McDaniels will lead his Denver Broncos against his former mentor, Bill Belichick and the Patriots on Sunday at Mile High. Tom Brady looks more and more like his old self with every week that passes, and just led the Patriots to a hard-fought victory over an elite Baltimore team. The Broncos are undefeated, but their best win was against a mediocre Dallas team last week in the final minutes, and they also won on a fluke play against the Bengals in week one. By far the most overrated unbeaten team, the Broncos will come back to reality this week against the Pats who are 5-2 against the spread in their last 7 games. New England cools down the Broncos at Mile High, take them to cover.

h/t: The National Championship Issue

Lane Kiffin

Kiffin hasn’t made many friends since taking over at Tennessee. 11 players have left since he signed on. He’s ridiculed other coaches. Fired longtime employees. He’s violated NCAA laws and had a Twitter FAIL. Has a bit of that “I’d like to smack him” look. Will there be a Volunteer to step up and choke a coach? I’m thinking there could be. Or maybe an opposing coach. Or his Dad.

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Josh McDaniels

I would say that had Jay Cutler stayed in Denver, he might have been the one to go all Sprewell on McDaniels. McDaniels may come from the Bill Belichick tree, but Belichick he is not. He does wear the same apparel — the grimy hoody with the sleeves cut off — and he has that bravado. He was quick to rub people the wrong way. And consider that just a few months ago Denver had one of the game’s best coaches and one of the best QBs in the league. Now? Kyle Orton and a brash, first-time head coach who thinks Matt Cassel is better than Cutler. Maybe a fan goes Sprewell, maybe even the owner..who knows?

Sam Cassell

Cassell may have yet to officially coach a Wizards practice (assuming they take part in such ventures), but I already see the scenario in which his assailant will go Sprewell on him. The Wiz are down some players due to injury and likely apathy. Cassell takes part in a scrimmage. He nails a big three before a water break and breaks out his “Marbles” dance. Some player does the deed whilst the rest of the onlookers tweet it to the rest of the league.

Ozzie Guillen

Ozzie is smart as a fox. But he’s also as fiery as a furnace. And this list is not solely composed of players from the coach’s own team. It could be an opposing player. Ozzie has already said things that truly enrage players and fans to Sprewell-status. Perhaps one day a player will act upon it.

Todd Haley

Haley is best remembered for barking at Anquan Boldin in last year’s playoffs. And arguing with Terrell Owens when both were with the Cowboys. He even had an argument with mild-mannered Kurt Warner. Hey, these things happen. Hey, these things are also magnified when you’re the head coach and the pressure is on. The big question: do the Chiefs have anyone that can take him? That depends. Can you name more than 3 guys on the Chiefs? Larry Johnson and…Stephone Paige? I give up.