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The Close of the NFL Regular Season Has Sports Fans Wondering Whether Brett Favre Has What it Takes

The story of Brett Favre is certainly a remarkable one. The 40-year-old NFL quarterback legend has made his mark on the American sports world for nearly two decades. He is a sight to see, a showman, hero, athlete and more. Looked up to by up-and-coming football players all over the country, Favre has made what is sure to be a long-lasting impact on the National Football League.

While this Green Bay Packer God is definitely one of the best of the history of the sport, he does have some downfalls. Like all heroes, Favre is imperfect.

Talk to any Green Bay Packer fan or Wisconsinite, and they'll tell you that his greatest flaw is his disloyalty. After years with the Packers, Favre retired only to return to play with another team, the New York Jets, the following year. After a year with the East Coast team, Favre yet again retired, only to do the unthinkable - become the head quarterback of the Minnesota Vikings, the Packers' ultimate rival. Sports fans around the country gasped at Favre's apparent disregard for those who had loved him for so long. Nevertheless, even the most diehard Green Bay fans had to admit as the season got underway - he always has been and always will be a great player.

This 2009 football season has been one of Favre's best. For weeks, fans watched on and were amazed by what they saw on their high definition televisions. The NFL Sunday Ticket was a great investment this year for those wanting to see some of this great's best work. He led his team to a number of victories, keeping them undefeated for weeks. Beating the Green Bay Packers twice and playing stunning football, Brett's age seemed not to be showing at all.

That said, in recent weeks, Brett Favre's second and perhaps greatest imperfection has come to light: he can't seem to really finish a season off. While he played remarkably during the pre-season and the majority of the regular season, in past weeks, he has seemed unable to keep it together. After being seemingly guaranteed a top-spot in the play-offs, the Vikings have struggled to keep their winning streaks going, falling to two teams they should have defeated quite easily in recent weeks.

And while it is impossible to argue that the outcome of an entire game and entire season depends upon one man, it is also impossible not to notice that this seems to be an imperfection that plagues Brett Favre. When he played for the New York Jets in 2008, the story was quite similar. He started off as spectacular, only to sort of fizzle out later on. And the year before, he was unable to get the Packers to the Super Bowl - throwing an interception at the NFC Championship Game.

Sure, all heroes are imperfect, including the untouchable Favre. Sports fans cannot help but wonder, however, whether this year he will finally be able to seal the deal.

Choosing Sports Physical Therapy Colleges - Tips To Select The Best

Sports physical therapy is the hottest and fastest growing sector. Obviously, there is plenty of interest to study and find a job in this field. Sports physical therapy colleges are present in each state, other than Alaska, so selecting a college close to where you live to study at, is a fairly easy task. With people becoming more involved in physical fitness and the growth of sports as a career, the demand for qualified physical therapists is also growing exponentially, to cater to the requirements for training as well as rehabilitation.

The sports physical therapy colleges offer Doctorate and Masters programs. Different colleges will be known for the quality of different programs. Some of the better known colleges preparing students for a career in sports physical therapy are the Alabama State University, Northern Arizona University and Quinnipiac University, CT for their Doctorate programs and California State University, Sacramento for its Masters course.

The course work at sports physical therapy colleges is diverse and exhaustive. The studies cover various aspects of the development and growth of the human body. Some of the courses that they cover are on Human Body Sequences, Manual Muscle Testing, Neuroanatomy, Therapeutic Exercise, and Electrotherapy. Human body sequences is all about the development of human body through the life span, from birth till death. To perform the correct treatment for people of all age groups, this is a critical course. Manual muscle testing class teaches about conducting physical examinations of the human body. All together, these courses are designed to give you, the future physiotherapist, complete knowledge about pain reduction, improving the function of muscles and the skeletal system and rebuilding a patient's physical fitness.

When deciding upon a sports physical therapy college, whether in your state or outside, look out for certain aspects before deciding on one to join. These factors include the cost of on or off campus boarding and lodging, unless you plan to travel to the college. Tuition fee is of course the primary cost to be considered. While some institutes will have better tuition fee structure, in order to study at the best possible institution, check out every possible avenue for scholarship or a work study program. Certain hospitals and medical organisations may even be affiliated with sports physical therapy colleges. If they take you on and you make a commitment to work for them for certain time after course completion, they may be willing to take on your study cost. As in everything else, thorough research will pay you well in this case too.

A financially rewarding career that is also high on job satisfaction awaits you after completing studies at a sports physical therapy college. You just have to organize the finances and get set for studies.

Forbes Touts Alabama's Nick Saban As the Most Powerful Coach in Sports

So who is the most powerful coach in sports today? Nick Saban of Alabama according to Forbes magazine (9-1-08 issue). Forbes wastes no time in anoiting Saban as the best of the best and ahead of the rest when it comes to being the most powerful sports coach in our time.

While God-fearing, rabid fans in Alabama recognize that Saban is not God, they certainly think he is a god in the sense that he is a superhuman being who has power over human fortunes, namely the Crimson Tide.

What is unique about Saban's stature, as Forbes points out, is that Saban's 8-year, $32 million contract gives him complete and absolute control over every aspect of Alabama's football program-recruiting, coaching, business administration and public relations. No other coach of any other sport enjoys such an advantage, if in fact it does turn out to be an advantage. Time will tell.

Until success becomes evident, Saban's contract also has some very special perks, like 25 hours for his private use of a university airplane, two cars and a country club membership, all extras that make his annual compensation package closer to $5 million per year. He can also leave the school at any time without financial penalty, a rarity in big-time college coaching contracts.

His contract remains among the highest after his first year on the job, and his contract is bigger than all but a handful of NFL coaches.

No coach, according to Forbes, can match Saban's combination of money, control and influence, and that includes all coaches in the professional leagues. Suffice to say that Saban, and his agent, James E. Sexton II, know a thing or two about how to negotiate an exceptional professional contract.

Alabama can afford Saban. The Crimson Tide football program generated $52 million in revenue last year (yes, college football is BIG business), and had an estimated $32 million in profit. Yikes, that is major profit. How would you like to run a business that generates $52 million in revenue and has a profit of 61%.

Taxpayers in Alabama can also relax as well since not a cent of Saban's contract is paid by student or taxpayer money, it all comes out of the university's football program budget, which also funds 77% of the athletic department, including nonrevenue producing sports.

It is Saban who has been tabbed to lift the fortunes of Alabama back to the glory years the Crimson Tide experienced under Paul "Bear" Bryant, who won 6 national championships and 13 SEC championships. When Bryant retired in 1982, Alabama's football success took a dramatic drop in national prestige.

So how much of an impact has Saban had after his first year? Well, the team went 7-6 and beat Colorado in the Independence Bowl. Saban's first spring practice game drew 92,000 fans (you read it right). The waiting list for season tickets tripled to 10,000 after Saban's arrival. His recruiting class this year was rated No. 1 nationally by a consensus of tracking services.

Saban is a control freak (Alabama football practices are all but closed, and he personally authorizes all interviews with his players and coaches), but he is also very successful at what he does. He resurrected football programs at Michigan State (from squat to a 9-2 season in 5 years with 4 bowl games) and Louisiana State (a 48-16 record in 5 years, 5 bowl games, 2 SEC titles and a national championship) before arriving at 'Bama.

University of Alabama's president, Robert Witt, is fine with everything going on in its athletic program. There have been 100,000 donors to the university's recent $500 million capital campaign, many of whom are ardent football supporters.

So how will Alabama do this year? Probably very well. With Saban, you either produce on the field or you will be nursing splinters on your backside riding the bench. Nick Saban expects to win, not occasionally, but every bloody time.

That is very hard to do in the SEC, but for $4 million a year you learn to outthink, outwork and out recruit your opponents. Saban has some talent coming, and nothing beats talent when talent shows up to play.

Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley