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In week four, the Oregon Ducks will be chasing their 13th conference win in a row when they go to Tuscon, AZ to play the Arizona Wildcats. The Ducks recovered from their opening season loss against the LSU Tigers by blowing out two straight non-BCS opponents in Autzen Stadium in Eugene, OR.


The Ducks uptempo offense is led by Darron Thomas at quarterback and LaMichael James as the feature back. After a slow start, James had 204 yards on only 12 rushing attempts and three touchdowns against the Missouri State Bears. Freshman De'Anthony Thomas has also developed into quite the play maker so far early in the season. He has 170 yards rushing and 153 yards receiving for three touchdowns.

Stats Comparison for both teams
Oregon Ducks Statistics through Week Three
Rushing Offense - ranked 8; 261.00 rushing yards per game
Passing Offense - ranked 31; 278.67 passing yards per game
Total Offense - ranked 6; 539.67 total yards per game
Scoring Offense - ranked 5; 50.67 points per game
Rushing Defense - ranked 107; 214.33 rushing yards given up per game
Pass Defense - ranked 10; 145.00 passing yards given up per game
Total Defense - ranked 62; 359.33 total yards given up per game
Scoring Defense - ranked 51; 22.33 points given up per game
Arizona Wildcats Statistics through Week Three
Rushing Offense - ranked 116; 55.67 rushing yards per game
Passing Offense - ranked 5; 364.00 passi...

President Barrack Obama is expected to seek a new tax rate for millionaire's in America. The purpose of the new tax rate is to ensure millionaire's pay an equal percentage of their wealth as do taxpayers from the middle class.


According to White House spokesmen, Obama will announce this new plan as part of his proposal on Monday for long term deficit reduction. It is being called the Buffet Rule after multi-billionaire Warren Buffet because of complaints he made about rich people like him paying a less amount of their income in federal taxes than those making middle class wages.

The Buffet Rule will seek a new base tax rate for the wealthy to ensure they are paying the same amount of taxes on their income as middle class tax payers. It is essentially a new tax rate for the rich.

Do you agree with the Buffet Rule? Is it a good idea for our country?

The 2011 Emmys air September 18. In anticipation, we'll have a series of polls so you can vote on your favorite nominee. Click through the links below to read interviews with the actors, news stories about the shows and Wikipedia synopses.

Who do you think deserves to win the Emmy for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series?

John Slattery as Roger Sterling in Mad Men

Andre Braugher as Owen in Men of a Certain Age

Walton Goggins as Boyd Crowder in Justified

Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister in Game of Thrones

Josh Charles as Will Gardner in The Good Wife

Alan Cumming as Eli Gold in The Good Wife

Laura Linney as Cathy Jamison in The Big C

Laura Linney has won three Emmys, twice for lead roles in miniseries/movies and once as outstanding guest actress. Now she's up for best lead in a comedy for the first time. The LA Times points out "the three-time past champ has never lost." and Goldderby puts her in the lead with a 55% chance of winning based on experts', editors' and users' votes.



Edie Falco as Jackie Peyton in Nurse Jackie

Edie Falco has been nominated for lead actress in a drama for her role on Sopranos six times and won three times. Access Hollywood notes that "Edie Falco has performed the near impossible: She has made a clean break with the show that made her a star yet could have pegged her for a lifetime as mobster wife Carmela Soprano." Her transformation has been so successful that last year she wont he Emmy for her role on Nurse Jackie, making her the first actress to achieve the lead actress award for both drama and comedy.



Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope in Parks and Recreation

Amy Poehler is the popular favorite for this category, despite what Goldderby may say. Comments sections are overwhelmed with praise for Poehler and her show, Parks and Recreation. Poehler has never won an Emmy but has been nominated four times, twice for supporting actress on SNL and twice now for Parks and Rec. She lost to Edie Falco last year.



Melissa McCarthy a...

Who do you think deserves the Emmy for Best Comedy Series?



Glee (FOX)



Parks and Recreation (NBC)



The Office (NBC)



Modern Family (ABC)



30 Rock (NBC)



The Big Bang Theory (CBS)

Which drama series do you think deserves the Emmy?


Boardwalk Empire (HBO), which premiered in 2010, is set in Atlantic City, New Jersey during the Prohibition era of the 1920s and 30s. The first episode earns the dubious honor of "most expensive pilot" at $18 million in production costs. Apparently it paid off, because the show has received several nominations from the Writers Guild of America, the Golden Globes and now the Emmys, and critical reviews have been overwhelmingly positive.


The Good Wife (CBS) began in 2009 and has been renewed for a third season. The show deals with a woman whose husband has been incarcerated following a public sex scandal, inspired by most of the male politician sex scandals you can think of, and the creators' thoughts about what the diligent wife standing by must be thinking during those times. The second season is generally considered an improvement on the first, and The Good Wife has earned 9 Emmy nominations this year.


Mad Men (AMC) has been a darling of critics and viewers since 2007. Another period piece, it's set in the 1960s at a fictional advertising agency in New York City. Actor Jon Hamm has found his breakthrough role as advertising creative director Don Draper, and he's up for Best Lead Actor in a Drama for the third time this year. Mad Men has won the Emmy for best drama series in 2008, 2009 and 2010 -- it's likely to win again.


Friday Night Lights (Dir...

The 2011 Emmys air September 19. In the Comedy category, Modern Family continues to dominate, though with only 33% of the nominations instead of the 66% the show boasts when it comes to best supporting actor. Favorites Jane Lynch and Kristen Wiig snagged nominations and their star power may overshadow Modern Family's strength in numbers. Betty White, who fills a niche all her own, and Jane Krakowski round out the nominees. In addition to being up for an Emmy for her role, Jane Lynch will be hosting the awards show. She'll do the job as herself, not as her character, despite talk to the contrary.

Who do you think deserves the Emmy for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy?

Jane Lynch as Sue Sylvester in Glee

Betty White as Elka Ostrosky in Hot in Cleveland

Julie Bowen as Claire Dunphy in Modern Family

Kristen Wiig as Various Characters on SNL

Jane Krakowski as Jenna Maroney in 30 Rock

Sofia Vergara as Gloria Delgado-Pritchett in Modern Family

Vote on more Emmys polls now!
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama

The 2011 Emmys air September 18. Who do you think deserves to win the Emmy for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama?

Kelly Macdonald as Margaret Schroeder in Boardwalk Empire

Christina Hendricks as Joan Harris in Mad Men

Michelle Forbes as Mitch Larsen in The Killing

Archie Panjabi as Kalinda Sharma in The Good Wife

Margo Martindale as Mags Bennett in Justified

Christine Baranski as Diane Lockhart in The Good Wife

The 2011 Emmys air September 18. The Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy category is nearly dominated by actors from the ensemble cast of Modern Family, but strength in numbers may not win out here, as Chris Colfer and Jon Cryer have both received special attention this past television season. Chris Colfer has been noticed for his role as Kurt Hummel in Glee and his personal message during the acceptance of his Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor, in which he spoke out against bullying. Jon Cryer has weathered the implosion of his costar Charlie Sheen and come through it to earn his sixth consecutive Emmy nomination.

Who do you think deserves to win the Emmy for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series?

Jon Cryer as Alan Harper in Two And A Half Men

Chris Colfer as Kurt Hummel in Glee

Jesse Tyler Ferguson as Mitchell Pritchett in Modern Family

Ed O’Neill as Jay Pritchett in Modern Family

Eric Stonestreet as Cameron Tucker in Modern Family

Ty Burrell as Phil Dunphy in Modern Family

At the end of the Bachelor Pad 2 season finale, we learn Ben Flajnik has been chosen to be the new Bachelor. Ben was runner-up in Ashley Hebert's season of Bachelorette last year.

He seemed to be a really nice and genuine guy in Ashley's season, and he probably would be a great husband for someone. However, I'm not happy with the choice. I'm getting tired of them just recycling former contestants. Instead, I would much rather get introduced and meet someone completely different and new. I already know everything about Ben. Of course, I'll watch the show, but I would have preferred a new face and a new story to learn.

Ben Flajnik is the new Bachelor! Do you like the choice?