US today? Barack Obama or Tim Tebow? In one of my leagues, the scoring system is such that I'm going to wait to take a QB until pretty late. In another, however, I might go QB in the first round. Every time I get excited about a possible sleeper, he gets dinged up. I'm going to let somebody else find out if Peyton Hillis and Steve Johnson are one hit wonders. Given the chance, however, I'd be happy to find out whether ________ will be a one hit wonder. I know the Dean and various other UCLA bigwigs read my blog sometimes, so I want to assure them that I only work on fantasy football at home, in the middle of the night, and after doing tons and tons of teaching, research, and service. I never tweak my pre-draft rankings during a faculty meeting, for example, or check the waiver wire before class. Honest. Peter Dinklage is stealing the TV series. He brings to the part of Tyrion precisely the right amount of Napoleonic swagger and, dare I say it, impishness. Perhaps it is my knowledge of what follows in future books, but one can see in Dinklage's performance the potential for Tyrion to turn on his family and eventually become one of the good guys. It's great that such a wonderful actor has finally gotten such a major star vehicle. Catelyn Stark comes off as much less of a bitch in the TV series than in the books, but