So to all the casualband wagoner fans don&39t be so quick to judge Zito

    So to all the casualband wagoner fans, don't be so quick to judge Zito. You may not know what you're really getting into.    Author's Note: Stats are from Baseball Reference, ESPN, and Yahoo! Sports. A Special Thanks to Andrew, from Sportsnet, for the calculations of the Zito and Ryan deal at the end of the article. . MONTPELLIER, France (Reuters) - American Lance Armstrong has been cleared of any wrongdoing by the French Anti-Doping Agency (AFLD) over a random test conducted last month, the AFLD said in a statement.

Sports  |  France  |  Italy"The AFLD has decided to take into account the athlete's written explanations and, consequently, not to open a disciplinary action against him," the statement read.Seven times Tour de France winner Armstrong also said he had been cleared, writing on his Twitter feed: "Just got the word from the French agency AFLD on the shower-gate incident Case closed, no penalty, all samples clean. Onward."The AFLD had said earlier this month Armstrong could face disciplinary action because he "did not respect the obligation to stay under (the) direct and permanent observation" of a drugs tester who came to his southern France residence in March.Armstrong said he went to shower while Astana team manager Johan Bruyneel was checking the tester's credentials with the International Cycling Union (UCI).The Texan, who made a comeback to the sport in 1998 after treatment for testicular cancer, was asked to provide urine, blood and hair samples when returning from a training ride around Beaulieu-sur-Mer."The analysis of the urine and blood samples from Mr Lance Armstrong did not reveal any abnormality. UGA made a statement for next year by dominating UH and holding QB Brennan to 169 yards passing, less than 1/2 of his 348 ypg avg for the season. Brennan was under constant pressure and suffered 8 sacks, 3 interceptions, 2 lost fumbles and was knocked down repeatedly. UGA actually scored the most points in their school bowl history at 41 but only had 335 yards to show for it as they led 41-3 at the start of the 4Q and the Bulldogs used their backups in the ?nal stanza.UGA scored on their ?rst 4 possessions of the game to lead 24-3 mid-2Q. UGA was SOD at the UH 38 and punted for the ?rst time with :19 left in the half. UGA was intercepted at the UH 4 but then sacked Brennan and he fumbled and UGA received for a TD, 31-3.

UGA added a 50/6pl drive after an interception for a TD, 38-3 after 3Q’s. Backup QB Graunke came in for an injured Brennan in the 4th and led them 65/9pl for a TD and UH gained 166 of their 306 yards in the 4Q, trailing 41-3.. Buffalo Bills 7-9Miami Dolphins 6-10New england Patriots 14-2New York Jets 5-11Baltimore Ravens 9-7Cincinnati Bengals 8-8Cleveland Browns 7-9Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4Houston Texans 7-9Indionapolis Colts 13-3Jacksonville Jaguars 10-6Tennessee Titans 7-9Denver Broncos 7-9Kansas City Chiefs 9-7Oakland Raiders 7-9San diego Chargers 11-5. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's finance minister met senior U.S. diplomats on Friday, but the State Department said this was no sign the United States is about to open up the flow of aid to the economically ruined country.

WorldFinance Minister Tendai Biti saw Under Secretary of State William Burns and Mary Jo Wills, acting deputy assistant secretary of state for African Affairs, as Washington weighs whether Zimbabwe's new unity government has implemented enough reforms for significant U.S. aid to kick in."This meeting does not signal any kind of change. There are a number of things we have to see yet," State Department spokesman Robert Wood told Reuters before the meeting."We want to see how the government is making progress on democratic reforms, economic reforms and then we will make a decision on whether we want to provide significant development assistance," he added.Wood said the U.S. government wanted to get a sense of the financial situation in Zimbabwe and steps the government is taking to reverse the free fall of the economy.

Biti was in Washington for meetings of the IMF and World Bank.Zimbabwe's economy is in ruins with hyperinflation and unemployment at around 90 percent. Millions are in need of food and the country's infrastructure and institutions in shambles.In a message to the Zimbabwean people last weekend, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton commended the government for progress in implementing reforms, but said more must be done.U.S. officials say there are no immediate plans either to lift targeted U.S. sanctions or give major aid until there is firm evidence that President Robert Mugabe is serious about sharing power with opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai.The two formed a unity government in February following bitter post-election feuding and a clampdown by Mugabe's forces against the opposition.Mugabe has blamed his country's economic collapse on Western sanctions but the United States and others counter that the cause of financial decline was his own mismanagement.U.S.