Basketball Scheduling News
Georgia has been invited to play in the 2010 Old Spice Classic played Thanksgiving Weekend at Disney’s Wide World of Sports® Complex.
The event will feature 12 games through three days, Nov. 25, 26 and 28, 2010. The tourney guarantees each team three games, and it features:
Boston CollegeCaliforniaGeorgiaManhattanNotre DameTempleTexas A&MWisconsin
The tournament is owned by ESPN, [...]
More honors and other links
Congratulations are in order for Anthony Castonzo and Luke Kuechly, as both were named first team All ACC. Boston College, North Carolina and Miami were the only schools with multiple first-team selections. Montel Harris and Matt Tennant are part of the second team. Honorable mention and freshman will be out later this week. The [...]
Dear Grady Sizemore
Dear Grady Sizemore,
Have you ever heard of Vanessa Hutchins? I’m just wondering because one would have thought when her photos leaked out that perhaps sending provocative photos through email might have been removed from the equation. How about Santonio Holmes? Have you ever heard of him? The Steelers Wide Receiver whom unleashed [...]
Yep, There Are Penguins Tobacco Pipes, Too
Remember back in August when we scoped some pretty neat-looking Steelers tobacco pipes? Turns out that wasn’t the only Pittsburgh sports team to be featured on a smoking apparatus.
Here’s a link to the same place, but now there’s Penguins tobacco pipes as well. I guess there’s gotta be some correlation between winning a championship and [...]
The Phrase "Manage the Game" Bothers Me
While watching the New York Jets defeat the Carolina Panthers, I was subjected to the FOX announcers, Brian Billick and Thom Brennaman, uttering the phrase “Manage the Game” on repetition for three hours. The Jets just want Mark Sanchez to “Manage the Game”. Rex Ryan has to be pleased with the way Mark [...]
Monday Morning Chrysler New Yorker
What’s there to say when the team craps out at the end again? I mostly blame Bruce Arians. This is the NFL…despite the lack of longtime NFL experience for Dennis Dixon, this was not a learning game. This was a “hit the ground running” game, yet Arians wanted no part of it. The over-reliance on [...]
