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ESPN hasn't even mentioned the fact that it was a questionable foul. I knew that was coming. If Wade was fouled at the end there then so was Terry at the end of regulation.

Stuart Scott is now proceeding to turn Sportscenter into Heatcenter.

Hopefully justice is served in Dallas and they take care of business. They're pretty much going to have to get a huge lead and just let Wade have any drive he wants. Because which is better? Wade scoring 2 on a lay-up or 3 on a lay-up and a foul because a Dallas player dripped sweat on him?

And a crucial game ends with Wade on the line. Shocking from the NBA. The Heat are going to be given the NBA title.

I know I've asked this before but I want to get everyone else's thoughts that might not have been around when I asked this. How good was Don Frye for his time? I watched Godzilla Final Wars the other day again and he was in it and made out to be this huge badass in the movie and I was just wondering if he was a badass in MMA?

That's right. I'm being held down in my life because the NBA has shitty officials.

Wow I didn't know that me posting on a message board could hamper someone's enjoyment of a game that they're watching on TV away from the computer. Wow.....I'm sorry then. I didn't know anyone was that sad.

If the roles had been reversed and that was Wade taking that shot with 3 guys in his face then every window in the arena would've shattered from the sound of whistles blowing.

Yeah humor is subjective. I love how people try to say "That's not funny and you're obviously low class and not smart if you think it's funny." It's just like beauty and all that other crap. It's in the ey of the beholder. One man's trash is another's treasure and all that crap. My gf and my best friend hated it. I actually found it pretty funny. But not like knee slapping, tear jerking, can't breath funny.

I think I agree with that assessment that most of the talented heavies just cut. Like I weigh 260 right now and I'm 6'4". If I got my ass in gear I could probably walk around at 220 and cut to 205 for a fight. If I was ultra talented I would probably want to do that to fight the bigger name competition in the LHW division rather than beating up on a bunch of fat men.

Yeah but was the reality aspect of the show and the interaction with the coaches and training segments any good?

I just watched Tito/Silva and they had a 5 round system. I figured that was something Zuffa came up with. I thought UFC before that had like a 12 minute time limit or something.

I just don't think it's as deadly as it's made out to be. I've been doing Judo for almost a year now and it's basically throwing(sometimes onto your head), grappling, and submissions and it doesn't have a bad rap. Sure it's not mainstream but it is an olympic sport. And we learn a lot of chokes that go across the throat rather than just blood chokes which seems to be what they use the most in MMA and those are relatively safe.

After Raja Bell clotheslined him he said in the news conference afterwards "That stuff belongs in an octagon. I don't know if ya'll know what an octagon is but that's the place for it." or something like that. Also Shaq said something like "Randy Couture is the only athlete in the world I'll pay to see."

Nate Quarry getting KFO by Rich Franklin was pretty brutal. Quarry turned into a board and just fell straight backwards.

I wonder if we'll see any other major rule changes in the future?

I thought I'd bring this back up because ESPN recently had an Outside the Lines about UFC(inspired by Kobe's octagon reference) and some boxing promoter was on there still calling it human cockfigthing and saying that it wasn't a sport. I dunno. It looks like the mainstream watches UFC 1 and thinks that's still what it is. This guy was saying things like "Well it's a no rules competition. Boxing has rules. This has no rules!"

I'm watching some old UFC fights on this UFC ONDemand thing and I was just wondering. When did Zuffa buy the company? Like which event was their first? And when were the new rules, rounds, and all that instituted?

Ok I don't know if there is actually a conspiracy but ESPN Radio just had a whole segment on their show where they did everything possible to debunk the theory of a conspiracy and everything possible to say there was no agenda by the NBA. I think the only ones guilty of furthering an agenda are ESPN and they should re-evaluate themselves.

Well I like the reality aspect of these shows too. I love to see the guys training and interacting with their coaches and I like to see how the fighters live. It's as much about that for me as it is about the fights because let's face it....there are way better fights out there and easier ways to watch them than a reality show. UFC's store doesn't have TUF2 listed.

I didn't think Bomar threw it over the middle too much and I remember one of the times he threw an INT. OU rode Peterson and their defense for most of that game. Like Leaf's interception. I talked to Ingram about that and he said that Leaf had thrown the same ball past him earlier for a huge gain so he knew the pass and was just waiting on it. So when Leaf let go he said his eyes lit up and he knew that it was his. Just like a Leaf.

He played pretty good, IIRC. It's not like OU's wideouts had a chance to catch anything though with Shit Bomar throwing the ball.

Wow watching TUF 1 after 3 is like night and day. I used to think 1 was awesome but honestly 3 is so much better. It's better without the homo challenges and the having to give up team members to make the challenges even. And people having to fight repeatedly sucked too. Hey did TUF 2 have stupid challenges with teams having to give up players? When is that coming out on DVD?

The NBA wants Dwayne Wade to have a ring. You can just tell. The dude drives to the basket and if you look at him funny then it's a flagrant.

Wasn't your friend supposed to throw down an OU wide receiver or something? Maybe he'll get another chance.