alfdogg

Someone should turn a car over on THIS THREAD.

alfdogg - G/F Bonzi Wells

Some of us do have JOBS, you know. With the 15th pick of the third round, I select my local homie (well, he's not REALLY my homie, but he's my local homie) GF Bonzi Wells

Mutombo is expected to sign a two-year deal with the Knicks either tomorrow or Friday, according to the NY Daily news.

The Lakers are the team I'd most like to see Jordan play for. Except, of course, for Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Golden State, Houston, Indiana, the Clippers, Memphis, Miami, Milwaukee, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Orleans, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento, San Antonio, Seattle, Toronto, Utah, and Washington.

Mine too.

Up: Sandie on deck: cartman

I'm pretty sure I know who you're talking about.

*drinks the Jim Beam in What's sig and bashes Popick over the head with the empty bottle. Goes to the top of the truck to jump off on Popick, but falls off*

If it's who I think you're referring to, I probably won't be picking him if my guy gets picked.

razateca - G Sam Cassell Smell the ratings - G Andre Miller

Hehe.

Damn you Ripper, I have peach carbonated water on my keyboard now. I needed that.

As someone who watched him with the Pacers for the last year and a half, I can tell you Mercer ain't giving you a double-double.

Not only that, his third guard in three picks.

The Sox are like the Sacramento Kings of baseball. The media and the announcers will find ANY reason to scrutinize them, and take away from any major accomplishment they may make.

I said they don't SEEM to be acknowledging that. I never said anyone made that claim. I believe I DID say that in my initial post. Of course not. But we should at least CREDIT the team for their comeback while we acknowledge the call, which most people didn't SEEM to be doing. I don't know, I guess I thought coming back from 21 down in less than 5 minutes to force an OT was heroic enough. Stupid me. I'll end my rebuttal by giving you this argument. That is a very good point.

After seeing the play from several angles on ESPN, I can say that yes, it was a bad call, and yes, it COULD (it's not like the Bucs were absolutely going to score on their next drive) have meant the difference between who won and lost the game. But even ESPN wasn't so stupid as to ignore the fact that, had the Bucs and their overrated defense not blown a 21-point lead with less than five minutes against a team WITHOUT its star running back, it wouldn't have come to that in the first place. The Bucs simply did not deserve to win the game after that. There were also two bad calls against the Colts made previously that also COULD have been the difference in the game, but the Bucs couldn't capitalize and the Colts could. The Colts deserved to win, the Bucs did not. Period.

I'm not denying that Mad Dog, I do think it's bullshit, though, that most people here (not you) don't even seem to be acknowledging them blowing the lead, they want to point the finger at only the bad call as why the Colts won, and that's bullshit.

They didn't. Blowing a 21-point lead is what decided the game. That was the whole point of me posting this.

I'll end the suspense for all of you. I am your new God.

All I can think of is Omar Gooding's come a long way from Wild 'N' Crazy Kids.

That kid was on the Best Damn Sports Show Period one night. That is funny, although I know I would've taken it when *I* was three.

I just saw it again, and I gotta say it did indeed look like it was directed at SOMEONE.

I'll wait until they show it on ESPN, but until then, my opinion stands.