After my last post I thought it’d be fitting to post this video of John Gotti. What he says in this video while talking to his grandson is very intriguing. His grandson tells him that he wants to be a baseball or basketball player and Gotti doesn’t take kindly to his grandson’s dream. First off, [...]
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Not surprisingly a report by Sports Illustrated has stated that Alex Rodriguez, while playing for the Rangers in ’03, was one of the 104 players that tested positive for performance enhancers. Reportedly he tested positive for anabolic steroids. Is anyone surprised by this? The recent era was filled with juicers. It’s probably safe to bet [...]
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This is probably the only time you’ll ever see us talk about women’s basketball here at the pub.And I’m going to keep it brief. If anyone chooses to debate me on this I have numerous ways of supporting the points I made here. Pat Summitt reached 1000 wins last night. That’s amazing at any level. [...]
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LeBron Vs Kobe Kobe went for 61 at the Garden Sunday. Very impressive. How could LeBron top that? How about 52pts, 11assists, 10 rebounds. Absolutely sick. I just saw on ESPN’s First Take that Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith both said Kobe’s performance was more impressive. Give me a break. They both said that [...]
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Roy Williams has announced that Sr. G/F Marcus Ginyard will seek a medical redshirt and not rejoin the team this year. Ginyard played in only three games this year after suffereing an ankle injury during the offseason. It was obvious that Ginyard nowhere near 100% during those games so this is probably the right choice. [...]
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Rumors are swirling around Bob Knight. Reportedly he’s interested in the Georgia job and Georgia is interested in hiring him. I like Bob Knight but I don’t think Georgia is making the right choice here. First of all, he’s 68years old. Secondly, The Bulldogs are cellar dwellers right now. And Knight will not bring in [...]
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By now I’m sure everyone has seen the story about Michael Phelps taking a hit from a bong during a visit to the University of South Carolina. And you’ve heard how the critics have really buried him on this. I’m not one of those guys. He got photographed tokin it up with some college kids. [...]
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