Anthony Davis saved John Calipari last night. The Cats outmanned Kansas so bad it was laughable. Yet Coach Cal basically put the ball into the deep freeze after a 14 point half time lead. Only the incredible play of the future first pick in the NBA draft saved him. Bobby Knight said on the Mike and Mike show monday that Davis might be the next Bill Russell. He certainly was Monday night. 16 rebounds, 6 blocks, and probably 12 alterations … Read More »
Some of my takes over the years:
Yes in 1983, I was in the upper deck of Memorial Stadium screaming Elway Sucks til I couldn’t talk. Here’s hoping Elway and Peyton fail miserably in Denver
Yes, I screamed at Jim Gray after his portrayal of Jeffrey Maier as a hero—Stan the Fan was a witness
Yes, I never miss a chance to criticize Jimmy Irsay and now he has tossed out his HOF QB like yesterdays news
Yes I boo … Read More »
The Maryland men’s tennis team won all three doubles matches and carried the momentum into singles action to defeat the 51st-ranked Miami Hurricanes, 4-3, Sunday afternoon at the Cole Field House Tennis Courts. It is the Terps (5-12, 2-5 ACC) first-ever victory over the Hurricanes.
“I am so pleased for the guys,” said head coach Kyle Spencer. “We have obviously been struggling this year. We’ve played so many tight matches and they’ve never given up. They’ve never quit. I’m so … Read More »
from the Sun—Just for you wrestling freaks out there:
Sheamus d. Daniel Bryan to win the World Heavyweight Championship
Kane d. Randy Orton
Big Show d. Cody Rhodes to win the Intercontinental Championship
Kelly Kelly and Maria Menounos d. Beth Phoenix and Eve
Undertaker d. Triple H in Hell in a Cell
Team Laurinaitis d. Team Long
CM Punk d. Chris Jericho to retain the WWE Championship
The Rock d. John Cena
RG Keenan controlled the game at the X position.
from The Sports Network
“At Madison Square Garden on November 15, Kentucky beat Kansas 75-65. At half- time, the score was 28-28. It may or may not have been too early to call it a barometer on this potential match-up in April, but afterwards, winning coach John Calipari said, “We’re not a good team yet. We’ve got good players, but we broke off every play.” Fast forwarding, they are now known for sharing the ball nicely. “Really, really, really tal- … Read More »
Little things I remember:
Walking to the game down Peachtree Lane with Chuck Rosolio and then NBA Star Sam Cassell SR. I asked Sam if he was a Terp fan that night—he assured me he was. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm!
The streets were lined with thousands of IU fans who journeyed to Atlanta without tickets just to be a prt of the night.
Hugging my friend Dr Irv Raffel in the hotel. Irv was near tears of happiness repeating ‘it was finally our … Read More »
UVA was up 2-0 today when Terp middie John Haus fired in a shot from the left side. (In my opinion) way after the shot left his stick a Virginia defender delivered what seemed to be a late cheap shot to John–helmet to head. The penalty a one minute releaseable foul. What was luckily avoided–perhaps a concussion to John Haus. Look this play happens a lot in lacrosse but this particular hit was clearly late and seemingly unnecessary.
Last week … Read More »
I am never one to hide my emotions so I have to admit to being upset today having to watch the few UVA fans in attendance celebrate victory in our house. The Hoos were not hit nearly as hard by graduation as the Terps were last year and the depth and experience eventualy wore Maryland down. Steele Stanwick was the difference today with 3 goals and 5 assists.
Maryland after getting off to a slow start actually led the game … Read More »
