Archive for January, 2010
Okay, number one is easy, right? I mean, the best shooting guard of all time is a lock. Or is it?
Let's suppose # 23 is the greatest at his position, then who is number two? Who makes the top five and who gets left out?
It's high time for the always contentious All-Time List. This is a list of the top five shooting guards of all time, ...
Are the 2009 San Diego Chargers Better Than the 2006 Bolts?
Posted: 5th January 2010 by Dave Trembley in NFL
Riding an 11-game winning streak as the 2010 playoffs approach, the San Diego Chargers have steadily risen up the NFL team rankings and, in some quarters, are considered the top-ranked team in the league. Both NFL.com and Sports Illustrated writer Peter King, for instance, have ranked the Chargers No. 1 in the league, and many other sports commentators feel the Chargers might be the team to beat in this yearÆs ...
Mike Leach Raiders Next Head Coach? C’mon, Al, Can You Do Better Than That
Posted: 5th January 2010 by Ramone Brown in NFL
Ever since the bye week, rumors of Tom Cable's demise as head coach and who would replace him have been flying. Now, at season's end, these rumors have picked up speed.
We've heard names like Jim Fassell, Charlie Weis, Jon Gruden, Bill Cowher, Marc Trestman, and now, Mike Leach.
In the last few days, Leach's name has been mentioned regarding the Raiders far too many times just to be a simple rumor.
But ...
Eric Mangini: Your Top 12 Reasons He Should Be Fired…and Why You’re Wrong
Posted: 5th January 2010 by Sam Ingro in NFL
And so it begins. Another year has come and gone, and once again everyone is calling for the coach's head.
I've sat and listened, and I admit, I was disgruntled with Mangini at the beginning of the season too. But he has righted the ship and has become a noticeably improved coach. The team has responded to him, they're playing as a team, and they're playing for each other. ...
With rumors floating that NBA Commissioner David Stern will suspend Washington Wizard Gilbert Arenas for the rest of the season, Arenas officially challenged Stern to duel this evening in the New York headquarters of the NBA. Multiple sources report that Arenas showed up alone at SternÆs office around four o'clock, took off one of his forearm length leather gloves and slapped Stern briskly in the face with it. ...
Jay Cutler in Chicago: Work in Progress or Utter Failure?
Posted: 5th January 2010 by kevin roberts in NFL
The 2009 NFL season is over for the Chicago Bears, both because it's now 2010 and because playoff season has started.
The Bears, at 7-9, despite once hoping that their ambitious trade for Denver Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler would make them a complete team, will not be taking part.
After a horrid debut, in which Cutler displayed all the bad he brings to the table in a four-interception debacle against the Green ...
Seen and Herd: Week 17 | Indianapolis Colts Vs. Buffalo Bills
Posted: 5th January 2010 by Chris Trapasso in NFL
At last I've finished unpacking, paid for my parking pass, and activated my meal card for my last undergraduate semester. Very surreal that I did all that for the last time today.á
Mother nature snowed down on us seemingly the entire trip back, and once again I understood how awful weathermen can be. And he still kept his job.
So I've yanked back my sleeves to write the final installment of this ...
San Diego Chargers Boltbits: Team Keeps Momentum for Playoffs
Posted: 5th January 2010 by Paul Preibisius in NFL
The Chargers had every reason not to concern themselves about winning in Week 17. The team had already secured its number two seed, Philip Rivers was to see limited time on the field, and they were playing a Redskins team that had been playing good teams tough across the entire second half.
Instead, the team won its 11th straight game to ride a 13-3 record into the playoffs.á
The game was ...
ESPN released some 2010 predictions for both football and baseball today, and IÆve been reading them over for a little while. I thought this would be a good time to get the conversation going between the self-proclaimed ôWorldwide Leader In Sports,ö Baseball Professor, and everyone else who wants to get involve. So what did ESPNÆs crew of experts have to say?Begin Slideshow
I recently came across a poll asking whether Kurt Warner or Aaron Rodgers was the better quarterback. I was astonished to see that 62 percent of almost 10,000 voters had selected Aaron Rodgers as the better quarterback.
Now, I realize that voters were likely weighing factors such as age and surrounding talent into the equation, which is certainly fair. Still, it got me thinking about just how underrated Kurt Warner is.
Tom ...