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Larry Bird Slammed By His Own, Or at Least By a Former Endorser

Posted: 13th February 2010 by Mark Brunswig in NBA
This article won't be long; I don't have any real respect for the modern NBA,áI enjoy sports that take a real talent and not just athleticism. á Anyway, moving along, so I saw the new game of horse between Howard and James for the Big Mac or whatever nasty food they are trying to sell now, whatever floats the corrupt Disney boat.á Then one of the greatest players of all time, not ...

Defesnisvely Dominated Game Four With a Side Of Tony Dorsett

Posted: 28th December 2009 by Mark Brunswig in NFL
GameáFour, ofáwhatáI'm calling the Ultimate Strat-O-Matic tournament, doesn't disappoint when you think of the 2000áBaltimore Ravens and Ray Lewis.á It was a tough fought defensive matchup between the No.5 1978 Dallas Cowboys and Tony Dorsett, hosting Ray Lewis and the No.60 2000 Baltimore Ravens. Quick look back on whatÆs happened thus far is the field of 64. Game One saw a tough battle between the No.7 '63 NY Giants get by the ...

1984 San Francisco 49ers-2004 Indianapolis Colts: Game Three

Posted: 28th December 2009 by Mark Brunswig in NFL
In the third game of what has been a well-fought beginning to the Ultimate Strat-O-Matic tournament, a total of 69 points and 726 yards of offense were unloaded.á To recap the first two games, we saw the No. 7 1963 New York Giants squeak by the No. 58 1996 Carolina Panthers, 22-19. Y.A. Tittle and the Giants looked to be in total control until the fourth quarter, when theáPanthers exploded for 12 ...

Could Mike Tomzak and Jerome Bettis Lead the ’96 Steelers to the First Upset?

Posted: 27th December 2009 by Mark Brunswig in NFL
Game two shows us why you gotta play the game again, as theá No. 10 seeded 1968 Baltimore Colts (13-1) took on a newcomer to the tournament,á No. 55 seeded 1996 Pittsburg Steelers. Baltimore won the toss and elected to defer, which seemed to be a good idea at the time, at least.á The Steelers opened the game as one might expect giving the ball the Jerome Bettis for five yards, then ...