Sporting Fools
Sporting Fools
Sporting Fools
Sporting Fools
The frequent and occasional humorous musings behind two of the World's greatest underappreciated sports minds.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
R-Fed vs. Roddick......at 3:30 a.m., who's with me?
-- BTW Sharapova and Serena Williams' ass are still in the women's draw.
-- In case you needed proof that the NHL is back, there's nothing that says revival more than a mid-week All-Star Game on the "Versus" network.
-- ESPN ranks the 80 Super Bowl teams and gives the nod to the 1989 San Francisco 49ers over the 1985 Chicago Bears. I have to agree based on the Bears' 14-point beatdown in the Orange Bowl that season. Had the Patriots not shocked upset the Dolphins at home I wonder how the rematch in New Orleans would have turned out. The also rank the 2003 Rams over 30 spots above the 2003 Patriots team that beat them, once again I agree.
-- Peyton Manning sounds off.
-- BTW Sharapova and Serena Williams' ass are still in the women's draw.
-- In case you needed proof that the NHL is back, there's nothing that says revival more than a mid-week All-Star Game on the "Versus" network.
-- ESPN ranks the 80 Super Bowl teams and gives the nod to the 1989 San Francisco 49ers over the 1985 Chicago Bears. I have to agree based on the Bears' 14-point beatdown in the Orange Bowl that season. Had the Patriots not shocked upset the Dolphins at home I wonder how the rematch in New Orleans would have turned out. The also rank the 2003 Rams over 30 spots above the 2003 Patriots team that beat them, once again I agree.
-- Peyton Manning sounds off.
Labels: Daily Bread
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
The Daily Bread
-- Ninth Bengals player arrested in 2006-07 season. I have nothing funny to add to this.
-- Bill Parcells retires for the final time (we think) and T.O. ceremoniously kicks him on the way out.
-- Floyd Mayweather Sr. says that even though he and his son, world boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr., don't see eye-to-eye he will not help train Oscar de la Hoya to beat him...unless he gets two million dollars.
-- The NBA's new dynamic duo rolls in their first game together after Nuggets are granted special request to use two balls on offense.
-- Meanwhile the Knicks allow the Miami Heat to go on a 27-0 first-quarter run despite playing without D-Wade and Shaq.
-- Maria Sharapova is still in the Australian Open. Yippee!!
Labels: Daily Bread
