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Say it aint so Jeff Maier may become an Oriole. Nofigginway. If this happens there will be some more O's stuff on Ebay as I turn in my fanclub ID card.
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Wojciechowski: BCS System Needs Extreme Makeover "I hate the BCS," declares ESPN's Gene Wojciechowski. "I hate it because the two best teams in the country aren't going to play in the national title game."
posted by wingnut4life at 06:42 AM on November 26
Hundreds to compete for Rock, Paper, Scissors Title. It's that time of year again for the 4th annual championships. With more then $8000.00 on the line it's time to warm up your fists and strategy.
posted by commander cody at 02:43 PM on November 11
Rush to Judgement. Wrong TV feeds and poor equipment have changed the outcome of important college football games.
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 02:07 PM on November 11
It's all about the money. Running the NCAA is like trying to get 150 Mob bosses to agree on how they should split up the money. Nothing will change until people stop watching and going to the games. I don't see that happening any time soon. Having the flaws only makes people talk more about football not less. If there were a playoff system it would limit the number of meaningful regular season games and lower the TV rating for games such as Louisville - Rutgers. Lower ratings means less money. If anybody still thinks that the NCAA is in it for the kids there fooling themselves. How bout them Turtles getting into the top 25?
Little League controversy erupts in Utah. Intentional walk of power-hitter during championship game has unintended ramifications.
posted by mr_crash_davis at 09:06 AM on August 11
The next day the boy said to his dad, "Dad can we go to the batting cages?" And Dad replied, "Sure. But why?" to which this nine year old responded, "Because next year, I want to be the guy that they walk." It sounds to me that the only person that got a good result out of this game was the kid that got struck out.
Going down with the ship BMX riders face a point of no return when they crash — a moment when they're simply moving too fast in too awkward a position to do anything about the fact that they've lost control. How dangerous is BMX? Dave Mirra will miss the X-games for the first time after lacerating his liver. Ouch!
posted by MrFrisby at 10:54 AM on August 05
Landis Likely to Lose Tour Title Floyd Landis is dismissed by his Phonak team as his B sample returns positive for "excessive amounts of the male sex hormone testosterone." The UCI issue a brief statement and it will be their decision to hand Landis' title to Spaniard Oscar Pereiro.
posted by Mr Bismarck at 07:17 AM on August 05
Bill Belichick, Home Wrecker? Vincent Shenocca, a self-employed construction worker, alleges in a divorce filing that the coach has been delivering wood to his wife for several years and gave her "large sums of money and expensive gifts which she has used to purchase expensive clothing, pocketbooks, watches, a treadmill and maid service."
posted by LostInDaJungle at 02:29 PM on July 25
Arena out, Klinsmann likely in. Others that US Soccer are pursuing include Houllier and Hiddink.
posted by Ufez Jones at 11:54 PM on July 16
Cuban: For the first time in my life, I'm speechless The Dallas Mavericks have made it the first finals since 1971 to have two first-time participants, leaving their owner with nothing to say, a first as well. So, will the Mavs wilt under the Heat? Or the other way around?
posted by donnnnychris at 02:46 AM on June 04
Will Wie make history? Michelle Wie competes for a spot in the men's U.S. Open on Monday in a 36-hole sectional qualifier at Canoe Brook Country Club in New Jersey. She needs to finish in the top 18 out of 153 entrants to earn a trip to Winged Foot. Needless to say, if she succeeds, it will be a first for a woman golfer to earn a spot in the men's U.S. Open, not to mention a 16-year-old girl still in high school.
posted by donnnnychris at 04:57 PM on June 03
Say it aint so Jeff Maier may become an Oriole. Nofigginway. If this happens there will be some more O's stuff on Ebay as I turn in my fanclub ID card.
posted by seansterps at 06:25 PM on June 02
If you are not an O's fan you can't understand the depth of hatred that is felt for this guy. I know, what about Bartman? After this game the kid was given the royal treatment by every New York news outlet. He was a guest on Letterman the next day dammit. He watched the rest of the series from beside King George. It was rubbed in our faces that this kid interfered with a live ball and nothing was done about it. I don't tink that I will get over this until the O's can win the Series, and at the current rate I will be long dead berfore that happens. It still figgin hurts.
How to Buy a Rocket
• On days Roger pitches, all his teammates will change their names to ones that begin with the letter K.
• Roger is required only to pitch at home, which is defined as the backyard of his house.
• Roger also reserves the right to go into Minute Maid Park wearing a Yankees cap...
posted by justgary at 02:17 PM on June 01
Do you suppose that the commissioner would keep it a secret from all of the other teams and let them attempt to negotiate with Clemens, only to pull the rug out from under them at the last moment if they came close to signing a deal? It stops being a secret if too many people know about it.
How to Buy a Rocket
• On days Roger pitches, all his teammates will change their names to ones that begin with the letter K.
• Roger is required only to pitch at home, which is defined as the backyard of his house.
• Roger also reserves the right to go into Minute Maid Park wearing a Yankees cap...
posted by justgary at 02:17 PM on June 01
Woods skips Memorial: Tiger, still mourning the death of his dad, decided to not play in Jack's tournament for the first time since becoming a full-time pro in 1997. Woods, a three-time winner at Muirfield Village, will most likely go into the U.S. Open without having played a tournament since finishing in a tie for third at The Masters in early April. That is, if he decides to play the U.S. Open.
posted by donnnnychris at 06:53 PM on May 27
Remember when Jordan's Dad was killed? The bulls that year could have won the finals in a sweep but lost game 4 , making the final game on Fathers day. (Not that I'm saying they lost on purpose. Wink Wink) If Tiger can come back and play in the Open and win it on Fathers Day I know their wont be a dry eye at my house. That would be a great storyline.
The hard part? "The swimming." Seven-year-old Braxton Bilbrey swam the 1.4 miles from Alcatraz Island (yes, The Rock) to San Francisco's Aquatic Park today. If you don't know, that water is cold like ice water, any time of the year. SF Chronicle reports that it took Braxton 47 minutes to complete the swim, and he will donate money raised by the event to swimming safety programs in Arizona. Braxton for President in 2008!
posted by worldcup2002 at 02:36 PM on May 22
The more that people get fired up about the BCS in September and October the less likely NCAA is to do anything about it. If the NCAA were to go to a playoff system, then the games in the first 6 weeks would mean alot less than they do now. The passion of the part-time veiwer would not be ignited until the end of November and into December, and insted of debaiting betwwen the likes of USC and Michigan (this year) we would talking about West virginia and BYU. Which is more exciting? The system as it stands creates buzz the entire season, good and bad. The NCAA loves that. The part-time fan of NCAA basketball doesn't care until Feb and the conferance tournys start. Maybe not until their bartender, I mean co-worker, hands them the bracket to fill out. The NCAA is banking on people getting mad and watching more intently and not turning of the set.