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| Name: | Everett Meadows |
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| Location: | Track Town, USA |
| ZIP Code: | 97478 |
| Gender: | I use the boys room! |
| Member since: | November 23, 2005 |
| Last visit: | November 03, 2008 |
everett has posted 13 links and 413 comments to SportsFilter and 3 links and 31 comments to the Locker Room.
What do you get when you cross a goat and a babe? No shot in hell.
posted on October 20, 2006 - Go to the detail view for this result
Green Light... RED LIGHT! haha go back to the beginning. While crew chief Roy McCauley argued the call - and the ensuing penalty that left Busch as the last car on the lead lap - NASCAR officials said the caution and the light closing pit road happened 2 seconds before the driver headed past the commitment line for a stop.
posted on August 14, 2006 - Go to the detail view for this result
Dreaming of Coney Island conquest "With his waistline fattened by a record 47 grilled cheese sandwiches and his wallet fattened by $2,500 in prize money, champion competitive eater Joey Chestnut was back in San Jose on Monday, preparing for his next gastronomic feat."
posted on June 14, 2006 - Go to the detail view for this result
most significant sporting figures of the 20th century "This whole "top x# of sporting figures in the 20th century" could be a really interesting thread in itself." Lets go with "top half-dozen" at the suggestion of chico.
posted on June 01, 2006 - Go to the detail view for this result
posted on May 25, 2006 - Go to the detail view for this result
Kansas Wins National Title... ....although to read the article you would think that Memphis had it gift wrapped.
posted by Tinman at 12:04 AM on April 08
Kansas Wins National Title... ....although to read the article you would think that Memphis had it gift wrapped.
posted by Tinman at 12:04 AM on April 08
Yawn... it was an exciting couple of minutes at the end, but one of the least memorable finals I can remember as far as hype/ pre-game buzz goes. I just really didn't care when it came right down to it.
posted at 01:53 AM on April 08
UFC Fighter Knocked Out in Eight Seconds In a Colorado ring thronging with his fans last night, Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter Houston Alexander was knocked out by James Irvin in eight seconds, the shortest bout in the sport's history. "Houston Alexander has been utterly exposed," Michael Rome declared on the blog Bloody Elbow. (See the video.)
posted by rcade at 08:05 AM on April 04
You're a good man dyams.
posted at 08:52 AM on April 04
UFC Fighter Knocked Out in Eight Seconds In a Colorado ring thronging with his fans last night, Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter Houston Alexander was knocked out by James Irvin in eight seconds, the shortest bout in the sport's history. "Houston Alexander has been utterly exposed," Michael Rome declared on the blog Bloody Elbow. (See the video.)
posted by rcade at 08:05 AM on April 03
dyams, did you say you are required to get punched at work? If so... awesome!
posted at 08:45 PM on April 03
Bengal's Wide Receiver Arrested Once again the thug rep. is jumping out at us. Maybe the 3 strikes and you're out rule seriously needs to be instated in the NFL... These guys need to realize they are not above the law... And I thought the NBA was getting bad for a while... They are choir boys compared to the NFL lately... As they say, one bad apple...
posted by bruce2ww at 07:28 AM on April 03
bam!
posted at 08:03 AM on April 03
Bush Booed By Beltway Baseballers! The high heat shut 'em up a little bit, though.
posted by The_Black_Hand at 04:44 PM on April 01
Almost as bad as the world class gold medal athlete Carl Lewis' attempt. apparently you can't really find that one online anymore unfortunately.
posted at 09:51 AM on April 01
Bush Booed By Beltway Baseballers! The high heat shut 'em up a little bit, though.
posted by The_Black_Hand at 04:44 PM on March 31
fair enough.
posted at 08:52 PM on March 31
Bush Booed By Beltway Baseballers! The high heat shut 'em up a little bit, though.
posted by The_Black_Hand at 04:44 PM on March 31
I must say rcade, with all due respect, the thread seems a little unnecessary without any sort of political comments or "comments about the president;" Seeing as how the boos were made with vigor prior to the throw, it seems unlikely that they were made in relation to the "mechanics" of the throw itself. I suppose it is possible that he was booed because he's an acknowledged ranger fan/ former ranger owner, but... Maybe the real topic has something to do with the fact that baseball season ticket buyers are increasingly older every season*, and thus increasingly likely conservative**, yet they are still booing the republican president... In the nations capital. If that is too political the thread seems maybe too politically charged. *I searched for a cite for this for all of about 27 seconds before I lost interest. **I didn't even try... I'll happily recant if provided with evidence.
posted at 08:04 PM on March 31
"The chief executive officer of Tribune Company says he won't hesitate to sell the naming rights to Wrigley Field -- even if baseball purists don't like the idea. Zell has a suggestion for the makers of DoubleMint and Juicy Fruit.
'Perhaps the Wrigley Company will decide after getting it for free for so long that's time to pay for it,' he said."
posted by mr_crash_davis at 08:36 PM on February 27
Everyone on Spofi loves "futbol" so much, and those guys really know how to take sponsorship seriously. I'm sure the discussion to follow will include near unanimous approval.
posted at 11:56 PM on February 27
The Ten Best Individual Sports Rivalries Men's Vogue lists what they believe are the ten greatest individual sports rivalries in history.
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 03:59 PM on February 24
Old people...
posted at 07:17 PM on February 24
Arsenal's Eduardo Da Silva injured in outrageous tackle, possibly ending his career. A truly horrific injury, broken pieces of bone were sticking out of his sock as he was stretchered of the field. This is the sort of injury that you never truly recover from (See Alex Smith). I hope the FA bans Martin Taylor for life.
posted by Goyoucolts at 01:12 PM on February 24
bigrotty... ridiculous. You are flaming , and muck-raking.
posted at 06:08 PM on February 24
Arsenal's Eduardo Da Silva injured in outrageous tackle, possibly ending his career. A truly horrific injury, broken pieces of bone were sticking out of his sock as he was stretchered of the field. This is the sort of injury that you never truly recover from (See Alex Smith). I hope the FA bans Martin Taylor for life.
posted by Goyoucolts at 01:12 PM on February 23
Lots of lifetime/long-term ban talk already; I think that is premature. This was not a Kermit Washington type obvious anger fueled deal. There needs to be some sort of official proceedings with the specific intent of determining Taylor's intent, whether by the FA, or by the british judicial system. It does not seem unlikely to me that this is possibly as HATER mentioned above a case of "mis-timing." I am a runner, and not a team sports guy, but I have watched enough team sports at the pro and amateur level to know that when two people are moving and fighting as fast and hard as they can, sometimes shit happens. Regardless, that is awful.
posted at 07:40 PM on February 23
Jason Kidd traded to the Mavs. ESPN reports that discussions are ongoing. But Yahoo is reporting its a done deal. The official word is that the teams agree on the deal "in principle" pending league approval.
posted by lilnemo at 02:51 PM on February 14
Oh wait... sports.espn.go.com
posted at 12:39 AM on February 14
Jason Kidd traded to the Mavs. ESPN reports that discussions are ongoing. But Yahoo is reporting its a done deal. The official word is that the teams agree on the deal "in principle" pending league approval.
posted by lilnemo at 02:51 PM on February 14
Maybe Mavs starting 5: Jason Kidd Jason Terry Josh Howard Dirk Nowitzki Erick Dampier And, they've still got Juwana man and Eddie Jones coming off the bench, with the near guarantee of Stackhouse coming back... This is a great team.
posted at 12:36 AM on February 14
"Sought after" prep player duped into paying for his recruitment. 6'5" 290lb offensive lineman Kevin Hart involves the police after giving an undisclosed amount of money to someone who helped to facilitate his recruitment to Cal over Oregon. Oregon denies interest as does Cal. Nearby Reno PD launches a full blown investigation just as Kevin Hart decides to come clean - he made it all up.
posted by geekyguy at 06:44 PM on February 06
WOW... I knew kids in high school who would b.s. about "oh, this school wants me, and that school wants me," but this is ... WOW. Talk about "you don't need to lie to kick it." This guy needs some friends.
posted at 11:41 PM on February 06
for the record: I didn't say the game itself was boring, I said the hype around the game was less than it could have been, and I had failed to be interested in the winner. I even added that the end of the game added some excitement.