Over-Opinionated Sports Report

Terrell Owens

2010-06-11T11:25:00.002-02:00

Terrell Owens made a couple of interesting statement, he said that “if character wasn’t an issue the Cincinnati Bengals wouldn’t have brought him for a visit.” Are you kidding me, they have more jail birds than any other team in the league and he thinks Cincinnati contacting him showed something. I believe that would qualify him for his “I’m self-centered and have special emotional needs” card.

We must remember, LeBron is still a kid

2010-06-05T12:08:00.000-02:00

They might have been calling him King James since he entered the league, but he has not earned the title. The league pushes him as Kobe Bryant's biggest rival, but he hasn't earned that either. All the greats have had a supporting cast, LeBron has not. I still hold to my original assertion that LeBron hasn't won a title yet because of his first mistake in Cleveland, not taking care of your

I guess quarterbacks aren't always the smartest

2010-06-02T22:15:00.000-02:00

Ben Roethlisberger, dude sooner or later you have got to get a clue. How do you one year get into a perdicament and then two years later do the same thing.....Come on man grow up, you get yourself some new friends and a new life. Why allow yourself to be setup twice (whether he did it or not he put himself in the same situation). What can you really say for yourself besides..."I'm just dumb",

Coach K is not leaving Duke

2010-06-02T22:02:00.000-02:00

It would be nice for the a lot of the college ranks, and would be nice for on team in the NBA, but Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski, is not leaving Duke. He has pride in his ability to do the job I'm sure, but he doesn't put his ability to coach over the hardwork that the Duke coaches and athletes do as a team. No way he leaves his throne in Cameron to go coach some over paid babies. So he can hear

2007-03-14T05:27:00.000-02:00

NCAA Basketball - Watch College Adrenaline Hit The CeilingBy Swati BanerjeeEducational institutions have always held a special place for young adults. This is because these institutes not only teach different subjects, but they also help build character that remains with students all their lives. Sports events, in particular, help develop strength of body and mind. The NCAA Basketball

NFL continues to muddy waters with screwy rules

2006-08-05T17:34:00.000-02:00

The NFL has come up with a new fumble rule now; the whistle doesn’t stop the play. If the ball seems to come loose the play will continue even if the whistle has been blown. Now how stupid is that, if I’m an offensive player and the whistle blows why would I waste my energy continuing trying to run, but if I’m a defender does that give me a license to continue a tackle on a quarterback, even

AOL Time Warner does it again

2006-08-04T23:08:00.000-02:00

Here comes the dismantling of the second best dynasty in the last 20 years (second to the New YorkYankees who won more than 1 World Series in this time, and they had a string of 4 in a row). But the ways of AOL Time Warner have begun to take the Braves out of future contention in Major League Baseball. For years AOL Time Warner has started to shave the Atlanta Braves franchise of money, to the

Reggie Bush....signed?

2006-07-31T17:38:00.000-02:00

Well it happened many months earlier than I thought it would but Reggie Bush is an official member of the New Orleans Saints and the NFL. Well I don't know what happened but, thank God of miracles. We all know that Reggie should've been picked before Williams if we're talking about talent, and for that matter Vince Young should've been picked ahead of Williams as well. It's amazing how things

NBA migration

2006-07-31T17:36:00.000-02:00

What’s with the Euro explosion in the NBA, I’m not mad about it but people act like they just found out that they play basketball in Europe just recently. Have they not noticed the European players that fearlessly attack (and lately beat our wanna be Dream Team’s...the first two were the only real Dream Team’s). Every team is vying for a foreign player, the Toronto Raptors don’t even have an

Reggie "the holdout" Bush

2006-07-25T18:53:00.000-02:00

Of all the Stupid egotistical things that can be done…the holdout, I figured Reggie Bush would be one of the ones to do it, he’s a tad bit cocky and so it anyone else who is given the opportunity to be paid to play a game and holds out for more money. I told you he would hold out from the Texans, but of course the Texans went with someone they could actually sign and drafted Williams. This

To Repeat the Heat need to bring more help for Dwyane Wade and Shaquille O'Neal

2006-06-30T21:29:00.000-02:00

After Shaquille O’Neal and Dwyane Wade the Heat had a little trouble scoring in the NBA finals. Yes, I know they pulled it out but if they want to return to the finals next year they need some better scoring, here are a couple of solutions: I like the way Jayson Williams played for them but Jason Terry is an Unrestricted Free Agent and

Heat finish off Mavs and Win 2007 NBA Championship

2006-06-21T02:16:00.000-02:00

Dirk Nowitzki returns to his big game form, and it doesn’t matter. The Miami Heat win their first NBA title, winning 4 straight games over the Dallas Mavericks who started the series out demolishing the Heat. The Heat barely pulled out games at home, but they went on the road and finished the Dallas Mavericks 95 to 92. Dwyane Wade lead the Heat

Heat take game 5 in OT and a 3-2 series lead

2006-06-19T03:02:00.000-02:00

Great game but it ended in a weird way, Miami was down by 8 at the half and came back to only trail by 1 going into the 4th quarter. The end of the 4th quarter was amazing, Dirk hit a big shot and made a great pass to keep the Mavs even with the Heat, for the Heat Dwyane Wade scored 9 points in the last 3 minutes, this flurry lead to overtime.

Heat even series, it's 2 up

2006-06-16T02:24:00.000-02:00

The 1st quarter the Heat were carried by Dywane Wade and his 14 points, in the second quarter the Heat got the lead out to 20, but the Mavs rallied with good defense added to some borderline calls by the refs that seem to all go against the Heat. In the 4th quarter the Mavs went cold not hitting too much of anything, they only scored 7 points in the quarter and they loss by 24 points, 98 to 74.

Wade, Miami take game 3

2006-06-14T02:40:00.000-02:00

With Dallas leading by 9 going into the 4th quarter, you’d figure they’d have another great 4th quarter for the series and would go up 3 to 1, but they were outscored 30 to 19 and lose by 2 points. After being up at half by 9 the Mavs stormed back to take a 9 point lead and were doing fine in the 4th until Dwyane Wade exploded and scored 15 in the quarter, and makes the series Dallas 2 and Miami

Mavs up 2 - 0

2006-06-12T02:28:00.000-02:00

Game 1, okay the Heat didn’t look great, game 2…well looked awful for anyone who the thought the Heat had a chance. The game wasn’t even close after the half, and depending on how the game looked, it might have been over after midway through the 2nd quarter. Think about this the Heat outscored the Mavs by 10 in the fourth quarter, 27 to 17 and they still lost by 14 points. It was honestly

Mavs take Game 1

2006-06-09T02:24:00.000-02:00

Well I guess no one wanted to or could guard Jason Terry, he scored 32 points on 13 for 18 shooting from the floor also going 4 of 7 from beyond the arc, which helped the Dallas Mavericks take game 1 in the NBA finals. His great game carried his team because not much else came from his teammates. Only three other players were in double figures for the Mavericks and only Jerry Stackhouse, who

NBA Finals Preview and Predictions

2006-06-08T19:56:00.001-02:00

Here are the major matchups Positions PG – For the Heat this will be Jason Williams who hasn’t done much in the post season except get the ball to Wade, he had two good scoring games which included the final game of the Pistons series. Anything he adds to the Heat will be a major plus cause it will take Heat off of Wade to produce from the

Roger is coming back....again

2006-06-07T12:56:00.000-02:00

You know nothing ruins a new error of sports than all the grandfathers coming back to play it. I respect what alot of players have done for their individual sports, but1. Jerry Rice should've retired 3 - 5 years before he did.2. Then he asked Steve Largent if he could use the number 80 in Seattle, I;m sorry but the number was retired for what Steve Largent did and shouldn't be touched by another.

Dallas goes to finals

2006-06-04T02:12:00.000-02:00

Well the Suns had their chance, they shot better than Dallas from the field and from the 3-point line, Dirk started off the game horribly, and they had a 15 point lead after 1 quarter and a 12 point lead at the half. But foul trouble stopped any chance they had to keep the momentum of the first half, Leandro Barbosa and Tim Thomas fouled out of the game, and 2 other players were on the verge of

Heat will make first NBA finals appearance

2006-06-03T01:59:00.000-02:00

The Miami Heat finished the Pistons of in great fashion. Dwyane Wade couldn’t lead the team but the Diesel and a rare offensive appearance from Jason Williams formerly known as “White Chocalate” did the Pistons in. Honestly the Pistons did themselves in, when you have 5 great players there is no way you don’t show up. No offense the Heat have a good defense but not enough to keep every Pistons’

Dirk Bombs the Suns

2006-06-02T10:27:00.000-02:00

Well I guess Drik Nowitzki wanted to show the Phoenix Suns that his last game was fluke, and he did scoring 50 points. He personally put the game away in the fourth quarter scoring 22 points, 2 more than the Suns who had 20. The Mavericks were only up by 1 going into the fourth quarter and would’ve won by 3 even if the rest of the team hadn’t scored. Josh Howard scored 22

Heat take a 2 to 1 lead on Pistons

2006-05-28T16:15:00.000-02:00

Dwyane Wade and Shaquille O’Neal dominated the Pistons. The Pistons’ vaunted defense was great against everyone except Wade and O’Neal. The Pistons didn’t have an answer for either of them and when the Pistons made a run, Wade and Shaq answered. I guess they wanted to make sure they didn’t need to rely on a supporting cast that showed up in game 1 but has been on hiatus since. The Pistons themselves

Suns lead 3-1

2006-05-17T13:01:00.000-02:00

Both teams had 5 players in double figures, 3 players each that played at least 50 minutes, and both made a lot of mistakes, but the Suns pulled the game out in double overtime.The Clippers Elton Brand had another double-double for the Clippers with 33 points 15 rebounds, 5 assists, and 5 blocks, while his scoring buddy Sam Cassell had 32 points and 5 assists. Chris Kaman had 11 points and 10

Heat - Wade end series

2006-05-17T01:06:00.000-02:00

Boy when it’s elimination time everyone shows up, the New Jersey Nets big three showed up big time. Jason Kidd had 20 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds, and 4 steals, Richard Jefferson had 33 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals, and Vince Carter continued his consistent play scoring 33 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assists. They also got some help off the bench from Lamond Murray who had 14

Clips, Suns game 5

2006-05-16T20:37:00.000-02:00

I expect the Clippers to put 2 good games back to back together and I think this is the one. Sam Cassell got over the shock of having Shawn Marion on him, Elton Brand got back to his dominate ways, and they won using a smaller line up which now gives them more options or should I say more matchups to exploit. Elton Brand won’t be stopped tonight and I believe that Corey Maggette will continue

Heat, Nets series end tonight

2006-05-16T20:20:00.000-02:00

Well needless to say this series is over, I believe it will be over tonight, but you never know what the Nets will come with tonight. The only chance they have is a big game from Richard Jefferson added to Jason Kidd’s last game numbers and Vince Carter’s consistent play, but I don’t think this will happen. Dwyane Wade will score 25+, Shaq will get a good 15+, Udonis Haslem will get a

Mavs up 3-1

2006-05-16T11:06:00.000-02:00

The Spurs shot better from inside the arc, the shot better from outside the arc, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, and Manu Ginobli had great games, and the San Antonio Spurs still lost. Tim Duncan scored 31 points, had 13 rebounds, and 6 assists, Tony Parker had 33 points, Manu Ginobli had 26 points and 4 assists, and Michael Finley had 14 points and 6 rebounds. Even though the same 6 players for the Suns did their

Heat torch the Nets, figuratively and literally

2006-05-11T01:23:00.000-02:00

Well I’m happy to say that Shaquille O’Neal made me wrong, he showed that he still had enough tonight with 21 points and 6 rebounds. The Heat came out on fire in the first quarter scoring 41 points, with Dwyane Wade scoring 17 points in the first quarter, he finished with 31 points, 6 assists, and 5 rebounds, Wade led the team in points. Tonight he and Shaq had some help as three other Heat

Tonights games

2006-05-10T20:45:00.000-02:00

More of the same from both of the games tonight, I don’t think Shaq has it in him to lead his team, which against a really good Nets team means that the Nets will win this series. It would be nice to see a tag team of Shaq and Zo but I don’t think it will happen. The Nets have too much firepower for the Heat, though Richard Jefferson might be out tonight the Nets still win. Drew Gooden had 17 points, 8 rebounds Zydrunas Ilgauskas had 10 points, 8 rebounds Anderson Varejo had 10 points, 5 rebounds Reggie Bush: he’s pretty cocky, though he might have the right to be if he’s as good as everyone thinks he is. He’ll hold out and miss most of camp, not understanding that if he signs a short contract or an incentive laden one he can always ask for more after he

Brave Troubles

2006-05-07T18:51:00.000-02:00

If you're an Atlanta Brave fan right now you're suffering. Why do they always start off seasons like this, we all know deep down that this stuff comes back to get you sooner or later. I will admit when Chipper Jones went down last year, I thought our run was through, then Andruw stepped up and we won it again. But this year is different, we seem to be losing games we should win or woud've won

Isn't obvious who will win

2006-05-07T18:45:00.000-02:00

Well the injured Tim Duncan, though he is physically, didn’t look injured in the box score: 31 points 13 rebounds, and he was also tied for the team lead with 4 assists. For the rest of the team Tony Parker scored 19 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists, Manu Ginobli had 15 points and 5 rebounds. Dirk Nowitzki had a nice day with 20 points and 14

Cleveland Cavaliers and their odds vs. Detroit Pistons

2006-05-07T18:29:00.000-02:00

If you look at numbers, they have no chance. LeBron James does what he does and then you have a huge drop off, with no one really to talk about in the scoring column unless Larry Hughes has a hot night. Rebounding…yeah right all you need is two words, one person Ben Wallace. How about defense…yes of course I’m being sarcastic. On paper the Cavs have no chance in heaven, earth, or any other

I figured the Suns would win but

2006-05-07T01:52:00.000-02:00

At halftime the Suns were up by 15, and the reason why showed in the box score. No member of the Lakers had more than one assists, the team play wasn’t there in the first half and that’s what had them in the 15 points hole. The only reason that the hole wasn’t bigger was Kobe Bryant to shot 8 for 13 in the first half and had 23 points, he was the only one on his team in double figures. The

Unfortunately all series must end, even great ones

2006-05-06T13:56:00.000-02:00

I wanted it to go 7, but it’s over and it was amazing. The most entertaining series in the first round of the playoffs is over. The Wizards gave it all they had, but came up short. The Cleveland Cavaliers had another game winning shot, in an overtime victory sending the Washington Wizards out of the playoffs in front of their fans. Gilbert

Tonight Lakers vs. Suns

2006-05-06T13:50:00.000-02:00

I said it at the beginning and I still believe it, the Phoenix Suns are the better team. They’ve only shown it once this series and it wasn’t an easy win then. They are going to have to continue their play from last game if they want to survive and go to the next round. I believe they will go to the next round, though Kobe will probably get about 40+ in this game. But as usual when a player

Well here is your chance Mr. Rivers

2006-05-05T23:46:00.000-02:00

Phillip Rivers gripped last year about playing time, I think he said something to the effect of “If he’s not gone I am”, talking about Drew Brees. Well the injury to Brees opened the door for this, so the Chargers let Brees go and now it’s Rivers show, unless he gets beat out by Jay Feely or rookie Charlie Whitehurst. Either way with all his talk he better not screw up, just because Drew’s gone

He's still got it

2006-05-05T23:43:00.000-02:00

Yeah, Greg Maddux just lost his first game but the man has started out having a killer season. Unfortunately his consecutive seasons with at least 15 wins was snapped last year, but this year he seems to be putting everyone on notice that he’s not done yet. He’s had 6 starts to this date, he’s allowed less than 2 runs in 3 starts, 2 runs once, 3 runs another time all of those wins. His loss

Sane T.O. vs. Insane T.O.

2006-05-05T21:30:00.000-02:00

How long will it take Terrell Owens and Bill Parcells to at it. I say it won’t happen until the season starts. T.O. is good at putting on a good face until something happens that he doesn’t like then he’ll explode, he’s like a football version of Ron Artest. Talented but not enough sense to respect the opportunity he’s got to play the game. Some years back a player like T.O. would’ve gotten

Sparkless Braves

2006-05-05T21:08:00.000-02:00

The Braves are starting off this season a little worse than usual, at this point in the season they aren’t playing well but they’re usually around .500. They have 12 wins in 28 chances, about 43 percent, they have given up more runs than they have scored (which is actually about right for this point in the season), they just aren’t clicking and here’s why.