Archive for September, 2007
Sunday, September 30th, 2007
Time waits for no one. You can now say that about that the 2007
Baltimore Ravens.
The Ravens against the Cleveland Browns looked old and worn out, the big time defense that use to scare everyone in the NFL is now long gone.
San Diego Chargers is now what you have to say is damn if I can turn back the hands of time. The Chargers are no longer must see TV a matter of fact how smart does Eli Manning look for not going to this organization, they’re a damn disgrace.
Last but not least the Chicago Bears what the hell is going on? You replace sexy Rexy with Sleazy Griese who is a horrible in NFL Quarter Back. Why didn’t they make a run at Jeff Garcia? Who by the way is now 3-1 and
Tampa
Bay is now in 1
st place.
Tags: Chicago Bears,
Jeff Garcia,
NFL,
san diego chargers
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Sunday, September 30th, 2007
It’s been 14 long seasons since the city of brotherly love has celebrated and N.L. East title with help by a back sliding New York Mets team the Phillies do the unthinkable and win the N.L. East. In two weeks they made up 7 games and beat the Mets 7 games in a row. Jimmy Rollins who the crowd of
Philadelphia was chanting M-V-P hit his 20
th triple of the season and help the Phillies to a 6-1 victory.
Ryan Howard hit his 47
th homerun of the season and old school veteran Jamie Moyer pitched effective enough and the Phillies was on there way to and N.L. East title.
“There’s only one more celebration to try and go for now and that’s the whole thing,” Howard said.
Tags: MLB,
New York Mets,
phildelphia phillies
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Sunday, September 30th, 2007
The last day of the Baseball season and we are tied. The Philadelphia Phillies could not hold on to the 1st place in the division in the National League in one day with a lost to the Nationals the New York Mets with and outstanding pitching performance by John Maine who struck out 14 batters and had a no hitter going for 7 plus innings The New York Mets and the Phillies now are locked for 1st place on the last day of the season. Tom Glavine will take the mound for the Mets and try to pitch them to the post season or at least a big time playoff game on Monday against, can Tom Glavine be the new 2007 Tom Terrific? Will see!!!
Tags: MLB,
National League,
New York Mets,
phildelphia phillies
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Sunday, September 30th, 2007
Boxing made a comeback last night. All the lack luster performances over paid pay per view fights this time HBO put on a classic. Kelly Palvick and Jermain Taylor put on a show last night that will not only go down as Middleweight fight for the ages but the fight that brought fans back to boxing. Palvick and Taylor right from the start was exchanging big time blows, there was no way this fight was going 12 rounds. Taylor caught Pavlick with and unbelievable combination in the 2nd round and Pavlick went down and if Taylor had and extra 30 seconds he would have stop Pavlick and would have retain his title. Pavlick was not to be denied and took it Taylor and in the 7th round hit Taylor with a beautiful right hand and the rest is history, and we now have a new Middleweight Champion. Jermain Taylor not just lost his title but this was his first lost in his career.
Tags: Boxing,
Jermain Taylor,
Kelly Pavlick
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Saturday, September 29th, 2007
Sideline Show Podcast
- Intro
- MLB Playoffs Preview
- NCAA College Football
- Baker’s Dozen Football Preview
- Fantast Football Matchups
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BB Davis Entertainment Report [14:48m]:
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Fantasy Football Preview [52:32m]:
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Tags: fantasy football,
Podcasts
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Friday, September 28th, 2007
It’s your boy K-Boogie and let me tell you about this team from the Tampa area in Florida. The South Florida Bulls are definitley the second best team in the state as they Beat West Virgina 21-13. This game for alot of people made them believers in the Bulls. Not me. I became one last week when they dismantled North Carolina. Why? you ask. Well tonights game was dubbed as the biggest in school history and for most programs on the rise the game before that one is usually a struggle. What this team did to the Tar Heels showed me that they are ready for their close up. (more…)
Tags: BCS,
College football,
Florida,
Noel Divine,
Pat White,
Raymond James stadium,
South Florida Bulls,
Steve Slaton,
West Virginia Mountaineers
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