Last night on Monday Night Football...on the last play of the game...a funny thing happened.
The Seattle Sea Hawks beat the Green Bay Packers on a "Hail Mary" pass that looked to most of us like an interception. One ref ruled it that way....while another ref signaled a touchdown.
These refs are replacement refs.......The regular refs are locked out in a contract dispute.
Here's how the headlines across American looked this morning:
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
"Clueless" in Seattle
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Labels: Green Bay Packers, New York Daily News, Newseum, NFL, Seattle Sea Hawks
Monday, September 24, 2012
Things From the Week-end....
Please excuse our inactivity here lately. Been a little busy. But the sporting world will go on. With....or without us.
Here's an attempt to get back on board. A few things from this past week-end:
This was the funniest bit on "SNL"...in a very long time:
The Upcoming Jackie Robinson Movie Looks Awesome
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Huge Hit On Michael Vick Completely Changes Game And May Have Sealed The Eagles' Fate
Falcons overpower Chargers
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Labels: Atlanta Falcons, Cork Gaines, Hulu, Jackie Robinson, Michael Vick, Movies, NFL, Saturday Night Live
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Chad Johnson....is Still a Worthless...Punk
Hey....It is what it is...
I'm Taking Anger Management Classes
Chad Johnson says he's enrolled in anger management classes ... to learn how to suppress his rage so he doesn't have another violent altercation like the one with his ex-wife.
Johnson made the announcement during an interview with James Brown on "Inside the NFL" ... saying, " I'm trying to find out how can I channel my anger when I'm in situations to where I would pop off."
During the interview, which airs tonight on Showtime, Johnson says he takes full responsibility for the headbutting incident with Evelyn Lozada ... and says, "I think what I need to do is work on Chad."
Johnson has been through anger counseling before -- as we previously reported, Chad was ordered to complete a domestic violence program after battering a former GF back in 2000.
Chad also says he believes the Miami Dolphins cut him from the team solely based on the domestic incident and NOT because of his performance on the field.
"That was the reason ... there's no need to blow smoke up my ass."
We broke the story ... Johnson officially became a single man earlier today after a judge signed off on his divorce from Lozada ... a divorce he was trying like hell to prevent from happening.
Johnson says he's no longer on speaking terms with Evelyn ... explaining, "There's nothing I can say to her because she's already heard it all ... what can I say ... actions speak louder than words and this is the time for me to show action."
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Labels: Chad Johnson, NFL, TMZ.com
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Hump Day News & Views
There is a definite hint of fall in the air. We can feel it. These dog days of summer may finally be a distant memory.
It's Hump Day.....so let's do some "humpin'":
Notre Dame? In the ACC? Well....almost:
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Labels: ACC, College football, Mike Francesa, Notre Dame, Serena Williams, WFAN
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Remembering 9/11
Wow! Has it really been eleven years?
Do you remember where you were? What you were doing?
I remember. Went to work that morning with the news that some idiot plane ran into one of the World Trade Center buildings. Then things started to unravel. Another plane hit. Then another at the Pentagon.
The Mall I was in ....closed....shut down. And for the next 24 hours my eyes were glued to the television. It was the first and only time in my life time that all 300 + cable channels and regular channels were carrying the coverage of the event that forever changed our life style and country...the United States of America.
The country was united. There were no Republicans or Democrats. We were all Americans who shared this horrific tragedy.
We remember.....yesterday:
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Labels: 9/11, United States of America, World Trade Center
Monday, September 10, 2012
Things We Learned....From the Week-end
In this small southern college town...We are feeling just a tad bit giddy!
Over a span of three delightful days, Our Braves swept the Mets 3 games to none.....Ga Tech won....Georgia won....And the Falcons won.
Doesn't get much better than this.
Some other things we learned:
Bad hair.....but still a great body...and she can play a little tennis:
Serena Wins U.S. Open Championship
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Labels: Arkansas, College football, NFL, Peyton Manning, Robert Griffith III, Serena Williams
Sunday, September 9, 2012
"Old Man Football" ... ain't Bad
Sometimes ...the less you say...the better. The University of Missouri learned the hard way:
Up by 21 points with the clock winding down, Georgia's
fan contingent, mostly concentrated in one corner of the end zone,
chanted ''Old Man Football! Old Man Football!'' That was in reference to
comments by excitable Missouri defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson, who
said he turned off the TV last week during Georgia's opening victory
over Buffalo because he was unimpressed with the Bulldogs' no-frills
style of play.
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Labels: College football, SEC, University of Georgia
Saturday, September 8, 2012
On This Day....Saturday 09-08
Sports History
1965 - Bert Campaneris became the first major league baseball player to play all nine positions in one game.
1973 - Hank Aaron hit his 709th home run.
1986 - Herschel Walker made his start in the National Football League (NFL) after leaving the New Jersey Generals of the USFL.
1998 - Mark McGwire, of the St. Louis Cardinals, hit his 62nd home run of the season. He had beaten a record that had stood for 37 years by Roger Maris. McGwire would eventually reach 70 home runs on September 27.
2002 - The NFL's Houston Texans played their first regular season game. The beat the Dallas Cowboys 19-10.
2002 - Pete Sampras won his 14th Grand Slam title when he beat Andre Agassi in the U.S. Open.
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Labels: Hank Aaron, Herschel Walker, MLB, NFL, On This Day, Tennis
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Hump Day News & Views
Okay....alright...so it's been a few days. Sorry. But we do have lives. Anyway, it is the first Hump Day of the new month.
Let's get busy:
You think???
STUDY: NFL Players Face Increased Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease
THE PAPER TIGER
Tiger Makes PGA Earnings History.. How Much?
We have known this for quite a while:
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Labels: College football, Michael Strahan, NFL, Nick Saban, Tiger Woods, University of Alabama
Welcome Back...NFL!!!
Our absolute...best time of the year. Can you say, NFL? Finally....America's favorite sport will captivate us again.
ARE YOU READY?
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Labels: Dallas Cowboys, Huffington Post, New York Giants, NFL
Monday, September 3, 2012
R.I.P. Michael Clarke Duncan
Our prays are with his family....
Michael Clarke Duncan
Dead at 54
According to our sources, his passing came very suddenly. We're told his fiancee, Omarosa Manigault, was with him in his hospital room in Los Angeles and left for a short period of time. When she returned ... he had died.
Our sources say Omarosa's mother was with him when he passed.
Duncan's rep tells TMZ the actor never fully recovered from the myocardial infarction he suffered on July 13. As TMZ first reported, Omarosa found Duncan in cardiac arrest and performed CPR and was able to resuscitate him before calling 911.
The rep tells us, "[Omarosa] Manigault is grateful for all of your prayers and asks for privacy at this time. Celebrations of his life, both private and public, will be announced at a later date."
Duncan was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of John Coffey in "The Green Mile." He worked as a bodyguard for celebrities like Will Smith, Martin Lawrence, Jamie Foxx, LL Cool J, and Notorious B.I.G. before he got his break.
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Labels: Hollywood, Michael Clarke Duncan, TMZ.com