Kobe Bryant once again has proven that he is a jerk. Kobe throws a nasty elbow so that he can prove a point. It is unfortanate for the NBA and the world that players can not be more like Tim Duncan of the San Antonio Spurs. No, if they are like Duncan, they don’t get [...]
Donovan McNabb has taken the career roller coaster ride of being booed when he was drafted in 1999, criticized as a product of the white media wanting to build him up because he’s black, losing 3 conference championship games in a row, finally going to the Super Bowl, starting the season with your star receiver criticizing you constantly to the press, throwing for 300 yards three times in four games, getting a painful debilitating sports hernia, star receiver suspended and out for the season, and last, but not least, J. Whyatt “Jerry†Mondesire
Do you ever wonder how sincere an athlete is when you see them all huddled up together praying after the game or when a player scores a touchdown and points to the sky? I certainly am and decided to research which athletes actually proclaim their Christian faith, love for God, and how their actions are visually noticed by others out in public and what influence they may have with those actions.
USC and Texas are going to finally play for the title on 4 January, so this goes to show that the BCS bowl system actually does work right. I guess you can say the system works based on what you expect in your college football season and bowl game season also. For myself, the system will never work until there’s a playoff system and I don’t care if it’s just 8 teams. At a minimum, I want to see the top 8 teams in the top four BCS bowl games
