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Game Five

by aakar on June 14, 2010

Not a lot to say about game five that probably hasn’t been said. Thought the C’s played team basketball. There were a few moments, especially towards the end of the game where I thought they could have potentially blown it (…)

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NFLs franchise of the decade? 3 Super wins give it to Patriots – USATODAY.com

by aakar on February 17, 2010

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft sat in his office recently and reflected on his teams accomplishments to begin the millennium.”At the risk of sounding immodest,” he said, “I believe we are the team of the decade.” via NFLs franchise (…)

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Recession or no recession, many NFL, NBA and Major League – 03.23.09 – SI Vault

by aakar on March 25, 2009

Ran across the “Recession or no recession, many NFL, NBA and Major League article” article on SI.com courtesy of an article on stretchdollar.com. I’m not surprised that even though these athletes are making millions of dollars that they are losing (…)

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F-Bomb Dropped on the MLB Network

by aakar on March 5, 2009

Saw this on Barstool Sports today thought it was pretty hilarious. I love how they black it out for a little bit before coming back. I bet the producer is like ‘Shit, what do we do now?’.

Stephon Curry Drains 80 Foot Buzzer Beater Video

by aakar on January 30, 2009

80 foot bomb from his own foul line. Is anyone else as excited as I am about watching him in this years NCAA tournament?

SI.com – Tom Verducci: Restocking a Rivalry

by aakar on March 26, 2008

SI.com – Tom Verducci: Restocking a Rivalry

Bracket on Life-Support

by aakar on March 21, 2008

Ouch. The games yesterday weren’t so nice to my bracket. I’m a little disappointed, but what can you do? Instead of going for so many upsets in the first round I should have stuck with the top seeds, oh well. The biggest loss yesterday was USC, because I had them getting to the elite 8. The game itself was pretty lopsided, USC made a run at the start of the 2nd-half but it didn’t hold up that long. Hopefully today won’t be as bad as yesterday was to my bracket.

But how about Belmont? It would have been amazing to see them beat Duke last night, even though it would have hurt not only my bracket but everyone elses bracket too. Did I mention I’m part of the large contingent of college basketball fans who hate Duke? No? Well now you know, and folks knowing is half the battle.

Best Four Days in Sports

by aakar on March 20, 2008

It’s that time of the year again. The NCAA Men’s Basketball tournament is about to get underway in a little less then 2 hours. Sixty-four teams will be vying for that championship trophy. Last year I took a few days (…)

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ESPN – Els out, Tiger moves on in Match Play opening round – Golf

by aakar on February 21, 2008

ESPN – Els out, Tiger moves on in Match Play opening round – Golf:

Tiger Woods was running out of holes, but not hope.

He had never fallen three holes behind and come back to win in match play as a professional, and his predicament looked particularly dire Wednesday when he took a penalty drop in the desert to lose another hole against J.B. Holmes with five to play.

What followed was a charge that had Woods pumping his fists and Holmes shaking his head.

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Woods won four straight holes with three birdies and a 35-footer for eagle to produce another stunning rally in the desert, this one allowing him to escape in the first round of the Accenture Match Play Championship.

I witnessed the 35-foot eagle putt on the 17th on the Golf channel and it was just absolutely perfect.  I mean J.B. Holmes stated it best “What do you do?”

“You’re playing the best player in the world, 3 up with five to play,” Holmes said. “I just said, ‘Don’t do anything stupid. Make him beat you.’ And he did. What do you do?”

Patriots in AFC Title Game

by aakar on January 17, 2008

The Patriots will be playing the San Diego Chargers this Sunday afternoon in the AFC title game. Here’s hoping that this year is much different then last year!