August 29, 2009
August 28, 2009
Vick makes debut
August 26, 2009
August 25, 2009
Remember me?
August 19, 2009
Minnesota Favre Vikings Fever
Well well well, look what we have here. Brett Favre decided to play for the Vikings after all. The fact that he changed his mind again doesn't surprise me. The fact that he is making up stories about the communication between the Vikings front office does. I've heard that his daughter said she wanted Brett to play for the vikes and thats why he changed his mind. I've heard that Childress called Brett and asked him to reconsider. I've also heard that he took a dump and the poo took the shape of a the vikings "horn" logo. Who cares what made him decide to play for Minnesota. The fact is he will be the starting QB and he makes the team better.
I was torn at first when I heard he signed a 25 Million dollar 2 year deal. First of all, he will be 40 in October and that is old. I question if he'll hold up through the entire season. Second, what about the rest of the Vikings team? They all went through 2 a days and slept in dorm rooms. Then in comes Favre on a private jet followed by ride in a cushy escalade to Winter Park and begins taking snaps with the first team right off the bat? Not fair in my mind. Lastly, Brett has been putting the fans through turmoil as well. Is he coming? Is he not? Then he is talking to Childress. Then he retires "for good." As a Minnesota fan I finally felt relief when Brett's "decision" was made a few weeks back. Sage looked good in the first pre-season game and I was excited. The next day I hear Favre is going to sign a deal. It was a roller coaster ride as a fan so I can't imagine what it has been like for the rest of the Vikings. Unless of course they knew all along and this was a conspiracy. Who the heck knows?
Overall I'm glad to see a Hall of Fame QB come to the Vikings and make us a super bowl contender this season. But if Brett sucks I will hate him forever.
I was torn at first when I heard he signed a 25 Million dollar 2 year deal. First of all, he will be 40 in October and that is old. I question if he'll hold up through the entire season. Second, what about the rest of the Vikings team? They all went through 2 a days and slept in dorm rooms. Then in comes Favre on a private jet followed by ride in a cushy escalade to Winter Park and begins taking snaps with the first team right off the bat? Not fair in my mind. Lastly, Brett has been putting the fans through turmoil as well. Is he coming? Is he not? Then he is talking to Childress. Then he retires "for good." As a Minnesota fan I finally felt relief when Brett's "decision" was made a few weeks back. Sage looked good in the first pre-season game and I was excited. The next day I hear Favre is going to sign a deal. It was a roller coaster ride as a fan so I can't imagine what it has been like for the rest of the Vikings. Unless of course they knew all along and this was a conspiracy. Who the heck knows?
Overall I'm glad to see a Hall of Fame QB come to the Vikings and make us a super bowl contender this season. But if Brett sucks I will hate him forever.
August 15, 2009
August 13, 2009
August 11, 2009
August 10, 2009
Wolves land Rambis
The Minnesota Timberwolves finally land a big name coach. Kurt Rambis worked along side Phil Jackson for years, and now the wolves will get to work with him as head coach. I see a very successful Timberwolves team in the near future. It's about time we have something to look forward to in Minnesota sports. We need a championship ASAP.
August 8, 2009
August 6, 2009
August 5, 2009
August 4, 2009
Two For The Money
Matthew McConaughey and Al Pacino star in this sports betting movie inspired by a true story. Grade = A-
Bobby Lang (Matthew McConaughey) is a Division 1 quarterback who wrecks his knee during a spectacular game winning play. While he rehabs over the next 6 years, Lang offers picks for college football via a 900 line. He makes very little money, but picks 80% winners consistently. This sparks interest with Walter Abrams (Al Pacino), owner of the biggest sports betting company in NY. Abrams recruits Lang to work for him. Money starts rolling in and Lang establishes a well know alter ego named John Anthony, all for the company. Well things are successful and business is booming until "John Anthony" can't pick winners any longer. This is when, of course, things go wrong. I wont give away the ending, but I can tell you there is a twist you would never expect. I highly recommend the film. It is as Tony the Tiger would say - "Grrrrrrrrrrrreat!"
Bobby Lang (Matthew McConaughey) is a Division 1 quarterback who wrecks his knee during a spectacular game winning play. While he rehabs over the next 6 years, Lang offers picks for college football via a 900 line. He makes very little money, but picks 80% winners consistently. This sparks interest with Walter Abrams (Al Pacino), owner of the biggest sports betting company in NY. Abrams recruits Lang to work for him. Money starts rolling in and Lang establishes a well know alter ego named John Anthony, all for the company. Well things are successful and business is booming until "John Anthony" can't pick winners any longer. This is when, of course, things go wrong. I wont give away the ending, but I can tell you there is a twist you would never expect. I highly recommend the film. It is as Tony the Tiger would say - "Grrrrrrrrrrrreat!"
August 2, 2009
August 1, 2009
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