Last season, it only took Billy Gillespie two games to realize that he wasn’t at Texas A&M anymore. After losing to Gardner Webb early into his first season as the Wildcats head coach, the scrutiny immediately began. Not unlike last year Gillespie was unable to beat another inferior program to begin the 2008-09 season. Kentucky [...]
Charlie Villanueva is the Nation’s Most Beautiful Bald Celebrity!…No, I’m not joking
November 19, 2008 by 2 Comments
Says who you ask? Voters all across America, that’s who! That’s right, EAGLE (TM) Snacks held their inaugural contest called THE BALD AND THE BEAUTIFUL (TM) Sweepstakes where voters across America voted for the the most beautiful bald celebrity in America. And Charlie Villanueva came out on top. Villanueva beat out the likes of Tiki [...]
Quinn gets 1st victory in thriller
November 18, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The Cleveland Browns defeated the Buffalo Bills Monday in Ralph Wilson Stadium 29-27. With the win, second year QB Brady Quinn earned his first as a NFL starter. Quinn stats weren’t very impressive 14-36, 185 yards but the young QB protected the football; he has yet to throw an interception or lose a fumble. The [...]
The Glory-Lines 11/18/2008
November 18, 2008 by Leave a Comment
So many good stories around the ‘net, so let’s do a Tuesday edition of The Glory-Lines! Here’s some stories that we like and you SHOULD too! 7 NBA Logos Likely or Unlikely to Ever be Seen? (Blaze of Love) Gators Chomp ‘Cocks, Tide Rolls, Trojans Avenge Loss (MoonDog Sports) So … will Albert Pujols turn [...]
Now that Brock Lesnar is the king of UFC, how long before Vince McMahon tries to take over MMA?
November 17, 2008 by 1 Comment
The MMA world was turned upside-down Saturday night as Brock Lesnar defeated Randy Couture to become the new UFC Heavyweight Champion. Though, not a dominating performance, Lesnar was able to knock Couture out in the 2nd round after placing a well placed punch to the temple that sent Couture to the mat where Lesnar pounded [...]
Antoine Walker’s: Stat line of the week #3
November 17, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This week’s NBA games were filled with excitement and great games. The Boston Celtics beat the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday 103-102, handing the team its first loss of the season. And the mighty Los Angeles Lakers lost its first game of the season on Friday falling victim to the Iverson led Detroit Pistons 106-95 in [...]
GUTS Rankings – Week Five
November 17, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Another college football weekend is in the books so it’s time for another installment of the GUTS Rankings. This is the first time that we’ve had no movement in the Top 10, so you know what that means? Next week, there will be plenty of movement. Here’s a look at this week’s BCS Rankings . [...]
The Mullet is gone
November 15, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Just five short months after being hired by the NHL’s Tampa Bay Lightning, Barry Melrose was fired by the team Friday. After 16 games the Lightning are 5-7-4 and have dropped to 4th in the Southeast division with the team’s current 3-game losing streak. Melrose will has been replaced by Assistant Coach Rick Tocchet, who [...]
The Glory-Lines 11/14/2008
November 14, 2008 by Leave a Comment
For our 100th post, it’s only fitting to show some love to other blogs out there. So here’s some stories from arond the ‘net that we like and you SHOULD too! For some reason, Gary Payton is talking noise about Rajon Rondo (The Hoop Doctors) Many believe that the BCS sucks, but it seems that [...]
In six words or less, tell us why you should play the US Open course with Michael Jordan……..Go!
November 14, 2008 by Leave a Comment
All you essay writers out there need not reply because Golf Digest is only giving you six words to tell them “why you should represent amateur golfers across America in the second Golf Digest US Open Challenge.” Not sure how you can express yourself in six words? No problem, Golf Digest is gracious enough to [...]
