Month: April 2012
Horford might play after all
Now I'm thoroughly confused “This is the guy that performed my surgery," Horford told @YahooSports. "He gave me the OK….
Read more »Ex-Spurs coach Larry Brown say Pop is one the best ever
Former San Antonio Spurs coach Larry Brown clearly has nothing but love, admiration and respect for his former assistant Gregg…
Read more »Why the Detroit Lions MUST Draft Doug Martin with its first pick
The Lions suffer mighty last year from having zero run threat, add insult to injury their second pick two years…
Read more »Ppd
Tonight’s Pirates/Rockies game has been postponed, if you were planning on attending. It’ll be made up as part of a…
Read more »Gamecocks Stock Report: 4/23/12 Edition
Time to start back our weekly “Gamecocks Stock Report” and provide you a quick snapshot of the South Carolina sports program….
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Phillip Merling Released
Yesterday, I posted that Merling would be replaced, but that was a lucky guess and at least not until after…
Read more »Kawhi the next Bowen or something more?
The NBA season entered its last week Sunday and the San Antonio Spurs find themselves in a familiar spot, near…
Read more »Angels Player Power Rankings – Week 3
After an unexpected week off, the Angels player power rankings are back. As you might expect, there was a lot…
Read more »Ching Rescues Point in Columbus
Just when it looked like the Dynamo were going to lose in Columbus after surrendering an early lead, captain Brian…
Read more »Weekly Women’s Sports Report: April 16-22
Sports Covered: Softball, Lightweight Rowing, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball, Hockey SoftballWisconsin swept Penn State over the weekend, winning all…
Read more »Spurs RoundTable: Who will the Spurs face in the playoffs? (Video)
In a brand new episode of the WOAI-Project Spurs Spurs RoundTable, Mike De Leon and Paul Garcia discuss the playoff…
Read more »Silfverberg Will Play Tonight, per a little birdie…
Breaking stuff is not really my bag at all…but Silfverberg will be in the lineup tonight. Also are we all…
Read more »Red Sox Skip Bard’s Start
To prevent Lester and Beckett from having too many days off, the Red Sox decided to skip Bard’s start after…
Read more »Ray Allen has tiny bone spurs
Tiny or not, I don't believe bone spurs just go away. Let's just hope Ray can tough it out through…
Read more »Brian Dawkins announces his retirement via twitter
(Photo: philly.com) This morning on Twitter, Former Eagles safety Brian Dawkins (@BrianDawkins) tweeted that he is retiring from the NFL….
Read more »Patrice Bergeron. Warrior. Goon. Selke Nominee.
FINALLY, the NHL has done something right by nominating Patrice Bergeron for the Selke. For those unaware of what the…
Read more »Lorbek nominated to All-Euroleague team
Congratulations goes out to Erazem Lorbek for being nominated to the 2011-2012 All-Euroleague team. Lorbek, who has been playing with…
Read more »Record numbers of Boise State players to go in the 2012 NFL draft.
Three days to go and a record number of Boise State players are preparing to depart Boise in hopes of…
Read more »Sox 67
It’s funny how seasons overlap now. In 1967, the NBA finals were played in late April. Forty-five years later, they…
Read more »Paw Prints – The Daily UConn Roundup – 4/23
Paw Prints is our daily look at the happenings for the UConn Huskies football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball teams…
Read more »NFL Draft Positional Needs: Defensive Back
As wide receivers continue to get bigger and faster, and college basketball players switch to playing tight end in the…
Read more »NFL Draft Positional Needs: Inside Linebackers
It’s a position that has seemingly been underrated over the last few years, but don’t under estimate the importance of…
Read more »Prospect big board rankings at positions of need for the Titans
Some of you may have noticed me mentioning, on several occasions, the consensus big board rankings by Walter Football. If you’re not…
Read more »Alfonzo Dennard Makes His Case to be a Minnesota Viking
The path many take to the NFL isn’t an easy one. For some, it involved years of hard work, a…
Read more »Sports Week In Review 4-23-12
It’s difficult not to love April. Seasons end. Playoffs begin. The sun begins to shine. Cherry blossoms bloom. Life begins…
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