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Comment on Can Utah Go Undefeated Now that It’s with the Big Boys — and Washington State? by John

John — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 19:22:47 +0000

Don’t forget that WSU has been to the rose bowl twice in the last twelve years and beat Texas in 2003. A short term memory is not impressive.

Comment on Knicks take smart pills, pick Landry Fields by Ashlee Koran

Ashlee Koran — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 03:29:12 +0000

The Orlando Magic’s Matt Barnes is going to play for the NBA Champions, I don’t believe it will have a lot influence at all. Even though Mr. Barnes is often a excellent small forward, he is not one of individuals that you will anticipate to come in and make a important influence. He is one of those guys that’s a good solid addition to a ball club, but ends up changing franchises every single few of seasons. I believe he is pretty reasonable at playing defense, nonetheless, he has by no means truly been regarded a significant offensive weapon. I believe for the seven years that he is been in the NBA, he has only averaged double digit points per game once, I think he has a career average of approximately 7+ points per game.

Comment on Thursday’s NBA Draft: Bay Area colleges may get shut out — again by How Bay Area player fred in NBA summer league | Jake's Take On Sports

How Bay Area player fred in NBA summer league | Jake's Take On Sports — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 18:47:40 +0000

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Comment on Pac-12 football title game: Nice idea, but where do we play the thing? by OS_Beaver

OS_Beaver — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 17:16:49 +0000

You forgot to mention the future 49ers stadium. It is more likely than the LA stadium and should be ready by 2014. The Bay Area is the ideal “neutral” and middle site that is still a big and attractive market. It also is visitable by everyone and a great place to spend a weekend. The current plans are for a site south of the city but a nice site that has city views and close to the ocean is still possible and would look great on TV. The plans for a 72,000 seat stadium fit great with the championship. It can still be rotated with other sites but S.F. should be the primary site once this stadium is built. You will get a ton of Oregon and Oregon St. fans to watch a game there against a USC for instance and the atmosphere would be incredible.

Comment on NFL Hall of Fame credentials, started 0 games by Genevive Combass

Genevive Combass — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 18:07:24 +0000

Hey there, I have to say, what a great blog you have, I stumbled across it in Yahoo. I’ll definitely be stopping by frequently and I’ve already added you to my RSS feeds.

Comment on Snap judgment on NBA Draft — a few days late by Tamela Naud

Tamela Naud — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 23:17:17 +0000

It is urgent that the Lakers bring Brown and Fisher back to the fold. Those of you remembering Steve Blake is a participant that can run the club to another win are incorrect. Just observe the Clipper games from last year and you will see he isn’t practically stronger than Farmar actually. Bringing Fish, Brown and contributing a decent big man to interchange Powell and Mbenga should be the Lakers destination this off season if they want to beat Miami or Boston. I am sure there is some 6’9 guy out there that can play a bit who will come for the 1.6 million over 2 years to try and win a title. They can offer Fish 2 years at 8 million and Brown at 2 years for 7 million and go from there.

Comment on Pac-12 football title game: Nice idea, but where do we play the thing? by edwardgr

edwardgr — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 22:27:09 +0000

Qwest Field does not have a retractable roof, Safeco Field our baseball stadium does.

Comment on Knicks take smart pills, pick Landry Fields by David Miller

David Miller — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 18:17:49 +0000

I have been watching Landry for the past 10 years. I have felt strongly about two athletes in 40 years of watching high school sports-Landry Fields and Fred Stanley(who earned 4 world series rings with the Yankees). Landry has skills to be sure, but like Fred, he brings a number of unquantifiable characteristics to the game that will help the Nick’s program.
Fred was the quaterback of my high school team, never impressed me as a super athlete, but he had the same team intangibles possessed by Landry. Go Nicks!!

Comment on Knicks take smart pills, pick Landry Fields by Doug Kelly

Doug Kelly — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 18:09:19 +0000

East Coast media doesn’t even know West Coast hoops exist, outside of UCLA.