Thursday, October 10, 2013
A Wonderful Night Out
I had a better than expected time at the NBA pre-season game here in Dooooovall last night that my wife bought me tickets for my birthday.
I saw a couple old classmates, my cousin I hadn't seen in some time, and a former neighbor.
The announced crowd was over 9500 which is excellent in football happy Jacksonville..
The only real observations I have from the game is that Anthony Davis looks as if he's on the way to being a beast. The other is, again, My issue with today's NBA is that too many players can't do enough of anything special and yet are paid like to be multi-millionaires.
The highlight of the evening is that the city honored local college legend Artis Gilmore. And some of his former NBA-ABA buddies joined him for the ceremony. I saw Christian Latiner, David Thompson, Rick Barry, George Gervin, and best of all- Julius Erving up close and personal.
I don't get out to live sporting events nearly as much as I did when I was a single guy but it was nice trip backwards.
All in all a wonderful evening.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
A little something educational
I'm going to try to give the government stuff a rest for today. The wife purchased NBA pre season tickets for the game here in Doooooovall (Jacksonville) tonight for my birthday.
So I'm chilling right now, surfing the net and watching something very educational on my Blu-ray.
First Blood.
So I'm chilling right now, surfing the net and watching something very educational on my Blu-ray.
First Blood.
A true Sports Fanatic
I proclaim myself as an avid sports fanatic, and I am.
Yet, I read a story this morning about a fan showing up at the home of Houston Texan QB Matt Schaub berating him and taking pictures of his family.
Being a hard core Jaguars fan I dislike the Texans and believe that Schaub has always been overrated as a NFL QB but this entire paragraph is irrelevant to the real problem.
This "fan" took the time to find the man's house and yell at him about a GAME in front of his family.
This act crosses so many social lines (and a borderline legal one) that it is truly sad.
Yet, I read a story this morning about a fan showing up at the home of Houston Texan QB Matt Schaub berating him and taking pictures of his family.
Being a hard core Jaguars fan I dislike the Texans and believe that Schaub has always been overrated as a NFL QB but this entire paragraph is irrelevant to the real problem.
This "fan" took the time to find the man's house and yell at him about a GAME in front of his family.
This act crosses so many social lines (and a borderline legal one) that it is truly sad.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
QB turnover
The QB turnover around the league is going to be SICK.
I can see as many as 10 to 16 different starters.
I can see as many as 10 to 16 different starters.
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