Tuesday, April 23, 2013
AOTD
Yesterday's answer was David Ortiz. Adm N. was correct. You can still solve the riddle from yesterday until Friday.
2 stars
1. This player was drafted in the same round (but different years) as Steve Smith and plays the same position.
2. This player was born in a place that is not Europe or North America.
3. This player played Quarterback at the same college Champ Bailey's brother attended.
NBA Playoffs Day 4
Last night the Bulls beat the Nets to even out the series at 1 a piece. Also the Clippers beat the Grizzlies on CP3's last second jumper. The final was 93-91, Mike Conley had a playoff career high 28 points and he added 9 assists. CP3 out performed him though finishing with 24 points, 9 assists, and 4 boards. He hit the game winner over Tony Allen with 0.1 seconds left.
East
(1) Heat-1
(8) Bucks-0
(2) Knicks-1
(7) Celtics-0
(3) Pacers-1
(6) Hawks-0
(4) Nets-1
(5) Bulls-1
West
(1) Thunder-1
(8) Rockets-0
(2) Spurs-1
(7) Lakers-0
(3) Nuggets-1
(6) Warriors-0
(4) Clippers-2
(5) Grizzlies-0
East
(1) Heat-1
(8) Bucks-0
(2) Knicks-1
(7) Celtics-0
(3) Pacers-1
(6) Hawks-0
(4) Nets-1
(5) Bulls-1
West
(1) Thunder-1
(8) Rockets-0
(2) Spurs-1
(7) Lakers-0
(3) Nuggets-1
(6) Warriors-0
(4) Clippers-2
(5) Grizzlies-0
Brewers Win Streak
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The Milwaukee Brewers have been doing great as of late, winning 8 straight games. The last time that they won 8 games in a row was back in 2011 in August. With that poor 3-8 start they had to start the season they have now brought there record to 10-8 and are back 1 game in the NL central. They will more than likely sweep the Padres (5-14). Once we get our Aramis Ramirez and Corey Hart back I think we could possibly be able to make a run at the playoffs this year
Clips win game 2
As the Grizzlies lost their second game hope of getting deep in the playoffs was slipping away. The Clips won 93-91 and Chris Paul made a buzzer beating layup for the win. The Clips are leading the series 2-0.
Monday, April 22, 2013
Revis to the Bucs
Recently Darrelle Revis got traded to the Tampa Bay Bucs for the 13th pick in the draft and a 2014 draft pick. Tampa signed Revis for a 6 year deal. This will help out a struggling Tampa pass defense into a medium pass defense.
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NFL Mock Draft
This is one of the few years their isn't an obvious number 1 pick, as it could either be Luke Joeckel, or Eric Fisher who are both offensive lineman. This is my 2013 5 pick NFL mock draft.
1- Chiefs- Luke Joeckel- OT- Texas A&M- This is a big 6'6 306 pound lineman who can play guard or tackle. He was faced with the task of protecting Heisman winner Johnny Manziel last year and succeeded. The Chiefs need someone to protect their new quarterback Alex Smith after releasing Matt Cassel.
2- Jaguars- Eric Fisher- OT- Central Michigan- The 6'7 306 pound tackle ends up picked over Dion Jordan simply because he is proven. Jordan hasn't proven himself while Eric Fisher has proved himself plus some. You may say that it's just because of Central Michigan's small conference and he has no competition, but 49ers star Joe Staley is from the CM too and actually gave up more college sacks.
3- Raiders-Shariff Floyd- DT- Flordia- The Raiders have been known to draft based on speed, ex. Darious Hayward-Bey ran the best wide receiver 40 time but ended up going know where in the NFL. I think they will stick with that theme and draft Shariff Floyd out of Flordia. He has an amazing combo of speed and strength, running a 4.87 40 yard dash. He didn't participate in the bench press because of an injury but it's obvious he's strong when you watch his tapes.
4- Eagles- Dion Jordan- OLB- Oregon- The Eagles need a speedy linebacker and will get that with a huge upside player in Dion Jordan. This is a little bit of a hit or miss pick, as he hasn't fully proven himself yet.
5-Lions- Dee Milliner-CB- Alabama- The Lions need 2 things, an offensive lineman or a cornerback. With 2 lineman already gone the Lions will pick up Dee Milliner who ran a so-so 4.3 second 40. He is a great tackler and isn't afraid to hit you hard. He also is very disciplined great at avoiding blocks.
1- Chiefs- Luke Joeckel- OT- Texas A&M- This is a big 6'6 306 pound lineman who can play guard or tackle. He was faced with the task of protecting Heisman winner Johnny Manziel last year and succeeded. The Chiefs need someone to protect their new quarterback Alex Smith after releasing Matt Cassel.
2- Jaguars- Eric Fisher- OT- Central Michigan- The 6'7 306 pound tackle ends up picked over Dion Jordan simply because he is proven. Jordan hasn't proven himself while Eric Fisher has proved himself plus some. You may say that it's just because of Central Michigan's small conference and he has no competition, but 49ers star Joe Staley is from the CM too and actually gave up more college sacks.
3- Raiders-Shariff Floyd- DT- Flordia- The Raiders have been known to draft based on speed, ex. Darious Hayward-Bey ran the best wide receiver 40 time but ended up going know where in the NFL. I think they will stick with that theme and draft Shariff Floyd out of Flordia. He has an amazing combo of speed and strength, running a 4.87 40 yard dash. He didn't participate in the bench press because of an injury but it's obvious he's strong when you watch his tapes.
4- Eagles- Dion Jordan- OLB- Oregon- The Eagles need a speedy linebacker and will get that with a huge upside player in Dion Jordan. This is a little bit of a hit or miss pick, as he hasn't fully proven himself yet.
5-Lions- Dee Milliner-CB- Alabama- The Lions need 2 things, an offensive lineman or a cornerback. With 2 lineman already gone the Lions will pick up Dee Milliner who ran a so-so 4.3 second 40. He is a great tackler and isn't afraid to hit you hard. He also is very disciplined great at avoiding blocks.
AOTD
The last answer was Ryan Tannehill. Adam N. was right.
★★★★☆
1. This player played professional baseball in Wisconsin sometime in his career.
2. This player has won two World Series.
3. This player has 400+ HRs.
4. This player received an award for being the most clutch hitter in team history.
5. He is still playing in the MLB.
Bonus Riddle for 2 points (no points will be subtracted for wrong guesses):
What do these players have in common?
Russell Westbrook, Tracy McGrady, Derek Jeter, Babe Ruth, Brett Favre, Kevin Garnett, Bill Russell, John Elway, Cal Ripken Jr., Mia Hamm, Pele, Larry Fitzgerald, Tom Brady, Wilt Chamberlin, Pete Rose, Bart Starr, Joe Montana, Matt Kenseth, Peyton Manning, Johnny Unitas, Ray Allen, Roberto Clemente, Clyde Drexler, Anthony Davis, Jeff Gordon, Barry Bonds, Kyle Krover, Jordan Crawford, Marshall Faulk, Stachel Paige,
Stephen Curry, Shane Battier, Jim Brown, Scottie Pippen, Hakeem Olajuwon, Kevin Durant, Robin Roberts, Metta World Peace/Ron Artest, Corey McIntyre, Roy Campanella, Gale Sayers, Dirk Nowitzki, Jackie Robinson, Richard Petty, Jerry West, Pedro Martinez, Andy Pettitte, Mel Blount, Jimmy Johnson, Ron Guidry, and
David Robinson.
★★★★☆
1. This player played professional baseball in Wisconsin sometime in his career.
2. This player has won two World Series.
3. This player has 400+ HRs.
4. This player received an award for being the most clutch hitter in team history.
5. He is still playing in the MLB.
Bonus Riddle for 2 points (no points will be subtracted for wrong guesses):
What do these players have in common?
Russell Westbrook, Tracy McGrady, Derek Jeter, Babe Ruth, Brett Favre, Kevin Garnett, Bill Russell, John Elway, Cal Ripken Jr., Mia Hamm, Pele, Larry Fitzgerald, Tom Brady, Wilt Chamberlin, Pete Rose, Bart Starr, Joe Montana, Matt Kenseth, Peyton Manning, Johnny Unitas, Ray Allen, Roberto Clemente, Clyde Drexler, Anthony Davis, Jeff Gordon, Barry Bonds, Kyle Krover, Jordan Crawford, Marshall Faulk, Stachel Paige,
Stephen Curry, Shane Battier, Jim Brown, Scottie Pippen, Hakeem Olajuwon, Kevin Durant, Robin Roberts, Metta World Peace/Ron Artest, Corey McIntyre, Roy Campanella, Gale Sayers, Dirk Nowitzki, Jackie Robinson, Richard Petty, Jerry West, Pedro Martinez, Andy Pettitte, Mel Blount, Jimmy Johnson, Ron Guidry, and
David Robinson.
NBA Playoffs
Last night the first weekend of the NBA playoffs has ended. David Lee, the Warriors double-double machine on the block is out for the playoffs. This is a big hit to a Golden State team who already isn't a very good rebounding team. Carl Landry will have to step up and play big minutes in GS wants to have a chance at beating the Nuggets, or at least stealing a game or two.
East
(1) Heat-1
(8) Bucks-0
(2) Knicks-1
(7) Celtics-0
(3) Pacers-1
(6) Hawks-0
(4) Nets-1
(5) Bulls-0
West
(1) Thunder-1
(8) Rockets-0
(2) Spurs-1
(7) Lakers-0
(3) Nuggets-1
(6) Warriors-0
(4) Clippers-1
(5) Grizzlies-0
East
(1) Heat-1
(8) Bucks-0
(2) Knicks-1
(7) Celtics-0
(3) Pacers-1
(6) Hawks-0
(4) Nets-1
(5) Bulls-0
West
(1) Thunder-1
(8) Rockets-0
(2) Spurs-1
(7) Lakers-0
(3) Nuggets-1
(6) Warriors-0
(4) Clippers-1
(5) Grizzlies-0
Friday, April 19, 2013
Rooney Done at MU
There
are rumors out there that the most storied soccer team ever Manchester United
sold Wayne Rooney to Paris Saint German for a whopping 39 million dollars. PSG
has made some big moves in the past few years buying Zlatan
Ibrahimovic among other big names, and even tried
to acquire Christiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid. Manchester United was
trying to get more touches for star striker Robin Van Persie and would do so if
they in fact sold Rooney. The manager of MU claims he never was in transfer
talks about Rooney and that he is "an essential part of our success".
AOTD
Yesterday's answer was Starin Castro. Adam N. and Danny S. were correct.
★★★★☆
1. In 2009, this current NFL player lead his team in receiving with 46 catches for 609 yards.
2. This player has two NFL rushing TDs.
3. This player started 10 out of his 21 college football games.
4. This player did not play in a state where a Big Ten team played.
★★★★☆
1. In 2009, this current NFL player lead his team in receiving with 46 catches for 609 yards.
2. This player has two NFL rushing TDs.
3. This player started 10 out of his 21 college football games.
4. This player did not play in a state where a Big Ten team played.
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