Well, the first half of the Bowl season is over, now its time to see who will win some of the more “important” bowl games.
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"You may delay but time will not."
Nov 5, 2011. LSU vs Alabama. It was referred to as the "Game of the Century." Alabama and LSU both destroyed opponents in the games leading up to that day. With two weeks left before the game, both fanbases were chanting the other team's name, ready for the biggest divisional game in SEC history. The game went into overtime with a score of 6-6. A mixture of a penalty and a bad sack took Alabama and unconfident field goal kicker Cade Foster out of field goal range. LSU won before they really ever touched the ball. Immediately after the game, college footbal fans bashed the game for it's lack of offense and Bama's awful kicking efforts. They called it boring. They sneered at any possibility of a rematch. Any number of teams could have knocked Bama from the Championship game. Oregon, Oklahoma, Boise State. But they failed, and Alabama got a second chance. They will take that chance January 9, 2012.
Okay the NCAA Football bowl games have been announced and I’m here to tell you who will win all 35 of them.
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Baseball has once again disappointed me. Between Ryan Braun's positive test for PEDs and the reinstatement of 2 time offender Manny Ramirez, baseball has once again been diminished.
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It seems like eons ago that Charles Barkley was traded to Phoenix. Barkley, for the most part, was a loyal player to Philadelphia. This was back when most NBA players only played 8-12 years, and everyone knew that Barkley was coming towards the end of his career. After playing eight seasons in Philadelphia, the last three seasons the Sixers had been bad. Barkley requested a trade to a contender, Philadelphia got back Jeff Hornacek, Andrew Lang, and some other bits and pieces, and Barkley ended in Phoenix. At the time, this was almost unheard of. Now, if a player that is the equivalent of Barkley’s talent is traded a team is lucky to receive a player even half as gifted as Hornacek. The NBA could have helped teams out during the lockout, but they did not. Now, thanks to LeBron James (who I’m just going to rechristen “The Cause”) the inmates are running the asylum.
BCS Championship Game:
Projection: LSU vs Alabama
The Tigers have proven that they can compete with any team in the country. Alabama has one loss this season, against LSU. LSU will play against the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC Championship game this year.
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1. Boston Red Sox vs New York Yankees (MLB)
The Red Sox vs the Yankees. Its what every rivalry wants to be. Ever since the Red Sox traded Babe Ruth to the Yankees for cash consideration the Red Sox have hated the Yankees and the Yankees have hated the Red Sox.
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Miami Marlins:
The Marlins have contacted Pujols about becoming there 1st baseman. If the Marlins get him then they might the favorite to win the NL East. If they can get Pujols and Jose Reyes then they will definitely be my choice to win the NL East and maybe even the World Series.
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The NBA players and owners can not come to an agreement. The players want safety and the owners want safety for their money. Both sides have reason to be upset with the other, but picking sides for the average bystander would end up pointless. I, however, want to discuss who has benefited, not benefited, and stayed the same throughout the lockout which appears to have no end in sight.
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