thesource966

GM's looking for fan's input to get advice on how to run their team. Priceless I'm sure they are tuning in now

# of games before Marv haters jump on the bandwagon.

I dont know how to read.

Saying Royce Gracie is solid is an understatment

I want to see VT go undefeated and get left out of the Championship Game. One word, playoffs.

He gets a double-double and now he's a bust, I don't get it. This is good comic relief.

The Knicks are as deep as a rain puddle.

Nobody has any porn? LOL

And where would little Vick play?

I know your not saying that JC cant be great because nobody from Standford has been great.

Dalembert, Samuel

The game was on the radio

25 points tonight

15 points, 11-11 FT not bad

The Braves wont win anything, the Falcons are like an optical illusion, close yet so far away. I know nothing about the Thrashers so the best bet would be the Hawks and a NBA Championship.

As a team we only shot 42.9% FG Got out rebounded 34-43 We did get to the free thow line alot

Salim played 27 min and had 4 assists, his points will come, and in bunches.

Thats not a picture of Batista. Its Zaza Pachulia

2 mentors = no playing time

Sonics would never do that

On the last Eagles drive of the game Andy Ried clearly ran in front of the ref and called a timeout. The ref then blew his whistle and ran onto the field before the ball was ever snaped causing the play to be dead. Nobody heard the whistle, and the play was coming back if it was complete or not. They didn't get five playes to get a first down, its pretty clear on instant replay.

The Falcons deserve credit for the physical game they played. They ran the ball well, accumulating 200 rushing yards and averaging 5 yards per pop. Not bad at all. Warrick Dunn, whom the Eagles limited so many times over the years, gained 117 yards on 21 carries. Atlanta made enough plays to win, so give them props.

Here is what you need to know about Monday night's 14-10 win against Philly, and we'll go by the numbers here: The Eagles were 3 of 12 on third downs. They committed 8 penalties. Quarterback Donovan McNabb threw an interception and lost two fumbles. Six times the Eagles reached Falcons territory and scored only twice. David Akers, Mr. Reliable, missed two field goals. But really, wasn't it more a case of the Eagles losing the game? They beat themselves. They tried to spread the field and throw against a Falcons defense that was without nickel cornerback Kevin Mathis and they got matchups they liked, but they couldn't finish drives. Even at the very end, the Eagles had a shot. They had a first down at the 49-yard line. This was the drive, you thought, that would get the Eagles over the top. McNabb had done it so many times, why not now?

Can anyone tell me where these "official measurements" came from? Seems to me he is 6'9" everywhere you look, even on the Hawks "offical" website.

You can put T.O. up on the horse trailer