Sportscenter highlight

[GettnHuge 2]

Anyone see that Joakim Noah highlight in the game where he gets stuffed by the

rim trying to dunk, gets the ball back under the rim, then makes a nice pass back

to a teammate who dunks it? I think it's their #1 highlight of the day.

 

watch it again. that fockers feet are clearly out of bounds before he gets that pass off.

and it's not even close. how the hell do you miss that?

 

home cookin

[Saturday Night Beaver 2]

sounds to me like you are still upset about the loses OSU suffered to the Gators in football and basketball.

 

 

who cares about a friggin highlight

[NewbieJr 541]

I think ESPN should make Romo's clutch placekick-hold the honorary play of the day for the entire month of January.

[Tarheel Boy 0]

Imagine that.... whining about officiating. Wisconsin kicked their ass all night long and if it wasn't for a ridiculous comeback in the last minute the score would have been more much of an indication of how much the Badgers dominated the game.

[GettnHuge 2]

sounds to me like you are still upset about the loses OSU suffered to the Gators in football and basketball.

who cares about a friggin highlight

 

pfeh. when florida gets 6 more football titles then gimme a call. They have a looooong way to go to catch up.

and that's not counting the multiple oldschool unofficial titles which in the 80s-90s would be called co-titles.

 

I care. I can't focking stand it when every highlight is a dunk or some focker taking 3 or 4 steps. you'd think

these alleged experts might notice him being OB.

 

if it wasn't

 

but there was

hth

[Tarheel Boy 0]

pfeh. when florida gets 6 more football titles then gimme a call. They have a looooong way to go to catch up.

and that's not counting the multiple oldschool unofficial titles which in the 80s-90s would be called co-titles.

 

I care. I can't focking stand it when every highlight is a dunk or some focker taking 3 or 4 steps. you'd think

these alleged experts might notice him being OB.

but there was

hth

 

And Wisconsin dominated the game and won the game, but I'm not surprised to see you crying about officiating.

[GettnHuge 2]

And Wisconsin dominated the game and won the game, but I'm not surprised to see you crying about officiating.

 

last I checked this thread is about espn

 

as for Wisconsin...72-69 game decided with last second missed 3 pointer? in wisconsin?

total domination!

[Tarheel Boy 0]

last I checked this thread is about espn

 

as for Wisconsin...72-69 game decided with last second missed 3 pointer? in wisconsin?

total domination!

 

Last time I checked you said home cookin which means you were doing your usual about officiating. And Wisconsin had around a 10 point lead for the entire second half until the Buckeyes made 3's in the last minute.

[GettnHuge 2]

Wisconsin had around a 10 point lead for the entire second half until

 

key words: had, until

 

by your criteria Boise St. dominated Oklahoma since they had a double digit lead...oh, that was until oklahoma came back in th 4th and

the game was decided on the final play.

total domination!

[Tarheel Boy 0]

key words: had, until

 

by your criteria Boise St. dominated Oklahoma since they had a double digit lead...oh, that was until oklahoma came back in th 4th and

the game was decided on the final play.

total domination!

 

Ask anyone that has even a little bit of common basketball sense and they'll tell you that Wisconsin dominated that game. The Badgers had as much as a 16 point lead in the 2nd half. You're the only one that thinks the game was not dominated by Wisconsin from midway of the first half on.

 

I forget though you have even less knowledge about college basketball than you do about the other things you try to discuss.