Showing posts with label Oklahoma City Thunder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oklahoma City Thunder. Show all posts

Monday, December 8, 2008

Congratulations To The BCS


You have certainly out done yourself this you not only gave a crappy line up for the 2008 NCAA bowl series. But you made it impossible for there to be an controversy for who the number one team in the country is after the Florida vs Oklahoma game. Your bowl schedule was released almost verbatim on the Monday before Alabama and Florida even played their game on CBS. This is also before Oklahoma played Missouri in the Big 12 Championship game. So here are some suggestions for better games at the top of the heap:


This way you get at least 3 great games out of these 4 as opposed to 4 games that aren't that interesting. This is my 2 cents thats all. But by doing it the way they did there can be no controversy with the outcomes because they will be blowouts. This way the have fought off the call for the playoff system at least until next year oddly enough they use the same agruement that used in basketball when they expanded the field from 16 to 32

Saturday, December 6, 2008

BCS Championship 2009


Is it gonna be the Gators led by the Heisman hopeful Tim Tebow who arguably is the best college football player in modern history as he accounted for almost all of Florida's offense in today's game vs Alabama. Who are the Gators going to get to play in the BCS championship Texas, or Oklahoma? Whoever they play the Florida Gators always sell a ton of tickets and the BCS Championship tickets will move fast. It should be an interesting selection show tomorrow night and maybe and just maybe could this be the end of the current NCAA Bowl set-up maybe they will see the light and go to a tournament style system.

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Oklahoma City Thunder


The Oklahoma City Thunder got their first NBA victory as a franchise on November 2nd, 2008 with a score of 88-85 versus the Minnesota Timberwolves. Kevin Durant led the team in scoring with 18 points in this defensive battle. The Thunder have started off their inaugural season at 1-2. With a big step up on the division by beating a rival wiht their first "W" of the year. History was made on this night now they can relax and focus on the future. They are a young team and didn't fair very well last year as the Swan Song version of the Seattle Super Sonics. But with Durant, Nick Collison, and Earl Watson, the core is built for the future and the Western Conference is wide open. The Ford Center in Oklahoma City will have a team to cheer for years to come and the fans are excited about their young nucleas of talent.