Nice rundown on Wednesday's open practice
here already by Scipio.
There is some intrigue building over the upcoming launch of
24/7 Sports, mainly to see what kind of platform they roll out. Anything more current than, say, a late 80's Tungsten blue Volvo 240 DL with a rusted out tailpipe and 260K miles on the odomoter will put them in pole position against
Scout and
Rivals.
This should be fun.
ESPN is providing live coverage of every round at 3 AM for the golf pricks out there that re-grip their clubs every other week, keep a putter at the office, and wake up at night to pisrr50 every 10 minutes.
I think we've adequately covered the subspecies
Golficanus Prickofficus so we'll leave you to
Dan Jenkins for further entertainment.
"You've heard that tour pros fear only
HenryJames leaves the country for two weeks and manages to arrive back in Austin within an hour of first pitch. Reason #4,590 to loathe this man. But he still uses a travel agent and is excited about getting a cellular flip phone for Christmas, so I find my sympathies conquering sheer hatred once again.
Ho hum. Just another Thursday in May for OU's scandalous basketball program. The
latest incident has all the role players from a Magnum P.I. re-run:
Oronde Taliaferro, the former Oklahoma assistant basketball coach who abruptly resigned last month, exchanged at least 41 phone calls and 25 text messages over a 10-month period with a Tampa, Fla., financial adviser who reportedly wired $3,000 into the bank account of former OU forward Tiny Gallon.
"I
We lost another great old guard sportscaster yesterday in Ernie Harwell. He called games for the Detroit Tigers on radio and TV for 42 years and has already been inducted into numerous Halls of Fame.
He'll be remembered for his trademark calls:
"That one is LONG gone",
"It's two for the price of one!", and his call of Bobby Thomson's
Shot Heard Round the World in the 1951 National League pennant.
As we branch out past the standard coverage of your favorite offseason sports -- Badminton, Jai Alai, Squash, Curling, Fencing, etc --into more blue collar stuff like thoroughbred horse racing,
After yesterday's 14-0
Drubbin' on the Diamond sponsored by State Farm at the hands of Their Friends from the State Capital (that's us! Ha ha ha ha!), the Ags
really need a win here today.
As such, someone on the Shermanator's crack staff devised the following scoring system to help guarantee victory, which may be the difference between an overachieving 7-5 season, a superawesome 8-4 record, or perhaps even
another TEN WIN SEASON!
Yes,