Saturday, January 12, 2008

David Banks IS Tiny "Zeus" Lister Jr.

I mean, do I really need to say it? Night, night David...

And how about the Teddy Atlas audio in the clip? That guy is tremendous.
Posted by T.J. at 8:56 AM
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10 comments:

rob said...

three in a row for the surging tribe. i'm sitting here beside myself.

2:29 PM, January 13, 2008
Mark said...

Are you at the kids table Rob? Damn those heightists!

4:51 PM, January 13, 2008
rob said...

blindsided. i need to have a few words with my offensive line.

8:07 PM, January 13, 2008
T.J. said...

Looks like Dickie V will be back courtside Feb 6th, just in time to call Duke/North Carolina.

9:39 AM, January 14, 2008
rob said...

shame he won't be around for the huge w&m/northeastern tilt on wednesday.

9:56 AM, January 14, 2008
rob said...

scott rolen for troy glaus? why would toronto do that?

10:10 AM, January 14, 2008
T.J. said...

When O.J. Simpson traveled across the country with his bail bondsman on Friday night, there was one thing he wanted before heading to the big house -- a burger. Simpson and Miguel Pereira, the bondsman in question, stopped off at a Carl's Jr. before O.J. checked into Clark County Detention Center. O.J.'s burger of choice: the Western, which comes with onion rings on it.

11:17 AM, January 14, 2008
rob said...

this whole "peyton manning choked" media concotion is pissing me off. manning didn't let billy volek, michael turner, and darren sproles run circles around the league's best scoring defense. manning was fine, a little unlucky on a few tipped balls, but certainly not the reason the colts lost.

11:28 AM, January 14, 2008
Whitney said...

Glaus has been on the field just as little as Rolen lately, and his name keeps to continually pop up during PED talk. I do think he's got a brighter future than the rapidly degenerating Rolen, plus the Cards were more desperate to rid themselves of Rolen and his feud with LaRussa. Not sure how their contracts compare, but I'd hope for their sake the Jays are doling out less now.

11:51 AM, January 14, 2008
rob said...

espn is an investor in nba china. there's no conflict of interest here, right?

3:56 PM, January 14, 2008

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