Daily Archives: September 26, 2007

TMC Wednesday Night podcast

September 26th, 2007 | Posted in wednesday

Cast: Galen Clavio
Topics: The gift that keeps on giving, AKA the Michael Vick saga. Plus, an update (and breakdown) of the baseball playoff race, and Sexy Rexy loses his job.
Quotable: “I guess it’s always better to watch your dogs getting mauled or electrocuted while you’re stoned.”

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Fuad Reveiz? On DIY? It’s more likely than you think

September 26th, 2007 | Posted in brawl

From bench-clearing brawls to Nigerian kickers…yes, it’s time for the SBA wraparound.

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The Game They Shouldn’t Play - Week 5

September 26th, 2007 | Posted in Uncategorized

Wait until you see these OH-FOURS play! The Hammer is back with another edition of college football’s worst.

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Mike Gundy is right … sort of.

September 26th, 2007 | Posted in Uncategorized

Ok, this one is tough to get out …
I get tired of hearing coaches blast the media for being unethical while those same coaches allow little-to-no access; I get tired of hearing coaches telling media members what they can and cannot write but would never dream of allowing a journalist to come close to telling [...]

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Things we can’t un-see

September 26th, 2007 | Posted in Uncategorized

Jason Kendall made an appearance in the Marlins-Cubs game tonight. Every time I see Jason Kendall, I can’t help but reminisce about that ridiculous compound fracture he suffered in Pittsburgh.
However, as I was thinking about that, I started to wonder…what’s the worst bone break that we’ve ever seen on TV? Most people immediately point to [...]

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The SoFLA report, Part I: Marlins-Cubs

September 26th, 2007 | Posted in Uncategorized

I‘m always fascinated by new places, particularly when it comes to sports. Having recently relocated to the Miami-Dade metroplex, I was rather intrigued by what the sports scene is REALLY like down here. After all, most people who’ve never lived in south Florida have their stereotypical impressions of the fans (and the teams) here — [...]

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