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Comment on NBA Finals: How LeBron James must see Kevin Durant: That used to be me by Interior Design Offices in Dubai

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Comment on Wes Welker and Rex Ryan: A relationship that apparently goes far beyond foot puns by Dan

Dan — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 21:57:19 +0000

More B.S. piled higher and deeper by the minute. Ryan the lying gasbag would resign if he had any decency. But the man is shameless. And two-faced. I would hate to be stuck hoping for him to watch my back. He is a serpent.

Now, from the Coach who couldn’t figure out how to make the Wildcat work with a left handed QB who can’t throw—his next brilliant idea? Bring in Mike “The Coach Career Killer” Vick. Priceless.

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Comment on Andy Griffith: It all started with “What it Was, Was Football” by Pat Browning

Pat Browning — Wed, 04 Jul 2012 07:03:30 +0000

Loved this column, and it’s nice to know I’m not the only one who remembers laughing at “What It Was, Was Football.” That was my introduction to Andy Griffith and I became a lifelong fan. He was the best.

Pat Browning

Comment on Andy Griffith: It all started with “What it Was, Was Football” by Poncho

Poncho — Wed, 04 Jul 2012 02:27:51 +0000

Spent hours listening, first to What is was, and later to The Andy Griffith show, always one of my favorites. And of course, I indoctrinated my kids. Andy, Don Knotts, Ron Howard, oh goodness, life wouldn’t have been the same without them, and I wish it could be that simple again.

Comment on NBA Finals: Russell Westbrook’s finest moment by Alex

Alex — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 23:08:17 +0000

One of the best NBA playoffs performance I have ever watched! Westbrook is definitely an impact player and a future Hall-of-Fame candidate if he can continue his style and tenacity. Win or lose, the Thunder should be proud of this young and classy individual.

Comment on Russell Westbrook: Erik Spoelstra on the evolution of a great player by Tessie R. Simmons

Tessie R. Simmons — Fri, 15 Jun 2012 00:58:02 +0000

I always knew Russell was awesome. When everyone else is sleeping, and I do mean everyone, Russell is thundering. So many times he gets things going for the Thunder when there is not even a drop of rain in the sky. Those who can’t see it are blind. I love Kevin, and he is the greatest. But, Kevin is not a Westbrook, and Westbrook is not a Kevin. There would be no 4th quarter for Kevin to do his thing, if Russell had not carried the team on his back until the 4th quarter.

I think Russel is hated because of his blackness. He acts black; he’s emotionally. He black tough; he holds his head up and has a black strut in his walk. I think it’s a black issue. Russell is vocal; he’s fearless, and backtalking. Forgive me if I’m wrong, but some can’t live with a good looking, handsome, young, agressive, confident, so, black young man. Remember, Russell was raised, trained, and nurture by a strong black father. That’s what makes him so strong on the court, the love and nurture of a strong father. He said his favorite sports person was Tiger Woods. I believe it because his life, growing up with a supportive father, is the life of Tiger Woods.

God bless America; God bless the Thunder; God bless Russell Westbrook; he’s gonna need it.