Connecticut 59
24 Louisville 80
Final
4 Missouri 71
Oklahoma 68
Final
18 Marquette 89
DePaul 76
Final
Texas 70
Texas A&M 68
Final
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
NHL Scores Feb 6, 2012
Edmonton 3
Toronto 6
Final
Detroit 1
Phoenix 3
Final
Calgary 2
Anaheim 3
Final SO
Toronto 6
Final
Detroit 1
Phoenix 3
Final
Calgary 2
Anaheim 3
Final SO
NBA Scores Feb 6, 2012
LA Lakers 90
Philadelphia 95
Final
LA Clippers 107
Orlando 102
Final OT
Toronto 108
Washington 111
Final OT
Chicago 108
New Jersey 87
Final
Phoenix 99
Atlanta 90
Final
Utah 88
New York 99
Final
Sacramento 100
New Orleans 92
Final
San Antonio 89
Memphis 84
Final
Houston 99
Denver 90
Final
Oklahoma City 111
Portland 107
Final OT
Philadelphia 95
Final
LA Clippers 107
Orlando 102
Final OT
Toronto 108
Washington 111
Final OT
Chicago 108
New Jersey 87
Final
Phoenix 99
Atlanta 90
Final
Utah 88
New York 99
Final
Sacramento 100
New Orleans 92
Final
San Antonio 89
Memphis 84
Final
Houston 99
Denver 90
Final
Oklahoma City 111
Portland 107
Final OT
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Aaron Rodgers Grabs League MVP Honors
Green Bay Packers quarterback had a season for the ages and with that he was able to grab the MVP trophy in a landslide vote. Rodgers earned 48 votes to two for New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 media members who regularly cover the NFL. Aaron Rodgers led the NFL in passing with a 122.5 rating built on 45 touchdown passes, six interceptions and a 68.3 completion percentage as the Packers went 15-1 and won the NFC North.
Aaron Rodgers had a magical season and one he may not be able to repeat anytime soon. It seems he could do nothing wrong and lead his team to a 15-1 record. Over the last few years Aaron Rodgers has developed into one of the elite quarterbacks in the NFL. I have a feeling this is not the only time we will see Aaron Rodgers getting an MVP award. He could be getting a number more as his career is still real young.
Aaron Rodgers had a magical season and one he may not be able to repeat anytime soon. It seems he could do nothing wrong and lead his team to a 15-1 record. Over the last few years Aaron Rodgers has developed into one of the elite quarterbacks in the NFL. I have a feeling this is not the only time we will see Aaron Rodgers getting an MVP award. He could be getting a number more as his career is still real young.
Jim Harbaugh Wins NFL Coach Of The Year
Before Jim Harbaugh the San Francisco 49ers were just an average team with a lot of issues. In one year though Jim Harbaugh changed all that. He took the San Francisco 49ers to a 13-3 record and within one win of a Super Bowl. For all that he has been named NFL Coach Of The Year. There is not a more deserving coach this season in the NFL>
What he did in San Francisco I did not think was possible, but he did. For the most part he took the same players from last season and molded them into winners. For that you have to tip your hat to him. You may not like the way Jim Harbaugh does things all the time, but you have to respect him for bringing a winner on the field to San Francisco.
What he did in San Francisco I did not think was possible, but he did. For the most part he took the same players from last season and molded them into winners. For that you have to tip your hat to him. You may not like the way Jim Harbaugh does things all the time, but you have to respect him for bringing a winner on the field to San Francisco.
NHL Schedule Feb 5, 2012
Boston
Washington
12:30pm ET
Philadelphia
NY Rangers
1:00pm ET
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
1:00pm ET
Winnipeg
Montreal
2:00pm ET
Washington
12:30pm ET
Philadelphia
NY Rangers
1:00pm ET
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
1:00pm ET
Winnipeg
Montreal
2:00pm ET
NHL Scores Feb 4, 2012
Pittsburgh 2
Boston 1
Final
New Jersey 6
Philadelphia 4
Final
Washington 3
Montreal 0
Final
Vancouver 3
Colorado 2
Final SO
Buffalo 4
NY Islanders 3
Final SO
Los Angeles 1
Carolina 2
Final
Florida 3
Tampa Bay 6
Final
Toronto 5
Ottawa 0
Final
San Jose 3
Phoenix 5
Final
Minnesota 1
Dallas 2
Final SO
St. Louis 1
Nashville 3
Final
Detroit 4
Edmonton 5
Final SO
Boston 1
Final
New Jersey 6
Philadelphia 4
Final
Washington 3
Montreal 0
Final
Vancouver 3
Colorado 2
Final SO
Buffalo 4
NY Islanders 3
Final SO
Los Angeles 1
Carolina 2
Final
Florida 3
Tampa Bay 6
Final
Toronto 5
Ottawa 0
Final
San Jose 3
Phoenix 5
Final
Minnesota 1
Dallas 2
Final SO
St. Louis 1
Nashville 3
Final
Detroit 4
Edmonton 5
Final SO
NBA Scores Feb 4, 2012
Philadelphia 98
Atlanta 87
Final
Orlando 85
Indiana 81
Final
LA Clippers 107
Washington 81
Final
New Jersey 92
New York 99
Final
New Orleans 87
Detroit 89
Final
Dallas 88
Cleveland 91
Final
Houston 91
Minnesota 100
Final
Oklahoma City 96
San Antonio 107
Final
Chicago 113
Milwaukee 90
Final
LA Lakers 87
Utah 96
Final
Charlotte 89
Phoenix 95
Final
Golden State 106
Sacramento 114
Final OT
Denver 97
Portland 117
Final
Atlanta 87
Final
Orlando 85
Indiana 81
Final
LA Clippers 107
Washington 81
Final
New Jersey 92
New York 99
Final
New Orleans 87
Detroit 89
Final
Dallas 88
Cleveland 91
Final
Houston 91
Minnesota 100
Final
Oklahoma City 96
San Antonio 107
Final
Chicago 113
Milwaukee 90
Final
LA Lakers 87
Utah 96
Final
Charlotte 89
Phoenix 95
Final
Golden State 106
Sacramento 114
Final OT
Denver 97
Portland 117
Final
College Basketball Schedule Feb 5, 2012
W Virginia
Providence
12:00pm ET
23 Michigan
9 Michigan St
1:00pm ET
Minnesota
Nebraska
1:00pm ET
Villanova
Pittsburgh
2:00pm ET
Northwestern
Illinois
3:00pm ET
Miami (FL)
7 Duke
3:00pm ET
Providence
12:00pm ET
23 Michigan
9 Michigan St
1:00pm ET
Minnesota
Nebraska
1:00pm ET
Villanova
Pittsburgh
2:00pm ET
Northwestern
Illinois
3:00pm ET
Miami (FL)
7 Duke
3:00pm ET
College Basketball Scores Feb 4, 2012
S Florida 45
14 Georgetown 75
Final
2 Syracuse 95
St. John's 70
Final
25 Vanderbilt 65
12 Florida 73
Final
16 Virginia 55
21 Florida St 58
Final
15 Marquette 59
Notre Dame 76
Final
6 Baylor 64
Okla St 60
Final
3 Ohio St 58
19 Wisconsin 52
Final
5 UNC 83
Maryland 74
Final
11 UNLV 66
Wyoming 68
Final
Auburn 88
22 Miss St 91
Final
13 Creighton 62
N Iowa 65
Final
1 Kentucky 86
S Carolina 52
Final
20 Indiana 78
Purdue 61
Final
10 Murray St 65
Tenn-Martin 58
Final
8 Kansas 71
4 Missouri 74
Final
TCU 73
17 San Diego St 83
Final
24 Gonzaga 72
Pepperdine 60
Final
14 Georgetown 75
Final
2 Syracuse 95
St. John's 70
Final
25 Vanderbilt 65
12 Florida 73
Final
16 Virginia 55
21 Florida St 58
Final
15 Marquette 59
Notre Dame 76
Final
6 Baylor 64
Okla St 60
Final
3 Ohio St 58
19 Wisconsin 52
Final
5 UNC 83
Maryland 74
Final
11 UNLV 66
Wyoming 68
Final
Auburn 88
22 Miss St 91
Final
13 Creighton 62
N Iowa 65
Final
1 Kentucky 86
S Carolina 52
Final
20 Indiana 78
Purdue 61
Final
10 Murray St 65
Tenn-Martin 58
Final
8 Kansas 71
4 Missouri 74
Final
TCU 73
17 San Diego St 83
Final
24 Gonzaga 72
Pepperdine 60
Final
Curtis Martin And Five Others Headed To Pro Football Hall Of Fame
Curtis Martin has lead a group of six pro football players who will not call Canton, Ohio part of their home. Curtis Martin is joined by is joined by Chris Doleman, Cortez Kennedy, Willie Roaf, Dermontti Dawson, and senior selection Jack Butler. All of these players deserve to be in the Pro Football Hall Of Fame, but just like it is every year it's the players that do not make it in people seem to talk about.
Curtis Martin and Jerome Bettis had similar numbers, but they chose Martin over Bettis. Cris Carter did not make it and he is a guy I was hoping would make it in. Carter is the No. 4 career receiver with 1,101 in 16 seasons with three teams. Others who did not make the grade were Tim Brown and Andre Reed, defensive end/linebackers Kevin Greene and Charles Haley, defensive back Aeneas Williams, and former 49ers owner Ed DeBartolo Jr.
Curtis Martin and Jerome Bettis had similar numbers, but they chose Martin over Bettis. Cris Carter did not make it and he is a guy I was hoping would make it in. Carter is the No. 4 career receiver with 1,101 in 16 seasons with three teams. Others who did not make the grade were Tim Brown and Andre Reed, defensive end/linebackers Kevin Greene and Charles Haley, defensive back Aeneas Williams, and former 49ers owner Ed DeBartolo Jr.
Super Bowl Prediction: Take The Patriots
Well we have arrived at another Super Bowl and this one should be interesting one. Both teams have valid points why they should be crowned Super Bowl Champions. I will admit I never thought I would see the Giants in the Super Bowl, but they have earned their spot. I really did expect to see the Patriots in this position as they have been more consistent this year than the Giants. Now who will win Giants or Patriots.
Everywhere I look I see people picking the Giants. Even the Giants website have already crowned them Super Bowl Champions. Giants players have been talking all week as well so they have plenty of confidence going into this game. They even went as far as to say they are in Tom Brady's head. I do not know about that one. Well to the prediction.
The past is something that Tom Brady does not forget. The Patriots a few years back went into the Super Bowl undefeated only to have the Giants stick it to them. If anyone thinks Tom Brady has forgotten that they are sadly mistaken. The Patriots will come out on top this year by a 34-24 score. I know many people think the Giants will win, but I am here to tell you will not happen this time around.
Everywhere I look I see people picking the Giants. Even the Giants website have already crowned them Super Bowl Champions. Giants players have been talking all week as well so they have plenty of confidence going into this game. They even went as far as to say they are in Tom Brady's head. I do not know about that one. Well to the prediction.
The past is something that Tom Brady does not forget. The Patriots a few years back went into the Super Bowl undefeated only to have the Giants stick it to them. If anyone thinks Tom Brady has forgotten that they are sadly mistaken. The Patriots will come out on top this year by a 34-24 score. I know many people think the Giants will win, but I am here to tell you will not happen this time around.
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