What a great day for sports!

Shino · Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2003 8:51 am Post subject: What a great day for sports!

Man monday was awesome.

We got to see the Giants fall.
We got to see the Cubs win (even though I live in atl and like the braves, I'm sick of them getting there and losing EVERY TIME)

Now we get to see the Red Sox win thier ALDS coming back from 2 games down

Then an awesome display of Monday night football with the colts scoring a record 21 pts in the last 3 minutes of the game to force overtime and win the game.

Yes I do think that penalty on the first field goal attempt in OT was bogus, but you knwo what, whatever works, as long as Tampa Bay doesn't win. Laughing

Oh well, just wanted to state my thoughts!

Tobias · *explodes* Age: 38 Gender: Joined: 17 Jan 2003

And thats not all...the Yankees are now paired up to go up against the BoSox...that is sure gonna be a great game...in my opinion, a game worth seeing more than the actual World Series.

anywho, i hope that hte yankees win that, though i wouldnt really all that attested to the BoSox to getting in for once...they havent been this close since 1918. What a harsh HARSH world.

That is all

Gekko · I lurk therefore, I am. Gender: Joined: 02 Apr 2003

You can hate me for thinking that SUNDAY was the superior sports day.....Dante Hall (MVP of the NFL if you didn't know) scored a TD on a punt for the 4th game in a row, and it was also the TD that put KC ahead for good. BWAHAHAHA!!!!

Shino · Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2003 11:21 am Post subject:

Shino · Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2003 1:50 pm Post subject:

Oh wow. Look what I found.

I wish I could have watched the game sunday to see this and yell at my TV.

from ESPN

Stat of the Week No. 6: Dante Hall of Kansas City now has four kick-return touchdowns in five games -- tying the NFL season record set in 16 games. (But why has the sports-announcer world not pointed out that Hall benefited from an obvious clipping no-call just as he broke away for Sunday's 93-yard score?)

So what really happened is the Broncos got screwed out of a win yet again. That's ok though, that seems to happen to them a lot. I'm used to it. But at this point, I will continue to know that the Broncos are a great team this season and I would bet the make the playoffs.

In better news... on the same page...

Sweet Play of the Week: With the unseen battle of the undefeateds scoreless in Kansas City, Denver took over on first-and-10 at its own 20. Receiver Rod Smith took the end-around running right, then threw a pass 30 yards in the air to tailback Clinton Portis; Portis went 72 yards, setting up the game's first touchdown. Downfield blocking was superb. TMQ cannot explain why, but trick plays seem to work best if they come on the first snap of a possession.

Kid Icarus · Senior Otaku Joined: 24 Sep 2002

Shino · Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2003 4:23 pm Post subject:

me -->

<-- roppon
roppon --> Vaporize

<-- me

just for fun!

Clap

Silver Adept · Otaku Lord Age: 41 Gender: Joined: 20 May 2003

Sounsd like it's the Year of the Underdog... or soemthing. Cubs lost in 11 last night, though, after a 4-run first inning...

Shandriz · Your Death Shall be Swift Gender: Joined: 28 Sep 2003

W00T! ^_^ I know how you mean, Shino. Everybody here loves the Braves, but, I've been a Cubs fan since Sammy Sosa vs. Mark McGuire. Needless to say I was/am ecstatic about their win.

First time they've won a post-season game since 1908.

Shino · Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2003 9:50 am Post subject:

We will see.

I have always been one to root for the underdog.

I would love to see the cubs win.

yesterday was sloppy. They should have never been in that position in the first place.