That
bargain-basement crystal ball works only when shaken, not stirred. Tampa Bay and Jacksonville are no longer
winless teams. Miami and Tennessee,
respectively, wear lovely egg facials as a result. This week will probably be business as usual;
however, a taste of victory spurs some to achieve even better results.
Time
to shake the crystal ball again or play some rochambeau. St. Louis put a beat
down on the Colts? The Colts' ineptitude on offense boggles the mind and most
likely is an anomaly per Woody Paige. Cincinnati's crazy reverse running play
during overtime earns a Yellow Flag of Shame.
Not to mention a missed field goal kick earlier in the game. It was not their day to shine, apparently.
Two OT losses in a row can rock the confidence in the locker room and on the
field. Next week, Cincy faces fellow
Ohio team the Browns. More anon.
The
Grumpy Old Men (aka the San Antonio Spurs) triumphed in the city of Brotherly
Love last night; my son will be smiling over his breakfast bowl. Celtics and Clippers also won with the
Timberwolves not quite searing the deal in LA.
Who can stop the Pacers' undefeated streak? We'll see if the Bucks have the mojo to hang
the first loss on Indiana. Derrick Rose
and Steve Nash have leg (hamstring) problems that need some TLC in order to
keep the pace on the boards.
In
NCAA women's roundball, the sixteenth-ranked Lady Aggies cruised to a win over
UNT, and UCONN showed Stanford why it's ranked number one. Is it possible that we had a preview for the
title game in the NCAA Tournament? The
season's too young to make rash judgments.
The Lady Vols easily handled the UNC team, and Notre Dame sent the Lady
Spartans home with a loss.
Lady
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