Saturday, January 29, 2011
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
AFC Conference Championship Game Picks
Yesterday we broke down the NFC title game and predicted the Green Bay Packers would fill one spot in Super Bowl XLV. Who will represent the AFC? Lets break it down.
Cuse-Nova Breakdown
The final score was 83-72 and the score looks exactly how it should.
Maalik Wayns - A
Zero turnovers and 21 points. Wayns single handily dismantled the Syracuse zone. He shot 55% from behind the arc which opened up inside opportunities for the big men. Also, he was clutch from the line going 6-6 even though he played almost the whole game logging 35 minutes.
Corey Stokes and Corey Fisher - B+
Two of the veterans of this team lead their team to victory with their solid play. They each scored 16 points and shot 100% from the line. However, Fisher had four turnovers and Stokes had three which bumped their grade down to a B+.
Antonio Pena - B+
The senior forward was played well along the baseline and in the paint for the Wildcats. Pena scored 10 points while grabbing 7 rebounds and dishing out 4 assists. One of the unsung heroes of this game as Wayns, Stokes and Fisher will get most of the attention.
Mouphtaou Yarou - B
Yarou was given much attention coming in but he did manage to score 7 points and grab 4 rebounds, numbers that are pretty much expected from him. He did come up with some loose balls that were momentum changers in the game.
The Orange basically played awful. This team has a long way to go if they expect to make a tournament run in March. With no real leadership and not much chemistry offensively, Jim Boehiem will have to get his players motivated for the rest of the season.
Rick Jackson - B+
At first glance his numbers are gaudy, 16 points with 15 rebounds. The only reason he isn't given an A is due to the 5 turnovers he committed. But this is no disrespect to Rick, without him Cuse lose by 30.
Kris Joseph - B+
Along the same lines as Jackson he put up good numbers but also committed 5 turnovers. Joseph scored 23 points while shooting over 50% from downtown. He also came up with some clutch baskets at the end that kept the Orange in the game.
Brandon Triche - B
Triche played well scoring 14 points and shooting 50% from 3 point range. But it seems as though at times he disappears. Syracuse needs him if they want to be considered one of the country's elites.
Scoop Jardine - F
Instead yelling scooooooop the fans should have yelled boooooo. Jardine played awful today there is no question about it. Forced shots, turnovers and only 2 points in 22 minutes earned him an F.
Fab Melo -
Why even waste my time.
Final Note: Why the hell is CJ fair only in the game for 10 minutes. Did Boehiem not watch the Pitt game. The kid showed real promise and he will be a stud in the future.
Player Grades
Maalik Wayns - A
Zero turnovers and 21 points. Wayns single handily dismantled the Syracuse zone. He shot 55% from behind the arc which opened up inside opportunities for the big men. Also, he was clutch from the line going 6-6 even though he played almost the whole game logging 35 minutes.
Corey Stokes and Corey Fisher - B+
Two of the veterans of this team lead their team to victory with their solid play. They each scored 16 points and shot 100% from the line. However, Fisher had four turnovers and Stokes had three which bumped their grade down to a B+.
Antonio Pena - B+
The senior forward was played well along the baseline and in the paint for the Wildcats. Pena scored 10 points while grabbing 7 rebounds and dishing out 4 assists. One of the unsung heroes of this game as Wayns, Stokes and Fisher will get most of the attention.
Mouphtaou Yarou - B
Yarou was given much attention coming in but he did manage to score 7 points and grab 4 rebounds, numbers that are pretty much expected from him. He did come up with some loose balls that were momentum changers in the game.
The Orange basically played awful. This team has a long way to go if they expect to make a tournament run in March. With no real leadership and not much chemistry offensively, Jim Boehiem will have to get his players motivated for the rest of the season.
Rick Jackson - B+
At first glance his numbers are gaudy, 16 points with 15 rebounds. The only reason he isn't given an A is due to the 5 turnovers he committed. But this is no disrespect to Rick, without him Cuse lose by 30.
Kris Joseph - B+
Along the same lines as Jackson he put up good numbers but also committed 5 turnovers. Joseph scored 23 points while shooting over 50% from downtown. He also came up with some clutch baskets at the end that kept the Orange in the game.
Brandon Triche - B
Triche played well scoring 14 points and shooting 50% from 3 point range. But it seems as though at times he disappears. Syracuse needs him if they want to be considered one of the country's elites.
Scoop Jardine - F
Instead yelling scooooooop the fans should have yelled boooooo. Jardine played awful today there is no question about it. Forced shots, turnovers and only 2 points in 22 minutes earned him an F.
Fab Melo -
Why even waste my time.
Final Note: Why the hell is CJ fair only in the game for 10 minutes. Did Boehiem not watch the Pitt game. The kid showed real promise and he will be a stud in the future.
Friday, January 21, 2011
NFC Conference Championship Game Picks
Here we are, 2 games left to decide who will battle on Super Bowl Sunday for the coveted Lombardi Trophy. In one corner, the AFC title game features two great defenses with the tough as nails Pittsburgh Steelers hosting the trash-talking New York Jets. In the other corner the NFC title bout features one of the best rivalries in the game as NFC North foes the Green Bay Packers travel to Soldier field to take on the Da Bears. So whose going to win? Tomorrow we will break down the AFC showdown but today YourManTalk breaks down the NFC title game and gives you our pick to win. Thursday, January 20, 2011
LeFag
We all know who Lebron James is, and in many cases people dislike him. I am not a Cavs fan nor am I a big NBA fan at all. My opinion of him stems from the way he carries himself. Ignoring "The Decision" lets look at some other classic LeFag moments.
1. Not his recent tweet referring to the Cavs loss to the Lakers, but the fact that he denied it was intended for Dan Gilbert. C'mon Lebron we aren't stupid.
2. He proclaimed himself "The Chosen One", and "The King" yet he has never even won a game in the NBA finals. Sorry Lebron.
3. Lebron takes out page in Akron newspaper thanking them for supporting him the last seven seven years, yet completely forgets about Cleavland.
4. The guy whines like no other.
5. Last but not least
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Front Office Rift Brewing in New York?
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