I know, a few days ago I was but a boy and now I am man. Since my last post I have: 1.) Finished my last collegiate course for my masters program, 2.) The Duke Blue Devils beat the Butler Bulldogs to win the men’s NCAA basketball national championship, 3.) Sean Thompson and Laura Marks...
Category Archives: Sports
Do You Believe In Magic? (And I Hope You Do…)
I met this guy a few months ago…still don’t know who that lady is tho… Related Posts:LA-Term Spring 2010Trip to Tijuana with LA-TermThe Battle Of Los AngelesThe March to Graduation, the Photographic Journey Continues…To Live & Die in L.A.The First Post…
Duke vs. Butler…wait, what?! Really?
Yeah, you read it right. Duke. Arguably the most dominant team in college basketball over the last twenty years is in the NCAA National Championship. Again. No biggie. So who are they facing in Indianapolis tomorrow night? Powerhouse Kentucky? Overall number 1 seed Kansas? Repeat National Champ UNC (who, btw, didn’t even make the tourney…LoL)?...
And Then There Were Four…
Well, it’s been 6 years since the last time the Duke Blue Devils were in the NCAA Final Four, and the time before that (2001) they actually won it all. Hopefully they can do the same thing next weekend…for now though, it feels good to be in Indy. Related Posts:Duke vs. Butler…wait, what?! Really?Photo of...
Warriors For Sale? A Dream Come True.
While the past 15 years for the Golden State Warriors and their fans have been full of exciting plays, high scoring games, and one memorable playoff run, they haven’t been that full of overall wins. In fact, the Warriors are right there with Tim Donoughy in spearheading the lowlights of the last decade in the...
Bracketology with Benbo
Okay, in light of the greatest weekend of the year (the start of college basketball’s March Madness!!!–48 games in four days!!!), I figured I’d post this gold nugget I found through Rivals.com. It’s a pretty sweet breakdown of the seeds in the tourney that past thirty years and how far they’ve gone in the tournament....
No Seriously…Who Was Dat?
Okay…now, I’m not a giant New Orleans Saints fan or anything, but I can appreciate some good story with some great symbolism. And on top of that, having family and friends from New Orleans has definitely helped me empathize with the city the last few years. Either way, it was an amazing game, in which...
