The awesome happens at the 14 second mark but watch the whole thing for context:
Lebron James Ties Series at 1-1
My Tivo missed recording the last second of this game but the Internets saved me:
Join the Ring Family 2009 Bracket Challenge
As in last year, I’ve created a group for anyone who wants to join us in predicting the winners of the 2009 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Participation requires a free membership at ESPN.com. Brackets must be completed by Wednesday, March 16, 2009. Even if you know nothing about college basketball, it’s still fun to see how well you do as the tournament progresses. It’s even more fun when you beat the pants off of Thomas!
Separated at birth?
If I were Jerry Buss, I’d shave my mustache ASAP.
Thomas wins the bracket challenge
In our NCAA tournament pool, neither Graham nor I had a team make it out of the Final Four. Thomas had one finalist (Memphis) and even picked them to win. However, they did not win. The ultimate winner of ESPN’s pool scored 1560. Â
Thomas: 1130
Mick:Â 800
Graham:Â 680
Bracket results before Final Four
Thomas picked a good year to pick four #1 seeds and has pulled way ahead of Graham and I in our NCAA tournament pool. It seems unlikely that we’ll catch him now:
Mick:Â 800 (picked three of Final Four)
Thomas:Â 1010 (picked all Final Four)
Graham:Â 680 (picked two of Final Four)
Bracket results after Round Two
I was only able to convince Thomas and Graham to join my NCAA tournament pool but we had fun this weekend tracking the results. After two rounds, Thomas is way ahead of Graham and I:
Mick: 360
Thomas: 450
Graham: 360
Fun with Brackets
Whether you are hard-core fan of college basketball or someone who knows (or cares) nothing about it, it’s always fun to compete with your friends. If you want to compete with me in ESPN’s contest to predict the winners in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, please join my group.
Kenny George is very tall
Seven feet, seven inches tall.
The “little guy” that dunked on him is 6′ 10″ tall.
Brand It
I’m not a baseball fan by any stretch of the imagination, but I am a sports fan and an advocate of fair play. That is why I have strong feelings about the Barry Bonds saga. Now the man who owns the record-breaking ball has put it up to a vote. I voted to brand it:
