Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Playoff Matchups
Arizona at New Orleans: The Saints enter this game with a high powered offense and a defense that has the ability on any play to put points on the board themselves. Arizona, led by Kurt Warner, also can put some points on the board as we saw against Green Bay. However I believe that the Cardinals do not have defense that can make stops when they need to so I will take the Saints winning: 27-17.
Dallas at Minnesota: The Vikings led by the old man number 4 look to set out for a playoff win against a really hot Cowboys team. Romo has been playing well and with last week’s win they finally got that huge weight off their back. When E.J Henderson went down for Minnesota their defense began to sink. Still, if Adrian Peterson can hold onto the ball and fumble then I will take the Vikings in a close one: 23-21.
Baltimore at Indianapolis: The Colts and the only 4 time MVP winner, Peyton Manning, will take the field against a Baltimore team that just dominated Tom Brady and the Patriots. Their idea of smash mouth football is running the ball and defense. Manning is a great quarterback and hall of famer but the way the Ravens handled Tom Brady, I will take the Ravens: 26-24.
New York Jets at San Diego: The Jets come into this game with the number one rushing attack and the number one defense but the Chargers have one of the hottest offenses in the league. The Jets claim that they have a shot at going all the way but I disagree because they have a rookie quarterback in Mark Sanchez. I will take the Chargers winning: 27-13.
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Top Male and Female Athletes 2009

Jimmie Johnson won top athlete of the year for 2009 and rightfully deserves so. In a year were Tiger Woods failed to win majors and the Kobe Bryant wins a championship but has all the talent around him and the same goes for the Yankees. Johnson broke the record for Nascar with 4 consecutive championships. Johnson recived 42 first place votes.
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