Author's posts
Mar 21 2012
Everything you need to know about Cable News
Mar 20 2012
2012 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship: Round of 32 Day 2
No reason Baylor and Notre Dame should not advance in the early session. Duke and St. John’s in the evening.
Time | Seed | Team | Record | Seed | Team | Record | Region |
7 pm | 1 | Baylor | 35-0 | 9 | Florida | 19-12 | Mid West |
7 pm | 5 | St. Bonaventure | 30-3 | 13 | Marist | 25-7 | South |
7 pm | 4 | Georgia Tech | 25-8 | 5 | Georgetown | 23-8 | Mid West |
7 pm | 1 | Notre Dame | 31-3 | 8 | Cal Berkeley | 24-9 | South |
9:30 | 2 | Duke | 24-5 | 7 | Vanderbilt | 23-9 | West |
9:30 | 4 | Penn State | 25-6 | 5 | LSU | 23-10 | East |
9:30 | 3 | Delaware | 30-1 | 11 | Kansas | 19-12 | Mid West |
9:30 | 3 | St. John’s | 23-9 | 6 | Oklahoma | 20-12 | West |
Mar 19 2012
2012 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship: Round of 32 Day 1
It is extemely hard to keep up and I’ve made some mistakes (which I blame on my source material, so spare me the sympathy- I’ve got my righteous indignation on).
I expect that later this evening I’ll recap where we’re at, but if I don’t get there until tomorrow that’s when I do (I sound so much more mellow in print than I do screaming at the screen because one of my </td>s got eaten).
UConn, Louisville, Stanford, Tennessee, those are the only Women’s Basketball programs of note and if one of them does not win I’ll be entirely surprised. Notre Dame is trying to catch up, Pat Summitt is suffering from Alzheimers.
What I like about the Women’s game is that it really is about fundamentals- passing, offense, defense. The Men’s game is an NBA audition and rewards selfishness and showboating even though there are more genuine stars in terms of sheer athletic ability on the ladies side.
Not trying to prove anything here, but I actually believe Men are genetically damaged and engaged in cultural oppression to mask their inferiority.
Man is without any doubt the most interesting fool there is.
…
He can seldom take a plain fact and get any but a wrong meaning out of it. He cannot help this; it is the way the confusion he calls his mind is constructed. Consider the things he concedes, and the curious conclusions he draws from them.
…
(F)rom the time a woman is seven years old till she dies of old age, she is ready for action, and competent. As competent as the candlestick is to receive the candle. Competent every day, competent every night. Also she wants that candle — yearns for it, longs for it, hankers after it, as commanded by the law of God in her heart.But man is only briefly competent; and only then in the moderate measure applicable to the word in his sex’s case. He is competent from the age of sixteen or seventeen thence-forward for thirty-five years. After fifty his performance is of poor quality, the intervals between are wide, and its satisfactions of no great value to either party; whereas his great-grandmother is as good as new.
…
(T)here you have a sample of man’s “reasoning powers,” as he calls them. He observes certain facts. For instance, that in all his life he never sees the day that he can satisfy one woman; also, that no woman ever sees the day that she can’t overwork, and defeat, and put out of commission any ten masculine plants that can be put to bed to her. He puts those strikingly suggestive and luminous facts together, and from them draws this astonishing conclusion: The Creator intended the woman to be restricted to one man.So he concretes that singular conclusion into law, for good and all.
And he does it without consulting the woman, although she has a thousand times more at stake in the matter than he has. His procreative competency is limited to an average of a hundred exercises per year for fifty years, hers is good for three thousand a year for that whole time — and as many years longer as she may live. Thus his life interest in the matter is five thousand refreshments, while hers is a hundred and fifty thousand; yet instead of fairly and honorably leaving the making of the law to the person who has an overwhelming interest at stake in it, this immeasurable hog, who has nothing at stake in it worth considering, makes it himself!
Time | Seed | Team | Record | Seed | Team | Record | Region |
7 pm | 1 | UConn | 30-4 | 8 | Kansas State | 20-13 | East |
7 pm | 2 | Maryland | 29-4 | 7 | Louisville | 23-9 | South |
7 pm | 1 | Stanford | 31-1 | 8 | West Virginia | 23-9 | West |
7 pm | 4 | Purdue | 25-8 | 5 | South Carolina | 24-9 | West |
9:30 pm | 3 | Texas A&M | 22-10 | 6 | Arkansas | 23-8 | South |
9:30 pm | 2 | Tennessee | 24-8 | 7 | DePaul | 23-10 | Mid West |
9:30 pm | 3 | Miami | 25-5 | 11 | Gonzaga | 26-5 | East |
9:30 pm | 2 | Kentucky | 26-6 | 7 | UW Green Bay | 30-1 | East |
Mar 18 2012
2012 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship: Round of 64 Day 2 Evening
Time | Seed | Team | Record | Seed | Team | Record | Region |
5 pm | 3 | St. John’s | 22-9 | 14 | Creighton | 20-12 | West |
5 pm | 7 | Vanderbilt | 22-9 | 10 | Middle Tennessee | 26-6 | West |
5 pm | 4 | Penn State | 24-6 | 13 | UTEP | 29-3 | East |
5 pm | 3 | Delaware | 30-1 | 14 | Arkansas-Little Rock | 20-12 | Mid West |
7:30 pm | 5 | LSU | 22-10 | 12 | San Diego State | 26-6 | East |
Mar 18 2012
2012 NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship: Round of 32 Day 2 Afternoon
Time | Network | Seed | Team | Record | Seed | Team | Record | Region |
Noon | CBS | 3 | Georgetown | 23-8 | 11 | North Carolina State | 23-12 | Mid West |
2:30 pm | CBS | 1 | Michigan State | 28-7 | 9 | Saint Louis | 25-7 | West |
5 pm | CBS | 1 | North Carolina | 30-5 | 8 | Creighton | 28-5 | Mid West |
6 pm | TNT | 7 | Florida | 23-10 | 15 | Norfolk State | 26-9 | West |
Mar 18 2012
2012 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship: Round of 64 Day 2 Afternoon
Yup. That Liberty University. Now you know whom to root against.
Time | Seed | Team | Record | Seed | Team | Record | Region |
Noon | 4 | Georgia | 22-8 | 13 | Marist | 25-7 | South |
Noon | 8 | California | 24-9 | 9 | Iowa | 19-11 | South |
Noon | 8 | Ohio State | 25-6 | 9 | Florida | 19-12 | Mid West |
Noon | 5 | Georgetown | 22-8 | 12 | Fresno State | 28-5 | Mid West |
2:30 pm | 1 | Baylor | 34-0 | 16 | UC Santa Barbara | 17-15 | Mid West |
2:30 pm | 4 | Georgia Tech | 24-8 | 13 | Sacred Heart | 25-7 | Mid West |
2:30 pm | 1 | Notre Dame | 30-3 | 16 | Liberty | 16-2 | South |
2:30 pm | 5 | St. Bonaventure | 29-3 | 12 | Florida Gulf Coast | 29-2 | South |
Mar 18 2012
Formula One: Alberta Park
Apparently Hispania Racing Team failed to Qualify and will not start at Albert Park.
“Ooo, our Drag Reduction System isn’t working and the Power Steering is out.”
Pobrecitos.
So only Marussia (Virgin) will be flying the Cosworth flag which I’d be more disappointed about if Cosworth were any good. Renault and Mercedes are the plants of choice if you care about contending and like any Billionaire Boy Toy if you’re not going to spend the money to stay at the table you should get out of the game. Sympathy for the not Yankees is misguided; professional sports isn’t a money making enterprise, it’s showing off, and if your penis isn’t large enough to cash the checks your trash mouth signs you deserve the pointing and hooting in the sauna.
Red Bull is showing vincibility which is a pleasant anomally and Scuderia Marlboro UPC continues to suck which is simple justice for both those union busting scabs.
Speed will be re-broadcasting @ 2 pm today and noon on Tuesday.
A surprising (and pretty) table below that will probably become all too familiar.
Mar 17 2012
2012 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship: Round of 64 Day 1 Evening
All games on ESPN2.
Time | Seed | Team | Record | Seed | Team | Record | Region |
6:30 pm | 7 | UW-Green Bay | 30-1 | 10 | Iowa State | 18-12 | East |
6:30 pm | 7 | DePaul | 22-10 | 10 | BYU | 26-6 | Mid West |
6:30 pm | 3 | Texas A&M | 22-10 | 14 | Albany | 23-9 | South |
6:30 pm | 3 | Miami (Fla.) | 25-5 | 14 | Idaho State | 24-7 | East |
Recent Comments