Sunday night football match against New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys will be televised on NBC and it is scheduled to start at 8:20 Eastern Time. Both teams just won their respective first regular season games and both are going to do their best to win their second game in a row. Read the rest of this entry »

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Recently, I heard if Renaldo Balkman wasn’t playing more. First of all, I like Balkman a lot. He is a great defender, runs the court well, rebounds, and somehow, without a polished offensive game, seems to be able to score in a variety of ways. That said, there are only so many minutes to go around. “Bigs” Nene and Kenyon Martin have been solid as starters. Linas Kleiza and Chris Andersen have been playing well off the bench. So, Balkman sits and waits his for his chance. Coach George Karl did tell me a few weeks back that if Renaldo learned the small forward position better, he might be able to pick up some minutes there.

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The Pioneer Las Vegas Bowl is scheduled for December 20 at 8:00 Eastern Time. It will be televised at ESPN and also at ESPN HD. The host is the really nice Sam Boyd Stadium located of course in Las Vegas, NV.
Rivalry!!! That is a common word that we hear constantly when two teams play each other with such a huge passion and power like these two opponents. Since 1936 these two teams had meet twenty two times, but never in a bowl game. There is where the rivalry comes from. From all these games, Arizona is the one that shows the best results with 11 winnings, 9 losses and 1 push. On the other hand, BYU has three consecutive winnings in the last three bowls, and that is kind of an important signal from them. Based on these two facts, is kind of difficult to predict with accuracy a good pick for this game.
At 2006, Wildcats barely won with a field goal in the last minute and last year the Cougars won with a huge advantage in the score box. Fire and power is what we expect in this game this time.

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Tracy McGrady felt a sharp pain shoot through his left knee Monday night, the knee that had gone under the knife in May and had given him so much trouble ever since, and just got sick of it. He might be out for a while. He had long since accepted that he would not be at full strength until well into the season and had gone along with the plan of playing his way back. He struggled badly at times but kept playing, with just enough strong outings to renew his faith. Then he limped to the bench and never returned to the floor. Later, he openly wondered when he would be back, frustrated by being so limited. Read the rest of this entry »

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