March 11, 2007 posted under: Packers, William Henderson I went on at some length earlier in the week about Ahman Green leaving Green Bay to be a free agent at Houston, but due to general busyness and such I completely missed the fact that William Henderson was cut from the roster a couple days ago. […]
February 16, 2006 posted under: Iowa State basketball While I was busy watching the Olympics last night, my poor Cyclones were busy losing their third game in a row, falling to Nebraska 73-63. Iowa State managed to pull even in the second half and later got within one point of the Huskers on a three-pointer […]
September 9, 2006 posted under: Packers, predictions Tomorrow marks the opening of another Packer season, and I’m feeling all the angst and trepidation of a little kid on Christmas Eve thinking back on all the bad things he’s done in the past year. Maybe Santa didn’t notice all those times I said H-E-double hockey sticks […]
July 30, 2007 posted under: Packers, Pre-season After two days of training camp in Green Bay everything appears to be going according to plan. At least it is if your plan included quarterback Brett Favre being called away to attend a family funeral, wide receiver Donald Driver being held out of practice due to a […]
October 29, 2006 posted under: Cardinals, Packers, Post-game Two in a row. Say it with me, two in a row. Green Bay defeated the Arizona Cardinals today 31-14, giving the Packers back to back wins for the first time since the end of the 2004 season. Not to mention the fact that the Green & […]
August 26, 2006 posted under: Blogs, Cheese & Packers If you haven’t already read the blog Cheese and Packers, I encourage you to do so now. Their post on a “conversation” between Sports Illustrated columnists Dr. Z and Peter King is priceless. Boogity! You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Big […]
February 6, 2006 posted under: Bucks, LeBron James Milwaukee had a chance to escape from Cleveland with a win tonight, but LeBron James spoiled the fun with a go-ahead layup in the final seconds to give the Cavs an 89-86 victory. Cold shooting was the undoing of the Bucks once again, especially Michael Redd who […]
January 18, 2007 posted under: Aaron Rodgers, Packers With the NFL season grinding relentlessly to its conclusion, we Packer fans are left to watch the John Deere oracle for signs of white smoke. There’s a long, cold winter ahead with plenty of time (too much?) to ponder and speculate about the future of our team. […]
August 23, 2006 posted under: Badgers in the NFL, Brandon Williams, Brian Calhoun, Jim Leonhard, Johnathan Orr, Lee Evans Former Badger running back Brian Calhoun saw his first limited NFL action this past weekend with Detroit, getting two carries for one yard and catching two passes for six yards. His first touch came late in […]
October 31, 2006 posted under: Cardinals, Dennis Green, Michael Bidwill Hi, Michael Bidwill here. You know me and the old man were talking, and we’re not real happy about the way this season is going. I mean, we sold out our season tickets for the first time in like a hundred years at our brand […]
November 7, 2006 posted under: NFC North It was a cruel turn of events for Packer fans this weekend, seeing the Green & Gold take a giant step backwards in their loss to the Bills. Last week they looked like a real, live professional football team and Sunday it seemed like they had been replaced […]
February 6, 2006 posted under: Steelers, Super Bowl Congratulations to the Steelers and their fans for winning Super Bowl XL. I was pleasantly surprised it turned into a good game and not a total blowout. Pittsburgh played a classic Steelers game: let the defense keep the team in the game, hang around a while, then […]
May 13, 2007 posted under: Brett Favre, Packers, Randy Moss Brace yourselves Packer Nation, because Brett Favre has been talking to the newspapers again. I’m sure that the charity sports events that Favre hosts during the off-season help out some worthy people but it also seems like the charity case that gets the most out […]
October 1, 2006 posted under: Iowa State football My alma mater Iowa State very nearly blew it last night but managed to overcome their own mistakes and beat Northern Iowa 28-27. The Cyclones turned the ball over three times and gave up three touchdowns in the first half before rallying for the win. And even […]
