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The Kevi In 2003 I think the crowd was double pissed. Most people hadn't thought they'd end up with Kevin Williams, but the frustration was really magnified when two teams jumped in front of them when they didn't get the pick in in time.

I think if you went out today and had a big pile of t-shirts printed that simply said, "They All Bad Defenders" and sold them in the Skyway on Saturday night for $5 above cost, you'd turn yourself a mighty nice profit.

If I'm a Nuggets fan, I'm obviously concerned with how poorly they shot the ball, but I'm more than a little annoyed that they chose to quit with 4:10 on the clock and possession of the ball down by 17. The game was likely over at that point, but it certainly wasn't out of reach, especially with...

No need to fret about poking the bear when you go in and rip its head off.

The crowd reaction from the Vikings Draft Party reminds me of what it was like in the MOA Rotunda when they passed on Warren Sapp for Derrick Alexander.

What a great quarter

Can't say McDaniels didn't back it up so far.

If you're going toward Billings, I would suggest stopping at the Little Bighorn Monument. It's been 15 years or so, but I found it to be super interesting.

I don't. The only one who knows the intent there was Jokic.

I get it. Jokic was at least making a basketball play (could easily say a dirty one). McDaniels wasn't.

McDaniels shoved Denver's star player in the back in game 1. If they were going to "get him", it would have happened on Monday.

At one point they showed Denard Span running down a Recker fly ball to deep center while Span played for the Giants. Denard said, "I forgot you played for the Braves." You're ahead of me Denard. I had no idea he played for anybody.

The whole bulletin board material narrative is ridiculous, especially in the playoffs. I highly doubt while Denver was on their flight to Minnesota they discussed how they're now going to try extra hard on defense because a player on the other team said they're not good at it.

In an era of the NBA where all these guys are buddy/buddy, hugging and swapping jerseys after games, it's refreshing to see good, old-fashioned hatred making a comeback.

The first quarter was an exercise in stupidity. But man did they punch back hard.

The fact that they completely crumbled after a fantastic first quarter is disappointing, but very much in character.

George Costanza once suggested a Snow Tire Day sponsored by Firestone at Yankee Stadium. The Twins could force a bidding war between Goodyear and Michelin with these outfits.

Yeah! The ugly-ass Napa inspired uniforms are back.

Grayson Grove with the rebound. Passes ahead to Groves. Nifty no-look pass to Grady, who finishes with the slam! This has been Mike Grimm on the call for another Golden Gopher victory, they're Grrrrrrrrrreat!

Will he be second tallest ever to play for the Gophers?