Tag Archives: They Said What

They said what? Volume 10: Dan Shaughnessy’s Twitter account and the UConn women’s basketball team

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I’m not sure what’s going on with old people these days but there must be something in the nursing home cafeteria food that’s making them cranky.   First we had Oscar Robertson belittling Steph Curry’s MVP season by criticizing the modern Continue reading They said what? Volume 10: Dan Shaughnessy’s Twitter account and the UConn women’s basketball team→

They Said What? Volume 8: Nathan Downer

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I’ve never personally compiled a top ten list of things to never do in my lifetime but if I were to do so, calling Mike Tyson a convicted rapist to his face would probably rank near the top. Amazingly Canadian Continue reading They Said What? Volume 8: Nathan Downer→

They Said What? Volume Seven: Kobe Bryant

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There’s a reason why fringe the sports fan resents professional sports and the athletes that play them.  Kobe Bryant is a stark reminder of that. In a recent interview, Kobe Bryant said he believes athletes like he and LeBron James Continue reading They Said What? Volume Seven: Kobe Bryant→

They Said What, Vol. 5 starring the (second) greatest wide receiver ever, more alleged drug use in sports and the potential reemergence of JaMarcus Russell and Allen Iverson

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So Randy Moss thinks he’s the best wide receiver ever to play in the NFL. 

They said what? Another glorious week of sports sound-bites starring Albert Pujols, Bob Stoops, Derek Fisher and Rex Ryan

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Meet Albert Pujols, new master of the understatement. 

They said what?!? Albert Haynesworth on the Redskins, Evan Longoria on Rays fans and an end to our mosquito crisis

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Not Haynes-worth it The least hard-working man in show business is at it again. 

They said what? Jordan on LeBron, Bus Cook on Favre, Wade on 9/11, Saban on pimps and film critics on Inception

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Michael Jordan on LeBron James Poor LeBron.  He’s been living in Michael Jordan’s shadow ever since he entered the league.  His recent “Decision” hasn’t made things any easier for his newly, blemished image.