Sure, 20 questions in need of answering is more marketable, but I've got brackets on the brain, so eight is enough for now.
Basically, I'm having some internal issues with a few things in sports of late and I can't quite come up with the proper way to deal with them. Thus, it's your turn to play psychologist and help restore order to the sporting world by addressing these eight questions.
Use the comments link at the bottom of this blog entry to share your thoughts on these questions.
1) Is anyone worse at explaining himself consistently and intelligently than Selection committee chairman Craig Littlepage?
2) If Mike Tannenbaum's job as the assistant general manager of the Jets was to manage the salary cap and his biggest problem since becoming the GM is trimming payroll by more than $26 million to get under the cap, exactly how much hope can Jets fans have?
3) How weird is it to see Derek Jeter wear a non-Yankee uniform?
4) How much weirder is it to see Bernie Williams wearing bright red helmet in the batter's box?
5) Did Edgerrin James leave the Colts for the Arizona friggin' Cardinals to avoid answering the inevitable "How do you rebound from last year" questions?
6) How many more nights do we have to endure seeing or hearing about the Knicks this season?
7) How exactly did George Mason make the NCAA Tournament over Hofstra?
8) Did Duke get the easiest road to the Final Four or does it just seem that way?
Comments (2)
you are a jerk
hey bruce, you are intelligent. nice comment. way to wait until George Mason reached the Final Four to make a comment.