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4 Mar 10
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"He’s my father, my friend, my mentor, my everything. You know, he motivated me. Every time I see him, I see myself. Hopefully I look better. But I just love him."

Maryland’s Greivis Vasquez on Coach Gary Williams. 

True love, kiddos, with a little bit of vanity thrown in. Hilarious. And so GV.

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3 Mar 10
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2 Mar 10

Heyyyyy Maryland fans - Remember this?

Dave Neal with a screen on Duke’s Nolan Smith that knocked the poor dude out with a concussion? (Go to :15 for the up close replay)

I saw it in person. It was quite possibly the best moment of 2009.

(Really, you ask? That was the best moment of my life for the entire year? Yeah, it might be. I love Dave Neal. Move on.

Not gonna lie, I watched this clip ummmmmmm about 5 times - a day - for probably two months. At least. It’s like the equivalent of getting a pedicure or a Coke Slurpee in terms of instant mood-lifting power. 

Wednesday’s game against Duke will be EPIC. But it will not have Dave Nea this. 

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1 Mar 10

Who dat gonna deny them Saints?

thegreg:

winstonwolfe:

“To the victor, belong the spoils”:

On Friday night, the Saints’ staff at the combine gathered in a private room at St. Elmo Steakhouse, an 108-year-old Indy landmark, for a final celebratory nod to the Super Bowl win over the Colts. This is a group that likes its wine, and likes to have fun.

At the restaurant, word passed that Dallas owner Jerry Jones would have his Dallas group in this exact room Saturday night for a team dinner. Jones had even phoned ahead, according to a waiter, to make sure a magnum of a wine he loved, Caymus Special Selection cabernet sauvignon, was ready to be served at dinner.

Sean Payton told the waiter he’d like to have that wine, too. The waiter told him: Sorry, sir. We have only one bottle left, and it’s reserved for Mr. Jones.

Payton said he’d like to have the bottle nonetheless. I assume there was much angst on the part of the wait staff at that point. My God! Who do we piss off? One of the most powerful owners in the NFL, or the coach who’s the toast of the NFL, the coach who just won the Super Bowl?

Here came the bottle of Caymus Special Selection, and the Saints’ party drained it.

But drinking Jones’ wine wasn’t enough. Payton gave the waiter some instructions, took out his pen … and, well, the Cowboys party found at the middle of their table the next evening an empty magnum of Caymus Special Selection cabernet sauvignon, with these words hand-written on the fancy label:

WHO DAT!
World Champions XLIV
Sean Payton

That’s the kind of thing Jones will get a big laugh out of. And remember.

Via SI.com

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mattgorman:

For crbrown3
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Hey Sid, how does it feel to score the gold medal winning goal in overtime?  FEELS GOOD MAN

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mattgorman:

For crbrown3

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Hey Sid, how does it feel to score the gold medal winning goal in overtime? FEELS GOOD MAN

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iammattjordan:

spacecataz:

extraquietsilence:

thegunsofbrixton:

WHY DOES BEN SAVAGE LOOK LIKE PEYTON MANNING?

Because Ben Savage IS Peyton Manning.

iammattjordan:

spacecataz:

extraquietsilence:

thegunsofbrixton:

WHY DOES BEN SAVAGE LOOK LIKE PEYTON MANNING?

Because Ben Savage IS Peyton Manning.

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