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Gregg Doyel

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Morning: Billy Donovan hates his team

Posted on: March 14, 2008 7:24 am
Edited on: March 14, 2008 1:21 pm
 

After its horrible, season-crushing loss to Alabama in the SEC tournament, Florida coach Billy Donovan threw his team completely under the bus. Money quote: "I'm not excited about these freshmen becoming sophomores."

Louisville coach Rick Pitino went the other way when asked about his team's bad loss in its conference tournament opener. He threw the reporter under the bus.

UConn coach Jim Calhoun, meanwhile, put the loss for his team's atrocious Big East tournament loss right where it belongs: on the players. Because that abomination sure wasn't his fault.

It's a great question: When the Brett Favre movie comes out -- and you know a Brett Favre movie will come out -- who plays the starring role? Twenty years ago it would have been Dennis Kevin Costner.

Marcus Stroud got busted for steroid use -- he blames a supplement (har har) -- and nobody in Buffalo seems to be angry about it. Nobody but this guy.

A "funk" has cost Chris Duhon his place in Chicago, and given the way his career has gone, maybe his place in the NBA. It's not like this guy was very good.

The Nets hired Kiki Vandeweghe to be a telemarketer. Apparently he's not bad at it.

Channing Frye says Sacramento is a rat-infested town full of homeless people. Frye being the softy that he is, he determined one sleeping citizen was homeless by opening his fancy flip phone and letting the illumination shine on the homeless guy. Nice.

It's been awhile since Scott Boras has screwed up, so here's the latest chapter: This pitcher wanted four years and $40 million. He got a whole lot less.

Daniel Cabrera is tired of being asked about his control problems? Yo, Danny boy. Orioles fans are tired of watching it.

This seems to be a first: An MMA belt holder is pulling out of a title bout to enter himself into a substance abuse program.

 

Reputation: 71
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Since: Feb 6, 2008
Posted on: March 14, 2008 11:32 am

Morning: Billy Donovan hates his team

I thought you had to be a candidate for a substance abuse program to compete in the MMA arena.  And who the hell is Dennis Costner?

How many freshmen transfer from Florida after this year?  Ole Miss would love to have a couple more of them I'm sure.  As for Kyle Lohse, Boras has been using too much of his client's product if he thinks he's gonna get $40 million for a sub .500, almost 5.00 career ERA, with only two seasons above .500 in his career, the last one being 5 years ago.  He can eat up innings, but so can someone from AAA.

What does Cabrera expect when you lead the entire American League in walks last year (he was actually worse in 2006 when he walked 104 in only 148 innings) then walk seven more in your first seven spring training innings?

It's amazing how stupid some adults can be.

Oh well, at least the Big Dance starts soon!