Sunday, December 7, 2008

Cincy to the Orange Bowl!




New Year's Day,  8:30 p.m. - UC Bearcats vs. Virginia Tech Hokies.

This is the first time in years that UC has made it to a big BCS game.  With an outstanding season, only losing 2 games, UC is having an unbelievable year that most weren't expecting.

The underdogs of many games, they've come out on top.  Hopefully this can carry over and result in a win at the Orange Bowl.

GO BEARCATS!!

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Bengals in a slump.


"Who-dey, who-dey, who-dey" would have ever imagined the Cincinnati Bengals would have an 0-6 record right now.

Definitely not me.  I've been a Bengals fan forever, because I've grown up in Cincinnati.  They've never been the best team in  the world, but over the past few seasons they've done pretty good.

It's hard to figure out how they have no wins this far into the season with Carson Palmer at quarterback, with Chad Ocho Cinco and TJ Houshmanzadeh for his wide receivers.

Hopefully some changes will be made, because it's a shame to let all the talent go to waste.  They need to get their act together and start playing with some heart.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Big Changes for Clemson


Head football coach, Tommy Bowden, "steps down" from coaching position.

The news was released on Monday morning that Bowden had been fired.  Clemson's athletic director said that it was Bowden's idea to leave the program, and he was not fired.

Clemson was expected to do big things this season, and with a 3-3 record, things aren't looking so hot.

Wide receiver coach, Dabo Swinney, will take over as head coach for the rest of the season.

Maybe this will be a change for the better, and they'll have the season they were destined to have after all.

Sunday, October 5, 2008

Ocho Cinco vs. TO




Bengals vs. Cowboys . . . Chad Ocho Cinco vs. Terrell Owens.

At 4:00 today, the Bengals will take on the Cowboys at Texas Stadium.  The teams will battle it out, but I think it's going to be EXREMELY entertaining to see two particular egos battle instead.

Ocho Cinco and Owens are two very talented wide receivers, but with their talent comes a couple BIG egos.

The touchdown celebrations, flashy moves, and trash talking will definitely be some cheap entertainment for the world to see today.



Monday, September 15, 2008

Charlie Weis down on the 50 yard line!


Notre Dame's head coach, Charlie Weis, was accidentally taken down by his own player in the 4th quarter of the Notre Dame vs. Michigan game on saturday.  The awkward fall resulted in him tearing both his ACL and MCL.

At least something good came out of the day for Weis. . . Notre Dame beat Michigan 35-17.

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Huge Win!!

Friday night, I played in one of the biggest games of my life.  Although we are a Division 1 program, we mostly play smaller D1 teams.  Last year, our "big" game was against USC . . . lets just say it didn't turn out so great.  Last season's record wasn't so great either.

But hey, it's a new season, which means a new beginning! This weekend we're playing in a tournament at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.  I must admit, before the game on friday I was pretty nervous because we were about to play the Navy.  I'm pretty sure most people thought that we wouldn't have a chance of winning the game.  I knew that our team could play with those girls though. And guess what . . . WE WON!  With five minutes left in the game, a freshman on our team scored a goal, and we ended up winning 1-0.  I must say, it was one of the most exciting feelings I've had in my time here at Winthrop.  We showed everyone that we're a great team, and we can beat big time schools!  With that big win under our belts, hopefully we can keep the wins coming all season, and bring in a Big South championship!

Tuesday, September 2, 2008


Chad's New Name



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According to ESPN.com, Chad Johnson has legally changed his name to Ocho Cinco.

I was at the game when Chad, or shall I say Ocho Cinco, ran out onto the field displaying his new nickname on the back of his jersey for the whole world to see.  

I must admit that it's one of the best and well known nicknames around, but it seems pretty crazy to legally change your name to the spanish version of a jersey number.

But hey, it's Ocho Cinco... the flashy Cincinnati Bengals star that will go as far as he can to get his name out there in the media -  entertaining touchdown celebrations, speaking his mind without hesitation, the famous gold "grill" . . . and now a legal name change?

Has he gone too far?