I felt compelled to ask this question after listening to a radio show where one of the co-host said, “who watches the slam dunk contest?” Well Buster, apparently over eight million people did on Saturday night according to Nielsen.
When we last checked in with Kathy Anderson, she was longing for everyone’s favorite right-handed pitcher and former Toronto Blue Jay, Roy Halladay.
[picapp align=”center” wrap=”false” link=”term=Super+Bowl+XLIV&iid=7849183″ src=”f/5/6/4/Super_Bowl_XLIV_877a.jpg?adImageId=10133714&imageId=7849183″ width=”380″ height=”253″ /] So, Super Bowl XLIV is done. Now, what does an NFL fan do with their time? Don’t get me wrong, the NFL has plenty of issues that will draw attention during the offseason (combine, draft, CBA, annual Favre retirement, etc.). […]
Now, this is what I call an editing job. Didntdrawiron.com put together a video merging the intros from the 1986 NBA-All Star Game on CBS with the 2009 version. Good stuff.
Joe Montana's Right Arm 