Category Archives: ESPN

No fun to be no. 1 in College Basketball

Posted on January 19, 2013 by admin

After reaching the #1 ranking this past Monday, Louisville falls at home to 6 Syracuse, 70 – 68.  Does not take long to fall in the topsy turvy world of college basketball.  4 Kansas avoids an upset by defeating Texas, … Continue reading →

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SportsNation from LA

Posted on January 16, 2013 by admin

I just gotta say, watching these guys from LA is really fun!  (6:00 pm EST on ESPN2)  If you see the beginning shots of Charissa and Marcellus walking on the beach, the in between break shots of some yoga on … Continue reading →

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SportsNation from LA

Posted on January 16, 2013 by susan

I just gotta say, watching these guys from LA is really fun!  (6:00 pm EST on ESPN2)  If you see the beginning shots of Charissa and Marcellus walking on the beach, the in between break shots of some yoga on … Continue reading →

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A little Australian Open news

Posted on January 15, 2013 by admin

Last night, Roger Federer won his opening round match at the Australian Open defeating Paire of France, 6- 2, 6- 4, 6-1.  Roger, who has not played competitive tennis for two months after doing an exhibition tour in South America … Continue reading →

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Peyton Manning has such class!

Posted on January 14, 2013 by admin

Reportedly, Peyton Manning waited over an hour and a half to greet and congratulate Ray Lewis after the Ravens’ unexpected victory over Peyton and the Denver Broncos.  There were pictures on ESPN today of both guys in suits, and Peyton … Continue reading →

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Peyton Manning has such class!

Posted on January 14, 2013 by susan

Reportedly, Peyton Manning waited over an hour and a half to greet and congratulate Ray Lewis after the Ravens’ unexpected victory over Peyton and the Denver Broncos.  There were pictures on ESPN today of both guys in suits, and Peyton … Continue reading →

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Tennis from “down under”

Posted on January 14, 2013 by susan

Australian Open underway and Roger Federer will take the court today!  YES!!!!!  I am a happy camper when I get to watch Roger Federer.  As an aside, Fed has announced he will skip the Davis Cup match next month between … Continue reading →

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SportsNation from LA

Posted on January 12, 2013 by susan

Hey guys!  Anyone out there been watching the “new” SportsNation from LA on ESPN2 at 6:00 pm EST?  Gotta say, first of all I, of course, miss Colin Cowherd!  That being said, this show is pretty cool.  Marcellus Wiley is … Continue reading →

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Manziel sets Cotton Bowl record!

Posted on January 5, 2013 by susan

9 Texas A & M rolled to a second half rout of 11 Oklahoma, 41 – 13 with Johnny Manziel leading the way.  The Heisman trophy winner set a Cotton Bowl record with 516 yards of total offense.  Looks like … Continue reading →

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Getting ready for the “Quack attack”

Posted on January 3, 2013 by admin

Tonight, 8:30 pm EST on ESPN the “Quack attack” will be in full force for our viewing pleasure as 4 Oregon takes on Collin Klein and 5 Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl. Cannot wait. Friday night basketball preview: Kobe … Continue reading →

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