Dallas over 21.5
Dallas over 21.5
Don’t call it a comebackOriginally Posted by Dan Druff
Romo definitely amazing in the booth.
Great insights a few anecdotes and he explains it well.
He even has respect for the current qbs. No animosity or jealously towards Brady when he easily could throw out passive aggressive jabs during the game.
Romo definitely amazing in the booth.
Great insights a few anecdotes and he explains it well.
He even has respect for the current qbs. No animosity or jealously towards Brady when he easily could throw out passive aggressive jabs during the game.
Funny you mention that cause they panned to a guy wearing a Number 9 Jersey and then like 5 seconds later a guy with a Brady Jersey got into the shot and blocked the view.
Better late than never with the Golden State fatigueDon’t call it a comeback
Decided to stay away from the Lakers total. Can't convince myself that either side is necessarily a good bet.
Will take my comeback 1-0 and be done for the night.
Record: 38-18-1
Behind for all but 8 minutes.Better late than never with the Golden State fatigue
After yesterday with Atlanta, I deserved this.Behind for all but 8 minutes.
Getting a really bad feeling about this Philly game. They should be up at least 14-6 and only up 7-6. They just don't have "it" this game. My gut is they aren't going to cover, which would be a financial disaster for me.
Nuggets O114 -115
Eagles just can't convert a 3rd down. And refs are really letting the Dallas DBs be very physical while the ball is in the air. I have seen a lot of passes defended that are normally PI not draw a flag.
Through a glass darkly.
Never wish for flags. Flags are pure random shit.Through a glass darkly.
I am not wishing for flags, it is just obvious they are not going to be called this game, so bottom line is you have to catch the ball no matte how much contact, and Eagles are not.
When you are in Jerry's house, you play by Jerry's rules.
LOL. Refs ignore 10 penalties by Dallas, then they finally call a tick tack personal foul against Eagles D lineman to give Dallas a monster 1st down.
Rigged.
David Lee retiring at age 34: http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/2...e-retiring-nba
Boy this guy's career went in the toilet quickly. Remember when he was one of the better players in the league, not too long ago?
34 is pretty damn old for an NBA player to retire. For whatever place he was drafted, he definitely lasted longer than the average.
I have been unable to access Betonline LIVE for extended periods today.
This is like having money in the pot and getting disconnected on the river.
I feel like someone took my meth away.
They get one bad day else I’m done with them.
What are you talking about?
Most good players last longer than that.
I'm not talking about the average scrub who is a career reserve and is out of the league by age 31.
Lebron, for example, is just about to turn 33, and he is very far from retirement.
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