Charles Lovelace: January 2009 Archives

Let me preface by saying this. Despite me living in Dallas, I am not a Cowboys fan. I have and will be a Saints fan, at least until they move, God forbid. That being said, I'm tired of hearing about the possibility of Terrell Owens being released. Everywhere you turn around here, somebody's talking about it. ESPN, of course. The 6'oclock news....check. Even the Ricky Smiley Morning Show....you'll hear it there too. So, we might as well figure out where Mr. Owens will end up next. Through the process of elimination, based on his mercurial (or diva-like) traits, I, Mr. Lovelace will tell you where T.O will end up next, in the event that he's cut.

First, we can eliminate Dallas, San Francisco, and Philadelphia for obvious reasons.

First, I know baseball may be at least the 5th most important sport this time of year, but I just want to say congrats to Ricky Henderson and Jim Rice for being elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. That being said, I've got to complain about how the writers act like jilted women when it comes to some ball players and their induction. How Ricky doesn't get 100% of the vote is confusing at best. True, no other legend such as Hank Aaron or Willie Mays got 100%, but times have changed. And for a man to have to wait 15 years just because he was mean to the media...come on! Ty Cobb was mean and dropped N-bombs like they were thank you's....no arguments about him being in the hall.

I'm going to bump for a guy from my hometown that should get his due, despite his legendary relations with said media. See picture below.

Hello America!!! With the mythical college championship of football almost decided, it's time to shift your focus to college basketball. If you pay attention to the mainstream media, you'd think all there is to basketball is the Big East. I don't mean to hate on the Big East, but let's be serious. Ten teams in the tournament? 1..2..3..4..5..6..7..8..9..10. I'm just saying. If you can't finish in the top half of your conference, you should be in the NIT or at home, bottom line.

That being said, I'm gonna give you three teams (non Big East of course) to look out for for the rest of the season.