It’s time for the 13th installment of “Sports with Balls” weekly NFL picks for year number four! We will make picks for every single prime time game along with several 1 & 4 pm games.
2012 Current Standings: (Previous)
Bill Fucich 32-28-3 (4-2-1)
Scott Boutcher 32-28-3 (5-1-1)
Glenn Coyle 29-31-3 (4-2-1)
Michael Bedard 28-32-3 (3-3-1)
Mike Orzechowski 27-33-3 (3-3-1)
Matt Sherman 22-38-3 (1-5-1)
Week 13 is here and ready to go, see picks below!
Notre Dame defeated USC Saturday night to clinch one half of the BCS National Championship Game. They will await the winner of the SEC Title Game.
Baylor Coach Art Briles is lifted by the fans as his Bears took out the #1 Kansas State Wildcats.
It’s time for the 12th installment of “Sports with Balls” weekly NFL picks for year number four! We will make picks for every single prime time game along with several 1 & 4 pm games.
2012 Current Standings: (Previous)
Bill Fucich 28-26-2 (3-2)
Scott Boutcher 27-27-2 (3-2)
Glenn Coyle 25-29-2 (3-2)
Michael Bedard 25-29-2 (3-2)
Mike Orzechowski 24-30-2 (3-2)
Matt Sherman 21-33-2 (2-3)
Week 12 is here and ready to go, see picks below!
It’s time for the 11th installment of “Sports with Balls” weekly NFL picks for year number four! We will make picks for every single prime time game along with several 1 & 4 pm games.
2012 Current Standings: (Previous)
Bill Fucich 25-24-2 (3-2)
Scott Boutcher 24-25-2 (4-1)
Glenn Coyle 22-27-2 (3-2)
Michael Bedard 22-27-2 (4-1)
Mike Orzechowski 21-28-2 (3-2)
Matt Sherman 19-30-2 (3-2)
Week 11 is here and ready to go, see picks below!
Johnny Manziel and the Aggies knocked off #1 Alabama and clouded the BCS picture even more.
Dear Miami Marlins,
Kevin here: Your one and only fan. After the recent news of your most recent fire sale, dumping the only proven talent and money makers on the team, one wonders the reasoning behind the moves you make. In the offseason of 2012, things were looking up for the former Florida Marlins, now Miami Marlins. It seemed to be a fresh start; changing names, colors, logos, and most importantly, an upgrade in talent. The acquisitions of Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle, and Heath Bell had the franchise looking up for the first time since winning the World Series in 2003. However, after a season of under achieving, disappointment and the trading of Hanley, Anibal Sanchez, and Omar Infante, the team was already looking to 2013. If the team could not get anymore disappointing, today the news broke of a blockbuster trade, which would send Josh Johnson, Jose Reyes, Emilio Bonifacio, John Buck, and Mark Buehrle to the Blue Jays for potentially nothing in return. Furthermore, the Miami Marlins fire Ozzie Guillen and hire Mike Redmond, the Blue Jays Single A manager last year. With Redmond familiar with the crop of prospects coming over to fill his roster, it will be as though he didn’t stop coaching a Single A team. To sum it all up, apart from Giancarlo Stanton, every key piece to the Miami Marlins of a year ago is gone. The only people affiliated with the Marlins who win in this deal are the cleaning crew, due to the fact that they will not have to clean any seats this coming year. Oh Hey Jeffrey Loria, if you didn’t have a fanbase before, you definitely don’t have one now. This is officially an ALL TIME LOW for this franchise.
Sincerely Insincerely yours,
A Disappointed Fan
Enjoy Canada
Jerk Alert
College hoops are back as the path to the Final Four begins. This will be a fun year as the field is wide open to get to the Final Four. We will take a look at the top ten teams heading into the season and make our predictions on who will get to Atlanta. Continue reading
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Here are the week #10 picks
Matt:
Indianapolis -3 @ Jacksonville
Tampa Bay -3 vs. San Diego
San Francisco -12 vs. St. Louis
Chicago -1.5 vs. Houston
Kansas City +13 vs. Pittsburgh
Mike O:
Indianapolis -3 @ Jacksonville
Minnesota pick vs. Detroit
Philadelphia -2.5 vs. Dallas
Chicago -1.5 vs. Houston
Kansas City +13 vs. Pittsburgh
Scott:
Indianapolis -3 @ Jacksonville
Denver -5 @ Carolina
Philadelphia -2.5 vs. Dallas
Houston +1.5 @ Chicago
Kansas City +13 vs. Pittsburgh
Bill:
Indianapolis -3 @ Jacksonville
New Orleans +1.5 vs. Atlanta
Dallas +2.5 @ Philadelphia
Chicago -1.5 vs. Houston
Pittsburgh -13 @ Kansas City
Glenn:
Indianapolis -3 @ Jacksonville
Denver -5 @ Carolina
Philadelphia -2.5 vs. Dallas
Houston +1.5 @ Chicago
Pittsburgh -13 @ Kansas City
Mike B:
Indianapolis -3 @ Jacksonville
Detroit pick @ Minnesota
Seattle -7 vs. NY Jets
Houston +1.5 @ Chicago
Kansas City +13 vs. Pittsburgh
T.J. Yeldon’s 28-yard touchdown catch kept the Crimson Tide unbeaten.
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