Oh, it's all good...I'm just in the process of trying to prove another point.
Yeah, just realized that I was chiming in with something negative. I just love college basketball, and Marquette is 1.5 hrs from me so I've gone to a couple games this year. Love watching Jerel McNeal. And you can keep trying to prove points, but it won't work. Look at how obvious I am with my "criticism" of PicksRHere, and he doesn't stop. That's why I keep asking him to start his own thread and see if anyone wants to post there. He might as well talk to a mirror.
Apparently he didn't notice that I was trying to make another point...I had just said I'm on USC and he took him no more than 2 minutes to find something to chime in with negative about my USC play even though he apparently has nothing on that game.
Sorry didn't see you were on it!!
I was just posting it for those who aren't watching... i'm not that big of dick to try and put u down like that lol! if it was bigdog thats a diff story
ATTENTION PLEASE Japan manager Tatsunori Hara declined to announce his starter, although it will be Daisuke Matsuzaka’s turn in the rotation Sunday.
“No comment,” Hara said in English before resuming Japanese. “I guess the media and the fans are probably most interested in that, but what’s most important to us right now is to win. So I would like to just keep within the rules and fight on.”
Matsuzaka hasn’t pitched since throwing six brilliant innings in a 6-0 win against Cuba on Sunday. The Boston Red Sox ace is 5-0 in five appearances during two WBCs. He’s 2-0 this year after going 3-0 in leading Japan to the inaugural WBC championship in 2006, when he was named tournament MVP.
Jeter is familiar with Matsuzaka through the intense rivalry between their major league teams, the New York Yankees and Red Sox.
But Wright, who plays for the New York Mets in the National League, has never faced the Boston ace.
“We will be leaning on the AL East guys a lot,” Wright said. “Having some AL East guys is going to help, go over scouting reports and some tendencies.”
So the line is basically even depending on what book you have...this would be a Pick'Em game in basketball...
I am leaning strongly with the UNDER 8.5 here...whatta you fellas think??? 
ATTENTION PLEASE Japan manager Tatsunori Hara declined to announce his starter, although it will be Daisuke Matsuzaka’s turn in the rotation Sunday.
“No comment,” Hara said in English before resuming Japanese. “I guess the media and the fans are probably most interested in that, but what’s most important to us right now is to win. So I would like to just keep within the rules and fight on.”
Matsuzaka hasn’t pitched since throwing six brilliant innings in a 6-0 win against Cuba on Sunday. The Boston Red Sox ace is 5-0 in five appearances during two WBCs. He’s 2-0 this year after going 3-0 in leading Japan to the inaugural WBC championship in 2006, when he was named tournament MVP.
Jeter is familiar with Matsuzaka through the intense rivalry between their major league teams, the New York Yankees and Red Sox.
But Wright, who plays for the New York Mets in the National League, has never faced the Boston ace.
“We will be leaning on the AL East guys a lot,” Wright said. “Having some AL East guys is going to help, go over scouting reports and some tendencies.”
So the line is basically even depending on what book you have...this would be a Pick'Em game in basketball...
I am leaning strongly with the UNDER 8.5 here...whatta you fellas think???
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