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Yep, and when I saw the final between Joker and Rafa at Wimbledon, I thought Rafa looked flustered. Today was even worse. Joker has now gotten into Rafa's head in the same way which Rafa eventually got into Federer's head on every court other than Roland Garros....
I think the better question is whether or not he even makes another majors quarterfinal in his career. It's becoming more and more cliche for him to bow out in the first 3 rounds lately, and he hasn't been anywhere near his former self since losing to Federer at Wimbledon in '09....

re: Official Wimbledon 2011 Thread

Posted by HogHoopsFan on 7/4/11 at 3:41 pm
Yep, Djokovic became the first man in nearly a decade, who's not named Federer or Nadal, to have won 2 slams in a single year. Joker isn't popular with the NY crowd, and I hope he wins the US Open in front of that beligerent group of knucklehead fans at Arthur Ashe Stadium this year....

re: Wimbledon final predictions

Posted by HogHoopsFan on 7/4/11 at 11:41 am
Stop kidding yourself. Nadal was as flustered and confused as anyone I've ever seen in a final yesterday. Everything he tried aside from the 3rd set, Joker had an answer for. To pretend that Nadal was even still in that match even after the 3rd set is the ultimate display of denial. Joker won ...
[quote]quote: All time would probably have to be 1978 Orange Bowl, Arkansas 31, OU 6 Yeah, definitely the 'all time' leader... But the 42-11 thrashing of #1 Texas was pretty sweet also.[/quote] Both of those were what came to my mind immediately. ...

re: Wimbledon final predictions

Posted by HogHoopsFan on 7/4/11 at 11:29 am
Yep, like I said before, it was so much like the beatdown Sampras laid all over Cedric Pioline several years back in the final at the AELTCC. Nadal had one breakout set, then Novak went right back to showing him the match tactics which have allowed him to beat Nadal 5 straight times. Poor Rafa did...

re: Wimbledon final predictions

Posted by HogHoopsFan on 7/4/11 at 7:59 am
Novak beat him like a drum. Nadal absolutely looked shellshocked by how Novak was demoralizing him on Centre Court. For a while there, I thought NBC was replaying Sampras versus Pioline....
[quote]Alabama played plenty of solid home-and-home series in the 70s. Nebraska, Missouri, Southern Cal, Houston, Cal, Maryland, and Washington were among them. [/quote] That's pretty much what I remember, too. Bama played alot of home-and-home series during the year in addition to their SEC sch...
Watching Sampras in his prime was like watching Secretariat run in the Belmont. When he was on, he was just that much better than everyone else on the tour, and to say he never really played anyone would be asenine, so please don't go there. Sampras' championship wins were a series of tennis mas...
All of that mess you just said is assuming that Nadal would ever be ever able to consistently generate a return against Sampras in his prime. But don't take my word for it. Pay attention to what Agassi says at about the 4:55 mark of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIcoD3tGiv0&feature...
The same hack reporter for TSN wrote this little gem today: [link=(http://aol.sportingnews.com/sport/story/2011-06-27/williams-era-in-womens-tennis-edges-closer-to-end?icid=main%7Chtmlws-main-n%7Cdl7%7Csec1_lnk1%7C217269)]LINK[/link]...
In his prime, Pete Sampras would have worn Rafa Nadal's azz out, both on serve and volley. Sure, Federer ended Sampras' run as Wimbledon King, but to say Sampras was at his best at that time would be ignorant. He was well past his best days by the time his AELTCC run ended. In his prime, there wa...
[quote]I guess you don't see the hole in your logic here? Replace freakin' PETE MYERS with a top 50 all time HOF of Pippen's level and I guarantee you Pippen would have won a title without Jordan in 1994. [/quote] I disagree. Pippen was bound and determined to be the man they called on in every...
[quote]At least Pippen came close to making the Finals in 1994 and 2000!!![/quote] And without Jordan was unable to even to turn the trick. In 1994, Pippen's Bulls lost to the same Knicks team that Jordan's Bulls NEVER lost to in the conference finals. He was supposed to be the missing link in ...
[quote]If the heat win the finals next year then what?[/quote] Then he's 1-2 in NBA Finals. Jordan was 6-0. All thrust and no vector is an aircraft term. It means he's barreling straight ahead but unable to think effectively while doing it. That describes LeBron late in important games. It...
[quote][i]With 17 trophies between them, the Williams sisters have earned the right to play on Centre Court, or Court 1. Serena is a top ten seed to boot.[/i] [/quote] So by that same train of thought, lets assume that Martina Navratilova (18 Grand Slam titles and 9 Wimbledon titles), and Steff...
How many titles did Pippen win without Jordan?...

re: QB Killer on your team

Posted by HogHoopsFan on 6/26/11 at 10:26 pm
Jake Bequette....
I'm no soccer fan, but this is what I'd like to see someone do to Steve Spurrier. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAMl4F49MXY...