I like the fact that 106.7 the Fan has been focusing so much on the Caps of late. Obviously today Georgetown and George Mason play some very big college basketball games, but the Caps is truly what we have in this town to talk about until the Nats start playing baseball, and after that, the [...]
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Bait and Switch
Posted in Capitals, Hoyas, NCAA Basketball on March 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Chad Dukes thinks I’m funny
Posted in Capitals, NCAA Basketball, Redskins, Wizards on March 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Sadly, Cornell’s run ended last night. We played hard in the 2nd half and I thought when we got it down to 6, we had a chance, but it wasn’t to be. Our boys can hold their heads high though. As for me, now that Syracuse, who I was rooting against, is out, the tournament is [...]
Big Red’s Big Weekend and other D.C. sports news
Posted in Capitals, NCAA Basketball, Wizards on March 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
All of you would have said that I need to get my head checked if I told you only four days ago, that Georgetown and Maryland would both be out of the tournament and Cornell would still be dancing in the Sweet 16. Hell, I would have gotten my head checked. But truthfully, if you [...]
Big Red’s Big Day
Posted in NCAA Basketball, Wizards on March 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Well my alma-mater won a game for the 1st time in school history. That’s right folks, Cornell did what Georgetown couldn’t: win a 1st round tournament game. Georgetown’s loss still stings, but Cornell’s victory definitely puts a smile on my face. I only watched the 2nd half of the game, but honestly, it seems like [...]
In need of an upper & ‘double red vision’
Posted in Hoyas, NCAA Basketball on February 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Georgetown Hoyas can beat any other team in the country. Today’s game against Rutgers proves once again that they can lose to just about anyone in the country. My old man tried to console me about the loss by saying that none of this matters because what matters is what happens in March. But [...]