Archive for December, 2005
Miami is Next for Pistons’ NBA Resurgence
Thursday, December 29th, 2005
The Detroit Pistons haven’t lost a game in the NBA in two weeks, not since a bad second half against the Utah Jazz did them in on Dec. 12.
Since then, they have won seven straight games, and only one, the double-overtime thriller against Memphis, was really close.
”I think our whole team has picked it up,” […]
Yellow Jackets take on Utes in Emerald Bowl
Thursday, December 29th, 2005
Playing in its ninth consecutive bowl game, 24th-ranked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (7-4) prepares to face one of the nation’s most prolific offenses as the Yellow Jackets take on Utah Utes (6-5) in the Emerald Bowl, Dec. 29 in San Francisco at SBC Park.
The Jackets feature one of the nation’s top defenses, led by a […]
Sooners out to smash Ducks in Holiday Bowl
Thursday, December 29th, 2005
For the first time in their illustrious history, the Oklahoma Sooners are going to play in the Pacific Life Holiday Bowl in San Diego. OU will collide with the Oregon Ducks, a team it met last year in Norman and will see again in Eugene, Ore., next season.
Oregon traveled to Norman in early 2004, falling […]
NBA Thursday will see How the Nuggets Crumble from a Sonic Boom by Seattle
Thursday, December 29th, 2005
The Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis show has produced big nights for Seattle, but had been unfulfilling for the Sonics, who have limped through the first part of the NBA season.
But as 2005 winds to a close, there are signs of an offensive evolution taking place.
On Monday night, reserve guard Ronald Murray scored a season-high […]
New Faces, Similar NBA Tradition
Thursday, December 29th, 2005
It’s almost time once again for NBA basketball’s grandest and biggest stage, the NBA Finals, as NBA teams jockey for that seat atop the plateau of basketball supremacy. As of this writing, the Detroit Pistons have a quarter-mile lead over the rest of the pack but don’t count teams like Miami and San Antonio just […]
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