Friday, July 4, 2008

TEXAS TECH RED RAIDERS Mini-Replica NCAA Basketball CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT

Measuring approximately 2 5/8" in diameter, Topperscot's mini-replica basketball ornaments are made to look like a real basketball including the panels and leather looking texture! Featuring a team logo on the front of the basketball, these ornaments are a must for any sports fan's tree. Each ornament comes packaged in a reusable display box so it can be packed and stored easily and be ready for the next holiday season! All of our items are brand new from the manufacturer, and have never been used. We have been in business since 1987 and have been selling online since 1999. We will be listing many more items in the days and weeks to come! Please come back to our Amazon store, and look for our other Sports Collector's items. Feel free to E-mail your questions or requests to: sales@wesellsports.com


I had been looking forward to a Celtics-Lakers final for a while now, but after the last two games, I don't think I can watch Rondo and Doc do their best to throw games away anymore. Sitting there and watching last night's game was, quite possibly, the most frustrating experience of my entire life.

Why bring in a NBA veteran point guard who has proven himself time and time again if you're not going to play him? Rondo is, at best, a back-up point guard who can bring some energy off the bench when needed. He's great when the Celtics are up and the Pistons are coasting and there's absolutely no pressure on him, but God forbid if the Pistons happen to play a little defense and turn up the pressure!For those of you who have always wondered exactly what the phrase "looks like a deer in headlights" means, pause the tivo on Rondo's face when the game is on the line and urine is dripping down his thigh.

The worst thing about this whole situation is the infamous Doc Rivers refuses to take him out. If you want him to learn and get better, then take him out and calm him down! It's like Doc is trying to prove that his way is better than the obvious and easy way. Coaching, in the NBA, isn't brain surgery. These guys have been playing ball their whole life and they've seen it all. If a kid isn't performing, take him our and put someone in who will.

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