Mills vs. Curry

Should be a great game tonight: Davidson @ SMC in the NIT. (8:30pm, ESPN2).

Patty Mills vs. Stephen Curry... This should be one heck of a matchup, but I think SMC wins, with superior team talent and playing at home.

Go Gaels!

SMC wins 80 - 68. Too bad Patty Mills wasn't ready to play in the Big Dance.

Also. OSU continues to buy home games and continues to roll in their tournament. Keep it up and they may finish .500.

This is a little off topic, but not totally. If you are ever offered the chance to live on the East Coast, I would say turn that opportunity down. Unless you work like a noon-8 job. This is the most awful timezone for watching sports, I fall asleep before anything important happens and wake up so early that I could watch 11 hours of SportsCenter. I really miss being able to roll out of bed, stumble to the couch and watch football all day. Now I have to wake up, entertain myself for half the day, watch 2 1/2 games and fall asleep at halftime of the darn night game.

The West Coast is definitely the best time zone to watch sports in, which makes no sense to me why "the worldwide leader" would be way out here where everything happens tomorrow. Ok, it does make sense to me for other reasons, but I just want to complain.

Anyway, what I was trying to say is, I really wanted to watch that game, but I fell asleep before it started. Yay me!

I've gotten so used to taping games and watching them the next day....it's sad. By the way, can you still call it "taping" when you are "DVRing"? I can't bring myself to say DVRing - doesn't sound right.

I don't have a DVR right now. Stupid Marriott with their stupid Comcast.

Umm, I have Comcast and a DVR...?

Sports are the only thing I seem to watch live any more... everything else gets the DVR so I can fast forward and replay as much as I want. Even just starting to watch the recorded version of shows 15 minutes after they start is awesome... skip commercials...

God I miss my DVR!

PilotNut wrote:Umm, I have Comcast and a DVR...?

Sports are the only thing I seem to watch live any more... everything else gets the DVR so I can fast forward and replay as much as I want. Even just starting to watch the recorded version of shows 15 minutes after they start is awesome... skip commercials...

It sounds like you've got your priorities straight.

Yes, I know Comcast has a DVR. I just don't exactly have a choice on my television package right now...