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Oklahoma City Thunder – Kevin Durant & Russell Westbrook Love Playing James Harden
It’s not like Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook are angry with their former teammate and best friend James Harden, but it seems they take great joy in beating him. The Oklahoma City Thunder simply have too much offense and the right kind of defense for the Houston Rockets to handle.
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Louisville Cardinals – Chane Behanan Takes Over Rivalry
There’s no definite answer to what is the biggest rivalry in College Basketball, but when Kentucky plays Louisville, it’s probably as good as it gets. After four consecutive losses to the Wildcats, Chane Behanan and Russ Smith proved to be too much of a difference as one of the best teams in the nation outplayed the athletic and too young team built in Lexington.
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2012 NFL Season – Packers vs Vikings Predictions
It’s been quite a while, over three years, since the Minnesota Vikings last managed to beat the Green Bay Packers. On the last game of the 2012 NFL regular season, they’re probably going to have to do it, with Adrian Peterson breaking a rushing record or not, in order to make the postseason.
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2012 NFL Season – Cowboys vs Redskins Predictions
It couldn’t get any simpler than that on the last day of the regular season – Win, and you clinch the NFC East title and go to the playoffs. Lose, and it’s over. The Dallas Cowboys already lost this season to the Washington Redskins. They can’t afford to do that again.
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Syracuse Orange – Prince-Tyson Gulley Loves Running in the Snow
Next season they’ll be in the ACC, but Syracuse had a proper send off to their Big East days by dominating and winning in the New Era Pinstripe bowl, that wouldn’t allow two pass happy teams to put the ball in the air, so they simply had to work on the ground. Prince-Tyson Gulley did the rest of the work for the Orange from there.
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Michigan State Spartans – Le’Veon Bell Lays Winning Groundwork
The easy to spot hero of the game was Dan Conroy with a 47 yard field goal with one minute left in the fourth quarter, winning the game for Michigan State. The real hero? Le’Veon Bell, who carried a dysfunctional offense all season long in the Big Ten and once again in the Bowl Game, to finish the season on a high note, and just above .500.
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Texas Longhorns – David Ash Erases Past Mistakes
A slow start and the memory of getting pulled out of a game in the regular season didn’t stop David Ash from following through on the claims that Texas have a quarterback again. Life was difficult in the first half, but Ash ended up with his hand on top, throwing two fourth quarter game winning touchdowns and end a weird season for the Longhorns on a very high note.
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Manchester City – Stick to Sergio Aguero and Edin Dzeko as Strikers
Roberto Mancini loves rotations, but too much of anything is simply bad for your team, especially when there’s an obvious difference in the quality between the players in the Manchester City strike force. While Carlos Tevez is a very capable scorer and player altogether, there’s no doubt that playing with both Sergio Aguero and Edin Dzeko is the most beneficial to this team.
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Transfer Rumors 2013 – Wesley Sneijder From Inter to Liverpool
One week we here one thing, the other week it’s completely different. It looked like Wesley Sneijder was going to North London, but according to Italian media, the Dutch midfielder will be leaving Inter for Northwest England and joining Liverpool Football Club in the upcoming January transfer window.
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Arsenal FC – Theo Walcott Proving Something to Someone
Since regaining his full time starter status, Theo Walcott has been playing like a man with something to prove. In the United States they usually call it a contract year, and it looks Walcott, also getting to play as a striker instead of the right winger most of the time, is showing Arsenal and Arsene Wenger it might be wise to get the negotiations over with.