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If there are any Michiganders in here, theres one that I'm familiar with called CLASH WRESTLING whom tour the state. Here's a recent recap video or sampler so to speak if you're unfamiliar w/ it - -

YouTube: CLASH Wrestling: CLASH vs. CHIKARA Recap Music Video

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* Two teams of usually between 11 and 18 players; some variations that have fewer players (five or more per team) are also popular.
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* A clearly defined area in which to play the game.
* Scoring goals or points, by moving the ball to an opposing team's end of the field and either into a goal area, or over a line.
* Goals or points resulting from players putting the ball between two goalposts.
* The goal or line being defended by the opposing team.
* Players being required to move the ball—depending on the code—by kicking, carrying, or hand-passing the ball.
* Players using only their body to move the ball.]]> http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3244.html Sat, 06 Mar 2010 05:45:03 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3244.html http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3243.html Sat, 06 Mar 2010 00:18:41 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3243.html
Medical personnel rushed over to the Pistons’ bench with a stretcher. Play was halted for 12 minutes as the medical staff worked on Stuckey, placed an oxygen mask on his face and wheeled him into an ambulance.

Sad, I was watching the game. It was down for like 12 minutes, just everyone in shock in the arena.]]>
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Sad, I was watching the game. It was down for like 12 minutes, just everyone in shock in the arena.]]> http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3242.html Fri, 05 Mar 2010 10:06:09 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3242.html ]]> ]]> http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3241.html Thu, 04 Mar 2010 23:48:48 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3241.html Coach Tom Craft got fired]]> Coach Tom Craft got fired]]> http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3240.html Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:51:08 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3240.html

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This isn't the Cubs.

Pretty soon, Detroit games will be considered "Prime" games, like the White Sox do for the Red Sox/Yankee/Cub games.]]> http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3231.html Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:15:35 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3231.html How are you?
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This is Candy, from china, likes making friends and travel and cooking.
Nice to meet you here.
Hoping we can be friends.
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Please add.]]> http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3230.html Fri, 26 Feb 2010 03:44:04 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3230.html http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3224.html Mon, 22 Feb 2010 20:30:46 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3224.html
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Any opinions?]]> http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3223.html Sat, 20 Feb 2010 20:49:43 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3223.html - K. Dansby ---> Chargers, Giants, Dolphins, Redskins
- J. Porter ---> Chargers, 49ers, Cardinals
- T. Thomas ---> Raiders
- J. Peppers ---> Broncos, Chiefs, Chargers, Browns, Saints, Giants
- L. Tomlinson ---> Texans, Broncos
- T. Owens ---> Bengals
- M. Vick ---> Rams
- A. Bryant ---> Ravens, Browns, Panthers, Dolphins, Patriots

Looks good for the Bengals. I was right when I thought LT should go to the Texans. Vick would make such a good fit for the Rams.]]> - K. Dansby ---> Chargers, Giants, Dolphins, Redskins
- J. Porter ---> Chargers, 49ers, Cardinals
- T. Thomas ---> Raiders
- J. Peppers ---> Broncos, Chiefs, Chargers, Browns, Saints, Giants
- L. Tomlinson ---> Texans, Broncos
- T. Owens ---> Bengals
- M. Vick ---> Rams
- A. Bryant ---> Ravens, Browns, Panthers, Dolphins, Patriots

Looks good for the Bengals. I was right when I thought LT should go to the Texans. Vick would make such a good fit for the Rams.]]> http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3222.html Sat, 20 Feb 2010 20:41:31 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3222.html
He has reached the stage of acceptance.

After a month of proclaiming he did not know what his future would be, the certain Hall of Famer said Thursday he knows he has played his last game as a Charger.

“I’m not coming back,” Tomlinson said. “I don’t believe I’ll be back in San Diego. I’ve accepted it.”

Tomlinson, who has two years remaining on his contract, said neither he nor his agent has spoken with the Chargers since the season ended. He has simply read the writing on the wall.

“I just felt like it was over,” Tomlinson said.

All that’s left now is for the breakup to become official, which likely won’t happen for a few weeks.

Tomlinson is due a $2 million roster bonus March 5 and would be paid $5 million in total salary in 2010. As part of the renegotiated contract he signed last March, he is guaranteed $1 million by the Chargers for next season.

Tomlinson said whenever the Chargers do let him go he will search for another team and will “definitely” play next season. The man whose 12,490 career rushing yards rank eighth in NFL history and whose 153 touchdowns rank third believes he can still be a productive rusher.

A trade is highly unlikely for two reasons.

First, any team interested in him would almost certainly not want to pay $5 million for a running back who will be 31 in June and who averaged 3.3 yards per carry in 2009. Also, sources said last year when the sides were reworking Tomlinson’s deal that the Chargers would not trade him out of respect. That is probably still the sentiment within the organization.

Reached out of town Thursday, General Manager A.J. Smith wouldn’t comment directly about Tomlinson’s situation.

“First of all, we haven’t even met on San Diego Chargers players for 2010,” Smith said. “We tentatively will make some decisions on the 4th or 5th of March, unless we have a directive from the league that tells us they’re pushing the date back.”

The 2010 league year begins at 12:01 a.m. EST March 5. With looming labor unrest, there is a possibility that date could be pushed back, but many league sources have said they consider such a move unlikely.

During Thursday’s phone interview with The San Diego Union-Tribune, Tomlinson spoke of his future and his past, pausing several times.

“It’s a mixed feeling,” he said. “It’s mixed emotions. I’ve spent nine years of my life here, pretty much my youth. I gave the organization everything I have. I enjoyed the community.

“But there is a part I won’t miss. The football part is fun. But the business part sucks. I won’t miss that.”

Tomlinson said he doesn’t know when the Chargers will release him. He said his agent might call the team to expedite the process.

Tomlinson also intimated why it’s time to move on, saying he felt “disconnected” from his teammates much of this past season.

“I felt like I wasn’t as close for whatever reason to what was going on,” he said.

Tomlinson held out as an example the fact that he did not know until later that receiver Vincent Jackson was pulled over by police a few hours before the Chargers’ Jan. 17 playoff loss to the New York Jets and cited for driving with a suspended license.

“I had no idea,” Tomlinson said. “I’m supposed to be a captain on the team. I could have gone over and said, ‘Bro, are you OK? You need to get it under control, get your head right for the game.’ ”

Tomlinson said he would have been told in the past if such a thing had happened.

Tomlinson also elaborated Thursday on a radio interview he gave earlier this week in which he questioned the team’s mentality, saying players were about themselves and not always focused on the whole. He did not back off and even stated some things stronger than he had previously.

He said there is a direct correlation between things that happen off the field — “nightclubs, stuff at people’s house having parties, stuff that gets out and is a distraction” — and the Chargers’ performance on the field.

Tomlinson said there are “great character guys” on the team but that a lack of focus by certain players contributed to the loss to the Jets, a game in which the Chargers committed numerous costly and uncharacteristic penalties.

“It makes a difference on how you react,” Tomlinson said. “Their focus was somewhere other than where it needed to be — on the field. We talked over and over about that. We had extra sessions on that as players. And then we go out and that stuff happens. So what else could it be?”

He also said there are players overly concerned about their contracts. A number of Chargers have been rewarded in past years with multiyear deals, but some of the team’s stars are without that security.

“That was a big focus,” Tomlinson said. “A lot of guys got the contracts. Guys see that other guys got paid and taken care of and they’re like, ‘Why ain’t nobody talking to me?’ It became a problem.”

Tomlinson said all season that he was happy, even in a diminished role. He explained Thursday why he kept his feelings inside until recently.

“There are certain things you can’t lash out about, especially when you’re winning,” he said.

The Chargers won 11 straight games to finish the regular season 13-3. Tomlinson reiterated his shock at the loss to the Jets but said he was concerned the underlying issue of focus would manifest at some point.

“I didn’t think it would show itself until we went up against a team like the Colts,” he said, referring to the AFC champions who are playing in Sunday’s Super Bowl.

Still, he believes the Chargers are close to being a championship team.

“It’s just going to take a little more effort by guys,” he said. “I don’t think we realize how focused and how determined we’ve got to be if we want to get to the Super Bowl. … I don’t know what it is — growing up, dedication.”

Knowing he is not going to be in San Diego, he said he is speaking out for the good of the team.

“Hopefully,” Tomlinson said, “I leave some wisdom to the leaders that are left behind.”


Now the only question is who will take him. I think he'd make a good fit on the Houston Texans. Reason being is that they lack that running back to take them to the next level. Does he still have his skill? Probably not. Is he still a top 15 RB? Yes.]]>
He has reached the stage of acceptance.

After a month of proclaiming he did not know what his future would be, the certain Hall of Famer said Thursday he knows he has played his last game as a Charger.

“I’m not coming back,” Tomlinson said. “I don’t believe I’ll be back in San Diego. I’ve accepted it.”

Tomlinson, who has two years remaining on his contract, said neither he nor his agent has spoken with the Chargers since the season ended. He has simply read the writing on the wall.

“I just felt like it was over,” Tomlinson said.

All that’s left now is for the breakup to become official, which likely won’t happen for a few weeks.

Tomlinson is due a $2 million roster bonus March 5 and would be paid $5 million in total salary in 2010. As part of the renegotiated contract he signed last March, he is guaranteed $1 million by the Chargers for next season.

Tomlinson said whenever the Chargers do let him go he will search for another team and will “definitely” play next season. The man whose 12,490 career rushing yards rank eighth in NFL history and whose 153 touchdowns rank third believes he can still be a productive rusher.

A trade is highly unlikely for two reasons.

First, any team interested in him would almost certainly not want to pay $5 million for a running back who will be 31 in June and who averaged 3.3 yards per carry in 2009. Also, sources said last year when the sides were reworking Tomlinson’s deal that the Chargers would not trade him out of respect. That is probably still the sentiment within the organization.

Reached out of town Thursday, General Manager A.J. Smith wouldn’t comment directly about Tomlinson’s situation.

“First of all, we haven’t even met on San Diego Chargers players for 2010,” Smith said. “We tentatively will make some decisions on the 4th or 5th of March, unless we have a directive from the league that tells us they’re pushing the date back.”

The 2010 league year begins at 12:01 a.m. EST March 5. With looming labor unrest, there is a possibility that date could be pushed back, but many league sources have said they consider such a move unlikely.

During Thursday’s phone interview with The San Diego Union-Tribune, Tomlinson spoke of his future and his past, pausing several times.

“It’s a mixed feeling,” he said. “It’s mixed emotions. I’ve spent nine years of my life here, pretty much my youth. I gave the organization everything I have. I enjoyed the community.

“But there is a part I won’t miss. The football part is fun. But the business part sucks. I won’t miss that.”

Tomlinson said he doesn’t know when the Chargers will release him. He said his agent might call the team to expedite the process.

Tomlinson also intimated why it’s time to move on, saying he felt “disconnected” from his teammates much of this past season.

“I felt like I wasn’t as close for whatever reason to what was going on,” he said.

Tomlinson held out as an example the fact that he did not know until later that receiver Vincent Jackson was pulled over by police a few hours before the Chargers’ Jan. 17 playoff loss to the New York Jets and cited for driving with a suspended license.

“I had no idea,” Tomlinson said. “I’m supposed to be a captain on the team. I could have gone over and said, ‘Bro, are you OK? You need to get it under control, get your head right for the game.’ ”

Tomlinson said he would have been told in the past if such a thing had happened.

Tomlinson also elaborated Thursday on a radio interview he gave earlier this week in which he questioned the team’s mentality, saying players were about themselves and not always focused on the whole. He did not back off and even stated some things stronger than he had previously.

He said there is a direct correlation between things that happen off the field — “nightclubs, stuff at people’s house having parties, stuff that gets out and is a distraction” — and the Chargers’ performance on the field.

Tomlinson said there are “great character guys” on the team but that a lack of focus by certain players contributed to the loss to the Jets, a game in which the Chargers committed numerous costly and uncharacteristic penalties.

“It makes a difference on how you react,” Tomlinson said. “Their focus was somewhere other than where it needed to be — on the field. We talked over and over about that. We had extra sessions on that as players. And then we go out and that stuff happens. So what else could it be?”

He also said there are players overly concerned about their contracts. A number of Chargers have been rewarded in past years with multiyear deals, but some of the team’s stars are without that security.

“That was a big focus,” Tomlinson said. “A lot of guys got the contracts. Guys see that other guys got paid and taken care of and they’re like, ‘Why ain’t nobody talking to me?’ It became a problem.”

Tomlinson said all season that he was happy, even in a diminished role. He explained Thursday why he kept his feelings inside until recently.

“There are certain things you can’t lash out about, especially when you’re winning,” he said.

The Chargers won 11 straight games to finish the regular season 13-3. Tomlinson reiterated his shock at the loss to the Jets but said he was concerned the underlying issue of focus would manifest at some point.

“I didn’t think it would show itself until we went up against a team like the Colts,” he said, referring to the AFC champions who are playing in Sunday’s Super Bowl.

Still, he believes the Chargers are close to being a championship team.

“It’s just going to take a little more effort by guys,” he said. “I don’t think we realize how focused and how determined we’ve got to be if we want to get to the Super Bowl. … I don’t know what it is — growing up, dedication.”

Knowing he is not going to be in San Diego, he said he is speaking out for the good of the team.

“Hopefully,” Tomlinson said, “I leave some wisdom to the leaders that are left behind.”


Now the only question is who will take him. I think he'd make a good fit on the Houston Texans. Reason being is that they lack that running back to take them to the next level. Does he still have his skill? Probably not. Is he still a top 15 RB? Yes.]]> http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3221.html Sat, 20 Feb 2010 20:39:10 -0800 http://www.sportforum.net/thread-3221.html
Playing 26 minutes, Jamison finished with two points, seven rebounds, an assist and a steal.

Stephen Jackson (9-of-17) played well for the Bobcats, finishing with 29 points, eight rebounds and four assists (though, five turnovers). Boris Diaw had 18 points and nine rebounds. And All-Star Gerald Wallace contributed 18 points, five rebounds and an impressive nine assists.

For the Cavs, LeBron James had an extremely quiet night with 22 points, three assists, nine rebounds and four steals.

As a team, the Cavs shot just 39.0%. They amazingly shot better from three-point range than overall, hitting 12-of-29 (41.4%) from outside the arc.

Charlotte had 10 more rebounds than Cleveland, and had 27 assists compared to just 15 for Cleveland.

Jamison is obviously a better player than he showed today, so this is a fluke, but it’s worth keeping an eye on Cavs team chemistry over the next 1-2 weeks.

Well, I think that he could have had a better game obviously. I think that they'll go the finals easily now, but they really need him to step up.]]>
Playing 26 minutes, Jamison finished with two points, seven rebounds, an assist and a steal.

Stephen Jackson (9-of-17) played well for the Bobcats, finishing with 29 points, eight rebounds and four assists (though, five turnovers). Boris Diaw had 18 points and nine rebounds. And All-Star Gerald Wallace contributed 18 points, five rebounds and an impressive nine assists.

For the Cavs, LeBron James had an extremely quiet night with 22 points, three assists, nine rebounds and four steals.

As a team, the Cavs shot just 39.0%. They amazingly shot better from three-point range than overall, hitting 12-of-29 (41.4%) from outside the arc.

Charlotte had 10 more rebounds than Cleveland, and had 27 assists compared to just 15 for Cleveland.

Jamison is obviously a better player than he showed today, so this is a fluke, but it’s worth keeping an eye on Cavs team chemistry over the next 1-2 weeks.

Well, I think that he could have had a better game obviously. I think that they'll go the finals easily now, but they really need him to step up.]]>