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Friday Fire: Who Is the Best Player In the NFL?
Posted in Blogroll, Friday Fire, Mizzo, NFL on November 9, 2007 by mizzo
NFL pundits would have you believe Tom Brady is the best player in the NFL because of the Pats current domination of the lig. Yeah his has riiings, but is he or Peyton Manning the best the league has to offer?
Dat Dude! Interview With Former All-Pro Defensive Lineman, Marcellus Wiley
Posted in Bill Parcells, Blogroll, Brett Favre, Bruce Smith, Buffalo Bills, Curtis Conway, Dallas Cowboys, Dat Dude, Donovan McNabb, Junior Seau, La'Tik, Laila Ali, Marcellus Wiley, Marv Levy, Michael Tillery, Mizzo, Rodney Harrisson, San Diego Chargers, Tiki Harrell, Wade Phillips on November 8, 2007 by mizzo
(Photo by Marc Serota/Getty Images)
In this business, every now and again you come across someone with super human people skills. In Vegas this summer for Chris Webber’s Bada Bling, Marcellus Wiley was kicking it with his people in a way you know was sincere. Dat Dude is the type of person who would speak to you in an elevator during the awkward silence or make conversation with a stranger in the streets below. Those who remember him on the field were most likely drawn to his engaging personality even though his play on the field was as vicious as the hit on Joseph Addai in the pic above. Retiring from the NFL this year, Marcellus has his sights set on making a strong impact on the business world with the same intelligence and strength that enabled him to have a standout NFL career.
Michael Tillery: How did you acquire the moniker Dat Dude?
Derek Rose Will Bang it On Ya Pop!
Posted in Derek Rose, Jason Kidd, LeBron James, Memphis Tigers, Mizzo, Scoop Jackson, Tayshaun Prince on November 7, 2007 by mizzoNext years Rookie of the Year (yeah I’m calling it) highlight mix (turn the sound down if at work).
Interview With Jemele Hill: The Kev Dog Special
Posted in Allen Iverson, Althea Gibson, Andy Reid, Barry Bonds, Ben Wallace, Bill Cosby, Bobby Bowden, Boston Celtics, Carmelo Anthony, Chauncey Billups, Chicago Bulls, Chris Webber, Cleveland Cavaliers, Conference Finals, Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons, Doc Rivers, Donovan McNabb, Dwyane Wade, ESPN, First Take, Houston Rockets, Isiah Thomas, Jason Maxiell, Jason Whitlock, Jemele Hill, Jerry Buss, Jill Scott, Joe Paterno, John Coltrane, John Paxson, Kevin Durant, Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, LeBron James, Luol Deng, Miami Heat, Michael Tillery, Michael Vick, Miles Davis, Mizzo, NBA, NBA Finals, New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks, Orlando Magic, P. J. Carlesimo, Pac Man Jones, Paul Pierce, Phil Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles, Randall Cunningham, Rasheed Wallace, Ray Allen, Richard Hamilton, San Antonio Spurs, Seattle Supersonics, Shaquille O’Neal, Skip Bayless, Stephon Marbury, Tayshaun Prince, Teena Marie, Toronto Raptors, Tracy McGrady, Tyrus Thomas, Utah Jazz, Wimbledon, Zach Randolph with tags Allen Iverson, Althea Gibson, Andy Reid, Barry Bonds, Ben Wallace, Bill Cosby, Black writers, Bobby Bowden, Boston Celtics, Carmelo Anthony, Chauncey Billups, Chicago Bulls, Chris Webber, Cleveland Cavaliers, columnist, Conference Finals, Dallas Cowboys, Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons, Doc Rivers, Donovan McNabb, Dwyane Wade, ESPN, First Take, football, hate, Hip-Hop, Houston Rockets, Isiah Thomas, Jason Maxiel, Jason Maxiell, Jason Whitlock, Jay Goober, Jemele Hill, Jerry Buss, Jill Scott, Jim Gray, Joe Paterno, John Coltrane, John Paxson, journalist, Kevin Durant, Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, LeBron James, love, Luol Deng, Mary J Blige, Miami Heat, Michael Tillery, Michael Vick, Miles Davis, Minnie Ripperton, Mizzo, music, Naima, NBA, NBA Finals, New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks, NFL, Orlando Magic, P. J. Carlesimo, Pac Man Jones, Paul Pierce, Phil Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles, Racism, Randall Cunningham, Rasheed Wallace, Ray Allen, Richard Hamilton, Roger Goodell, Sade, San Antonio Spurs, Seattle Supersonics, Shaquille O’Neal, Skip Bayless, soul, Sports, Stephon Marbury, Stevie Wonder, Tayshaun Prince, Teena Marie, Terell Owens, The Kev Dog Special, The Starting Five, Toronto Raptors, Tracy McGrady, TSF, Tyrus Thomas, Utah Jazz, Wimbledon, women, writer, writing, Zach Randolph on November 6, 2007 by mizzo
Do you really think you know me?
Jemele Hill, columnist for ESPN.com, has caught some flack around these parts. This is an age where some media entities represent Disney eared, Aaron McGruder caricatures adorned with extra teenie glasses whose sole aim is to pander to the disillusioned masses–themselves jackasses. You all know where I personally stand with Jemele. Similar to what we have here with the TSF creative, I wanted to engage you with provocative thoughts of visualizing where she stands in OUR collective hearts. There’s no one in journalism like her and she hears it from everyone. Could you imagine being in the center of a room with your eyes closed and wearing headphones? Opening your eyes, you are bombarded with screaming criticism from any and everyone. The faces are Black. The faces are White…Brown and so on and so forth. There are men. There are women and even youngsters.
You stand up with a sista burned fire ready to snap.. As you remove the headphones, the faces and voices fade to black like rescinding fog in a bizarro world. You wonder to yourself , “What the hell is going on?” Thinking aloud… “Is this my professional existence? Is this what I signed up for? Am I supposed to care what these strangers think? Why are they so passionate about the words I write? Do they scream their loved ones way, like they spew hatred and venom in my comment section every day?
Why do all these people want my writing to just go away?
I tell you what, this my destiny. I do this for the love. I’m here to stay no matter what they say….
Read Jemele’s archived work here.
Bonds Will Boycott Cooperstown If 756 Has an Asterisk and It’s Fine With The Starting Five
Posted in Barry Bonds, Chuck D, Cooperstown, Gilbert Arenas, Hall of Fame, Mark Ecko, Mizzo, Public Enemy, sports and ethics on November 2, 2007 by mizzoBarry Bonds will boycott the Cooperstown Hall of Fame if record breaking home run ball is branded with an asterisk.
Good for you Barry! You have TSF’s vote!
Few athletes have the balls to stand up for what is right. Money is king in the eyes of most and the idea of losing it precipitates silence strictly out of fear. Whether or not you agree with Barry Bonds is irrelevant. The fact remains that no one is close to his numbers regardless of how many needles they stuck in their asses. I applaud Barry in this instance, because I do agree with him. The hatred associated with his existence is the most sickening display of humanity I’ve personally witnessed–in sports of course.
Kobe Trade News; NBA Scores; Jackie and Doug Christie Launch Internet Radio Show; Hingis Retires..Again;Jags Take a Hit, So Do the Padres ; Bounty Hunters Use Slurs Too
Posted in Blogroll, Jacksonvile Jags, Kobe Bryant, Marcus Stroud, Mike Cameron, Mizzo, NBA, San Diego Padres on November 1, 2007 by mizzo
Lil Stevie swinging like everyone else
Kobe will veto Chicago Bulls trade if Luol Deng is included.
Deng is very much in play in the conversations between Chicago and Los Angeles, ESPN.com has learned.
And it’s mainly because of Bryant’s wishes that Deng is still wearing a Chicago uniform.
A source with knowledge of the trade talks said Deng has been included in proposals swapped between the teams, but Bryant has continually threatened to veto almost any deal in which Deng would be included. Bryant wants to be sure that the team he joins has enough talent remaining to compete for the NBA title.
