Nba Age Limit.

I want to explore is the notion that players actually benefit from going to college as players. Does going to college make you a better NBA player?  Are players with more college experience better represented in the games elite?  I went through the last 11 seasons including this one to see who's making the All Star Team, and who's making the All NBA team, I also checked to see who's winning the MVP.

Can You Say Climate Change? I Knew you Could.

Why is it every morning I watch weatherpersons talk about this being the hottest March on record with no explanation for why that is so. Yet they won't even mention the only plausible scientific theory available? Even if they don't believe it is man made, shouldn't they as scientist at least attempt to explain there position on it? How long will we act like there is no man behind the curtain?

 No "well 99% of the climate science community believes this is caused by climate change but I don't agree because of XYZ." Or "I believe it's climate change but I can't be sure because of XYZ."

But for these guys to stand in front of the camera's everyday and put on that fake smile and say "I have no idea why this is happening.", and leave it at that is an insult to my intelligence.

Why won't he say this on GMA?

Are You Not Entertained?!

      This Peyton Manning situation is the best example I could give about why I never knocked Lebron for leaving the Cavs and teaming up with Bosh and Wade. Peyton brought that franchise back from the depths of the trash heap. 14 years he carried them on his back. Never had a defense, has gone too many seasons without a running back, never complained, just played and won games.

      Never missed a single game before he got hurt. Soon as he got hurt for the first time ever, is coming back and looking to prove he can still play, the team that he carried on his back for 14 years can send him packing and it be acceptable to say "it's what's best for the team" and it be okay. Well then I don't want to hear anything about a player deciding to take his career into his own hands and saying "this is what's best for me". There's no reward for being loyal to a team for a player. The team will thrown you aside as soon as it's in it's interest to do so. Nor do I expect them to behave differently, I just assert that same liberty be freely afforded to the players.

      Lets stop pretending "Sports" is anything other than what it is. Entertainment. People get paid to play a game. They play at the highest level for our amusement.