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Historically the Saints are about as relevant as the Memphis Grizzlies.
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Historically the Saints are about as relevant as the Memphis Grizzlies.
What's the over/under on the age of 121-63s1? I say 17.
We're headed for a Saints/Colts Super Bowl. How will 121-63s1 decide whom to root for? How does one determine which team is more popular?
Historically the Saints are about as relevant as the Memphis Grizzlies.
I don't know who's easier to troll. mavfan or lakerfan
mavfan is not the one getting trolled in this thread.
If the pro bowl roster comes out before then, I think he goes with who has the most.
C'mon findog. In post #34, you say your team will be the #4 seed and we will be the 7 or 8 seed(when you are saying we won't meet up in the 1st round. Right before this, you say it's to early to tell when the will happen(which was correct). thats a contradiction
The 1st seed plays the 8th seed.
The 2nd seed plays the 7th seed.
The 3rd seed plays the 6th seed.
The 4th seed plays the 5th seed.
The top four seeds have home-court advantage, except in the case of 4-5, in which the team with the better regular-season record has HCA. The 4 winners advance to the semifinals, which is also best of 7 in a 2-2-1-1-1 format. Then the two teams left standing meet in the conference finals (which 121-63 has never advanced to). The Conference Champion meets the East Champ in what is called the NBA Finals. The team with the best regular-season record will have home court advantage in a 2-3-2 format. The NBA Champion is awarded the Larry O'Brien Trophy.
Well, Manning and Birthmark McDisfigurement are the two best QBs in the league and are both the faves to win MVP. Don't you think he'll actually go with the winner of that award?
Well hopefully he realizes who the best QB in the nfl from Purdue is, and goes with the SEC guy instead.
lol my caps lock is messed up
What?
I guess his shift key is messed up too.
Lol this ing Maricon. Well its not a suprise, you root for another Maricon in Cp3. .
This was the most important regular season game of all time. OF ALL TIME!!!
Kind of says where 121-63 is as a franchise when their fans their pants over an early November game.
Stupid mavsfan, you're just making excuses nothing new here. November 4, 2009 got!!!
Well, I wish Dirk didn't rain on my parade or I would be ting on all you mav fans!!
Why do that when we can both laugh at 121-63?
You have a point!
Let's not give Miami too much credit. That team sucked balls by "championship team" standards and I'll say it until the end, got bailed out by some horrendous officiating. The Mavs themselves would have been remembered as a weak champion too, though.
No, that team was very solid. Let's not sell ourselves short to make it more "acceptable" to the other posters. That team was good, what happened was just unfortunate. We were first in the league in offense, even better than the ridiculously offensively talented Suns team, and 7th in opponent PPG.
Teams with over 50 wins don't suck. The worst championship team ever is the 78 Bullets. That was the year Portland was defending their le and started out 50-10 before Walton broke his foot. The Blazers were by far the best team in basketball that year, and when Big Red went down, that opened the door for a bunch of pretenders to grab the le. The Bullets went 44-38 and had a point differential of 0.9. They beat a 47-35 Sonics team in the Finals. Seattle started out 5-24 or some before rallying to make the playoffs.
The Mavs won 60 games that year and beat the defending champs on the road to advance. They obviously weren't the 2001 Lakers, but a "weak" champion they wouldn't have been.
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