Monroe: Injured Spurs Closer To Returning

[SenorSpur]

I'll be willing to bet that Oberto hits the floor before Ian. In the meantime, I'm not putting too much stock in Ian's pending debut. I'll believe it when I see it.

[DUNCANownsKOBE2]

I am very sad about cowboys, I miss those championship days

what did you expect when the QB chokes in big , even if they made the playoffs Romo would have just continued his legacy as the NFL's T-Mac and lost to the Vikings.

[mexicanjunior]

Sympathy pains: Popovich said he could feel the pain of the Dallas Cowboys, eliminated from the NFL playoff picture on Sunday when they were embarrassed by the Philadelphia Eagles 44-6.

“I don't think anyone cares what my thoughts on the Cowboys are,” he said, “but I feel for them. If you've coached, or played sports, you know the feeling. It's not a good one, so I feel for them.”

Bruce Bowen, the Spurs' No. 1 Cowboys fan, said the demise of his favorite NFL team offered lessons for the Spurs and anyone else who understands what produces sports success.

“It's very disappointing,” Bowen said of Sunday's painful showing by his favorites, “but character wins out over talent any day, at least in my book. You can see how infectious certain characters can be down the end of the road.”

Bowen declined to name which of the Cowboys characters he considered “infectious,” but he made it clear he believed the Cowboys were doomed by self-centered players.

“In sports, we're constantly telling kids that you have to have the right at ude,” he said, “and this is something that magnifies when you don't have a team-first mentality.”

Bowen made me love him that much more with his Cowboys analysis...