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It's a conspiracy, a conspiracy I tell you!
Spurs who already have played a lot on the road early (and have survived well so far) went to the ozone depleted Denver and back home for another tough upcoming game.
How come this type of wierd scheduling never seems to happen to the Fakers and Heat and other Stern network babies etc? I understand the annual rodeo roadtrip but this other stuff is typical NBA BS.
I know, my "bad" this is all worked out by computers fairly.
MadDoc
It's a conspiracy, a conspiracy I tell you!
I'm too lazy to go look up the other team schedules...maybe someone else will....but I'm sure the other teams have to 'suffer' through the same thing the Spurs do.
i guess this is the whining thread for today
The Suns played six of their first eight games on the road with two sets of back-to-backs.
It's not a Conspiracy people!
Enough!
No conspiracy agreed, it still stinks but Spurs will win tonight.
MadDoc
The game @Spurs tonight is also 2nd game of back-to-back for the Jazz, who beat HOU @SLC Friday night, when the Jazz shot 50% from the field and 3's at 67%, 27 ASTs, 46 RBs against HOU's supposedly strong defense.
Spurs are going to have to hustle tonight.
Last edited by boutons; 11-27-2004 at 03:19 PM.
Dumb thread.
Coming from an Aggie = I will take that as a compliment.
MadDoc
Seriously. Conspiracies in the scheduling? Look around man, teams play double doubles, 4 in 5 nights, etc. all the time.
I was jokin, by the way I really respect the Aggies and their fine university etc, and know this is not a conspiracy, but the Spurs do play some very wierd schedules at times. Why not just tag Denver at the beginning or end of a road trip along the way?
MadDoc
The Spurs have 18 back to backs this year, that is 3 more than last year.
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