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Nightly Q: Who'll Put Up More Points? Barack Obama or Eric Gordon
by CriticalFanatic
>7 days ago

We're introducing a slightly new regular feature you should count on every day. Your place to discuss tonight's important (and sometimes not so much) sporting events and rounding up some of the day's best blogs from around the 'sphere .

Unless you're a political junkie tonight doesn't offer much in the way of compelling television. We officially turn the page on college football and turn our eyes to hoops and try to turn off the sound on this Roger Clemens mess.

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Indiana at Michigan (7, ESPN); Wichita State at Missouri State (7, ESPN2); Florida at Alabama (9, ESPN) - Eric Gordon points or Barack Obama % of votes in NH -- which will be greater? Barack could probably drop double figures on the Wolverines defense right now.
NBA Houston at Washington (7, NBATV)
NHL Colorado at Detroit (7:30 Versus) - Wouldn't Hockeytown make a great place for the next outdoor game, with the natural opponent being the Avs?

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I'll take Obama with 43% and Gordon will get 35 tonight.
 
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I'm calling a close race: Obama 40% , Gordon 38 points
 
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I'll take Obama for 42% and Gordon for 33pts
(I know nothing about politics or basketball, I just wanted to play too.)
 
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Musberger & Lavin or Olbermann & Matthews? I think I will be watching MSNBC.
 
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One of Hillary Clinton's campaign advisers looks like Al Franken in drag. In fact, for a good 5 minutes, I was convinced MSNBC had Al Franken reporting from New Hampshire.
 
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Jon wrote:
One of Hillary Clinton's campaign advisers looks like Al Franken in drag. In fact, for a good 5 minutes, I was convinced MSNBC had Al Franken reporting from New Hampshire.
I thought the exact same thing and couldn't stop laughing. He voice made my head hurt tho.
 
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How did Hillary pull this off tonight?

 
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kantwistaye wrote:

How did Hillary pull this off tonight?

I have no idea. I think a lot of, please don't get mad ladies, irrationally thinking women saw the debate on Saturday and thought that Obama & Edwards were "picking" on Hilary and they came out with a "You go girl" style attitude to show that they won't sit back and let those big mean men pick on our gal.
 
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Jubanator14 wrote:
I have no idea. I think a lot of, please don't get mad ladies, irrationally thinking women saw the debate on Saturday and thought that Obama & Edwards were "picking" on Hilary and they came out with a "You go girl" style attitude to show that they won't sit back and let those big mean men pick on our gal.
Yeah, I'm just stunned right now.  I know she seemed human (for once) yesterday when she cried, but I figured most would look at it as her being weak.  I know its gotta be hell being on the campaign trail, but its not going to get any easier as president.  Super Tuesday is going to be awfully interesting.
 
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kantwistaye wrote:
Yeah, I'm just stunned right now.  I know she seemed human (for once) yesterday when she cried, but I figured most would look at it as her being weak.  I know its gotta be hell being on the campaign trail, but its not going to get any easier as president.  Super Tuesday is going to be awfully interesting.
It will indeed. Oklahoma has the primary on that day so I will get to be apart of the madness. I don't know about you but I really don't want Hillary to get the nomination.
 
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Jubanator14 wrote:
It will indeed. Oklahoma has the primary on that day so I will get to be apart of the madness. I don't know about you but I really don't want Hillary to get the nomination.
Same here.  I want Obama, although I'd willingly settle for Edwards, so tonight was quite the disappointment.  On the bright side, if I vote Republican it will be for McCain so seeing him tonight was nice.
 
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Same here.  I want Obama, although I'd willingly settle for Edwards, so tonight was quite the disappointment.  On the bright side, if I vote Republican it will be for McCain so seeing him tonight was nice.
I too am really feeling Obama. Seems like the kind of guy that can get this country back on the right track. On the Republican side, I am leaning towards Huckabee. Both of them, especially Obama, give the best most powerful speeches I have heard from a candidate in a long time.
 
 
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