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rozy wrote:Golf - Fred Couples (from Houston of course)

Uhm....you might want to check your facts here, Rozy.

NFL-Viqueens
CBB- Michigan State
MLB - Twinkies
CFB - MSU
NHL - Red Wings
CHockey- MSU
NBA - not a big fan anymore, but still like the Lakers

BTW- how are golf and tennis individuals part of your team?

NFL: Packers
MLB: Brewers
NBA: Bucks
College: Badgers
NASCAR: Team Petty

Not looking like any of my teams will be hoisting a championship any time soon

NFL: Bolts
MLB: Padres
NCAA All Sports: Notre Dame.....San Diego State
NBA......????? don't care
NHL......Nope....ECHL....Gulls
Team USA.....Always

Dinsdale wrote:

rozy wrote:Golf - Fred Couples (from Houston of course)

Uhm....you might want to check your facts here, Rozy.

Maybe he meant he played for Houston...as in college?

IndyFrisco wrote:

Dinsdale wrote:

rozy wrote:Golf - Fred Couples (from Houston of course)

Uhm....you might want to check your facts here, Rozy.

Maybe he meant he played for Houston...as in college?

Must be it

Exempt Status: Winner, 1996 PLAYERS Championship through 2006 season
Height: 5'11"

Weight: 185

Birthplace: Seattle, WA 10/3/1959

Residence: Santa Barbara, CA

Family: Divorced from Thais (2006)

College: University of Houston

Special Interests: All sports, tennis, antiques, bicycling, vintage cars


Turned Profesionnal: 1980

Q-School: Fall 1980

IndyFrisco wrote:Maybe he meant he played for Houston...as in college?

Maybe we just have different definitions of "from?"

I seem to remember a few years back, there was rain delays at a PGA tourney. I believe it was Freddie, when asked "how do the rain delays affect you," answered "It's strange to me...I'm from Seattle, and we usually just keep playing."


Apparently, Rozy and Freddie have differing opinions on where he's from.

Dinsdale wrote:

IndyFrisco wrote:Maybe he meant he played for Houston...as in college?

Maybe we just have different definitions of "from?"

I seem to remember a few years back, there was rain delays at a PGA tourney. I believe it was Freddie, when asked "how do the rain delays affect you," answered "It's strange to me...I'm from Seattle, and we usually just keep playing."


Apparently, Rozy and Freddie have differing opinions on where he's from.

Rozy must be right....I retract my earlier post

I know what you meant. I just knew he played for UofH and figured that's what he meant.

Fred Couples is the hottest golfer ever.

trev wrote:Fred Couples is the hottest golfer ever.

He's not a team

trev wrote:Fred Couples is the hottest golfer ever.

He's also the inspiration for Shooter McGavin.

I'm forced to give Logan Fan a rare rack.

The thread is about TEAMs, not "hottest golf guy".

Screw you all for making me rack Logan Fan.

BSmack wrote:

trev wrote:Fred Couples is the hottest golfer ever.

He's also the inspiration for Shooter McGavin.

Seriously? Which part? Bad jokes? Asshole? Pretty boy? Conspiracy to kill another golfer? All of the above?

Would like to see an article on that.

Loganfan wrote:

trev wrote:Fred Couples is the hottest golfer ever.

He's not a team

Sorry, I was just saying.

trev wrote:Fred Couples is the hottest golfer ever.

Negatory.

Sincerely,

http://www.nataliegulbis.com/10.html

NFL: Browns
NBA: Cavs
MLB: Indians

In other words: scarred for life.

NHL: I was a Bruins fan when they had Cam Neely and Ray Bourque, but after Neely retired I lost interest. I've warmed up to the Capitals since moving to DC.
Sahkah: The Netherlands
Colleges: Became a fan of Kansas after going there, although i grew up a Buckeye fan.

Degenerate wrote:I've warmed up to the Capitals since moving to DC.

Ovechkin has made them watchable, but they have been complete horseshit since their Stanley Cup finals appearance. Is it their loveable-loser aspect that makes them appealing?

Oh, I forgot to mention my D3 CFB interest -- the Linfield Wildcats, the WINNINGEST CFB TEAM IN HISORY.

50 straight winning seasons, baby!

stuckinia wrote:

Degenerate wrote:I've warmed up to the Capitals since moving to DC.

Ovechkin has made them watchable, but they have been complete horseshit since their Stanley Cup finals appearance. Is it their loveable-loser aspect that makes them appealing?

I moved to DC in '01 and first started paying attention in '02-'03, which was their last playoff squad. Jagr, Bondra, Gonchar and Konowalchuk (one of my all-time favorite psychotics) were all fun to watch in their own way, even if the team wasn't built with unity in mind.

Now, they are garbage, but Ovechkin's shifts make it more than tolerable.

IndyFrisco wrote:

BSmack wrote:

trev wrote:Fred Couples is the hottest golfer ever.

He's also the inspiration for Shooter McGavin.

Seriously? Which part? Bad jokes? Asshole? Pretty boy? Conspiracy to kill another golfer? All of the above?

Would like to see an article on that.

Nah, I wasn't being serious. I was just tossing some bait out for Trev. Either she has remarkable self restraint or she doesn't know who Shooter McGavin is.

But I have heard a few stories about Couples. Very similar to the kind of stories that are floating around about Mickelson in that he's aledged to be a prick when cameras aren't rolling.

My friend works for a wealth management firm that handles some of Mickelson's stuff. He tells me that Mickelson and his wife swing with other couples...

big nipples , big belly, big forehead. whats not to love

-jtr

bbqjones wrote:big nipples , big belly, big forehead. whats not to love

-jtr

-love elvismonster

bbqjones wrote:

bbqjones wrote:big nothing post

-love jct

ftfy

bbqjones wrote:big nipples , big belly, big forehead. whats not to love

-jtr

I didn't know jtr and IB were a couple. :?

Jimmy Medalions wrote:
I didn't know jtr and IB were a couple.

Yeah, they actually met when Jess landed one of his early roles as a coat rack in a episode of Good Times.

NFL: Steelers: since the 70's...those were some brutal times inteh 80's and early 90's
NBA: Blazers (I think)
MLB: Phillies
NHL: You have to be kidding
NCAA: Waterfowl.
NASCAR: I would rather trim azeleas and rhodys in the backyard

NCAA: Nebraska Cornhuskers
NFL: Detroit Lions- Some Day.....
NBA: Sacremento (Formerly Kansas City) Kings
MLB: Minnesota Twins
NHL: Stopped giving a shit after the Northstars went to Dallas...

MLB: white sox
NHL: blackhawks
NFL: no team, sorta follow the iggles, have been since the JB era.
NBA: fuck the nba.
college: wmu broncos.

Dinsdale wrote:

rozy wrote:Golf - Fred Couples (from Houston of course)

Uhm....you might want to check your facts here, Rozy.

Adopted

Better?

MLB- Red Sox
NFL- Patriots
NBA- Celtics (1st proffesional team I ever rooted for)
NHL- Bruins (Not as much as the other three)

NFL: Chiefs. But I am a Texans season ticket holder. I have been to every game and it is tough when they play my beloved Chiefs.

NBA: Not a big fan of the NBA. The only team I can stomach is the Spurs

NHL: Grew up a Bruins fan. Still am. I do like the Stars also.

MLB: I grew up and still am a die hard Red Sox fan. Living in Houston I have been an Astros fan for 20 years.

Soccer: Dynamo and Man U

Golf: Freddy.

NCAA: The University of Texas

Jimmy Medalions wrote:My friend works for a wealth management firm that handles some of Mickelson's stuff. He tells me that Mickelson and his wife swing with other couples...

I have heard similar stuff

War Wagon wrote:NBA: Kings...because they used to be from KC... :x

Go back further and they used to be from Crapchester, although I wasn't around back then.

IndyFrisco wrote:College - Texas A&M (This catagory should not be split into different sports)

Agreed as to the part in parens. However, a few points on that:

1. Many others disagree.
2. I knew I was gonna take a hit for rooting for both the Niners and the Yankees. Splitting college sports set me up for my rebuttal, namely, that it's far more questionable to root for different colleges in different sports than it is to root for pro teams in different cities, given the fact that college teams are far more closely connected to their university than pro teams are to their city.
3. For me personally, the only college sports I pay attention to are football and mens' basketball. I'll root for ND in any sport, but in all likelihood, in any sport other than the two I mentioned, I won't have a clue what's going on unless someone brings it to my attention.

Terry in Crapchester wrote:I knew I was gonna take a hit for rooting for both the Niners and the Yankees.

Huh?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Sin,
Me

BSmack wrote:NFL: Steelers. As a child of the 70s, the Bills were not yet a regional team for western NY. By the time they were, I had already chosen my path.

A lot of people have gotten the misperception, I think from Rome, that everyone in this area is a diehard Bills fan. What they don't realize is that the Bills didn't really become a regional time until the late 80's or early 90's, when, for the first time ever, they became a good team. Many people in this area have other allegiances as a result. Many of the old timers root for either the Giants or the Browns, and some passed that rooting interest onto their kids. Also, nearly every team that had a significantly successful run prior to the Bills becoming a regional team has a healthy fan following here, including the Cowboys, Raiders, Steelers, Dolphins, Vikings, etc. About the sole exception in that regard seems to be the Niners.

My SUNY School had no D-1 sports

No SUNY school had D-1 sports back then, IIRC. Hell, today UB is the only one with a 1-A football program, and even that is a glorified 1-AA program.

Sudden Sam wrote:As a kid, I loved the Yankees. But when Dan Topping sold them and CBS let them go to hell, I started losing interest. Then when Steinbrenner bought them, I hated them even more 'cause I don't like him.

Most Yankee fans I know despise Steinbrenner. The ironic thing is, at least on this board, most of the Yankee haters wish Steinbrenner owned their team.

NFL - Chiefs
MLB - Royals
College - Sooners

College: Trojans
NFL: Green Bay
NBA: Lakers
MLB: Angels
NHL: WGAF