Sports: According to a Girl

It's Not Crazy, It's Sports

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For those of you who want to see Jay Harris (ex-Michigan State incoming freshman) aka Jay Datbull’s music video, you can check it out here.

Let me FOREWARN you that it is absolutely terrible. The person who filmed it did an awful job, the music is terrible, and the lyrics are even worse (if that is possible). And yes… I actually like rap music, but this has got to be the worst thing I have ever listened to. 

VIEWER DISCLOSER: The lyrics are not appropriate for young views and he smokes weed constantly in the video.

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Jay Harris says no to Michigan State, decides to become a rapper

Jay Harris, Downingtown East’s star wide receiver, phoned a Michigan State assistant and broke the news. 

He would not be a Spartan.

It was not a rival program that drew Harris, but instead a different career path. The 5-foot-1, 162-pound senior said he wants to make it as a rapper.

Philly.com wrote that Jay Harri is 5’1”, that is a typo. He is 5’11”. 

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Somebody emailed me and he goes,

‘Colin, you’re right about the NHL. It’s not for everybody. I love it, but I understand I’m the minority on this one. … The NHL doesn’t seem to know who it is. There’s two teams in Florida and none in Wisconsin. Wisconsin is mad for high school hockey, mad for college hockey. And yet there is no team in Wisconsin, and two in Florida. The NHL needs to understand who they are.’

This is a very good point. The only way stuff works in America (borderline sports) is when we have people pummel us. We don’t give a rip about hockey, until we are facing the world and the world is mocking us in the Olympics. The biggest sporting moment, in my life, was team USA hockey beating Russia. With out question, is the biggest sporting moment in my life. Hockey. Bigger than any Super Bowl. … Why did I care? Because you picked on us. You were bullies and we were the underdog and we are never the underdog.

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Here’s the point about hockey, there are too hockey many teams. If you want to make it work in this country, my theory has always been you have a twelve team league.

You have 6 exclusively northern teams, mostly midwest and northeast teams; New York, Philly, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, and Minnesota.

Done.
Sorry California.
Done.

Then you have 6 either Canadian or Canadian International teams. Ottawa, Calgary, Montreal, Toronto, British Columbia, throw in Czechoslovakia.

Twelve team league and they don’t play until the playoffs. It’s America against the Canadians. And when they win about 7 straight Stanley Cups, it’ll tick us off, and we’ll care. Less is more.

That’s my theory on the NHL, nobody will do it, we’ve got these Sun Belt teams nobody cares about, about half are bankrupt, nobody goes. You turn this into a twelve team league and it’s us against Canada or us against the world, and we would care. Make it a short regular season and a very long playoff, like the NBA. … That’s how you elevate the sport.

The Herd with Colin Cowherd (5/14/13)

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Maple Leafs fans gathered in downtown Toronto on Monday for what they hoped would be a night to remember. Although they may never forget it, this historic 5-4 defeat was not what they had in mind.

The Maple Leafs were up 4-1 at 5:31 in the 3rd. But Boston scored 2 times and then tied it with 50 seconds left, forcing it into OT, where Boston scored at 6:05. 

Having won back-to-back games against the Boston Bruins to force a Game 7 in their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series, the Leafs were aiming to wrap up an impressive Stanley Cup Playoffs comeback. The crowd in Maple Leafs Square was eager to celebrate it, too.

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Spartan Stadium fixes totaling $20 million due in 2014

By May 2014, Michigan State should have completed a $20-million Spartan Stadium renovation, to be spruced up during the summer and unveiled for the 2014 season.

The plan calls for a two-level building at the north end of the stadium. On the first level will be locker rooms for both teams and coaches, a locker room for officials, an equipment room and a media center.

The upper level of the building will be split, with new restrooms and concession stands connected to the stadium’s concourse. The other part of the upper level will be a recruiting room for all sports.

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The Magic Of Nick Saban: Everyone Wants To Go To Alabama

By attracting more than half its current freshman class from outside of Alabama, the football powerhouse took in $50 million more from higher-paying out-of-staters than it did in 2007, the year Saban took over the program. So, if you think that a top college football coach earning seven figures is overpaid, think again. To appreciate just how modest Saban’s $5.3 million salary is, take a wider look around campus.

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I’ll be one of those out-of-state students in the fall!

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