
Last night makes two games this series in which Jerry Stackhouse has committed serious brain-farts. I liked his attitude after the first flub and forgave him for it. If this one had cost us the game, I shall have been very put-out.
According to independent research, Terry Bradshaw is the most influential sportscaster in the U.S. This is an unsettling commentary on our culture.

The Dallas Morning News' Matt Mosely does a way better job of scattershooting than I do. Read his column here.
There's a Red Pant in the media room that looks just like President Gerald Ford. Also, Gerald Ford Stadium at SMU is not named for the former president.
Nelson staff announced late yesterday that tee times today would be delayed until 9:30 and players would go off on 1 and 10 in threesomes. I had breakfast on my patio this morning. Partly cloudy and mid-70s. Betcha they wish they had that one back.
Today's final pairing will be Immelman, Adam Scott, and Brett Wetterich...who?
Two of the three have funny accents.
A South African accent is harder to immitate than British or Australian, in my opinion.

Speaking of accents, there's this: Somewhere during the second quarter of last night's game, I realized that at some point, we could have had Devin Harris (Wisconsin) guarding Michael Finley (Wisconsin); Josh Howard (Wake Forest) guarding Tim Duncan (Wake Forest); and Tony Parker (Europe) guarding Dirk Nowitzki (Europe). Coincidence?
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