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November 4, 2009 at 7:33 am | The Links
By: Stormin' Norman Disciple

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  • Lance Briggs not only collects comic books, but writes his own personal blog about them which he updates almost daily.  He is fast becoming my favorite Bear (Cutler mancrush aside).  [Zoner]
  • The Bulls beat the Bucks, but it wasn’t pretty.  I mean like “I wish I hadn’t watched” ugly. Except for Deng’s 24-20 performance that is.  [Tremendous Upside Potential]
  • A Goalie in a Euro hockey game performs Jackson’s Thriller.  It’s as strange as it sounds. [Ingamenow]
  • Some solid NBA Power Rankings.  Mine will be forthcoming, but in the meantime enjoy these. [Docksquad Sports]
  • Review of the 30 at 30 movie “Without Bias”.  Personally I thought the film was crap, but I guess there were some good messages. [Midwest Sports Fans]
  • How does a fan without an NBA team choose who to follow?  Here’s a guide on how to do it. [The Sports Nook]
  • Now that Pittsburgh is finally having a ton of sports success again, all these bandwagoners are jumping aboard.  Annoying, right? [Psamp]
  • NFL Week 11 playoff report.  The Bears are still in the hunt, they just need to keep winning football games. [Major League Jerk]
  • NFL Power Rankings for the week. [My Sports Rumors]
  • StevieY19 will like this one, a list of the MANY overrated teams in college football this season. [No Guts, No Glory]
  • Jameer Nelson eye-gouged Will Bynum last night.  Still couldn’t pull out the victory for the Magic though. [Detroit4Lyfe]
  • Edward Norton ran in the New York Marathon and finished with a sub-4 hour time.  Not bad. [Steady Burn]
  • Bill Walton retires from NBA broadcasting.  We’ll miss his strange studio analysis and his determinations that every player or move is the greatest thing he’s ever seen.  Ever.  Here are some of his best quotes. [Sharapova's Thigh]
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Comment from JerodMSF
Time November 4, 2009 at 7:47 am

Curious why you thought Without Bias was crap? I’ve seen some other lukewarm reviews for it too. What specifically did you not like about it?

Comment from Stormin’ Norman Disciple
Time November 4, 2009 at 8:13 am

I guess it was just boring. I felt like it didn’t get into the impact of Bias on the sports world. The only really interesting part they had was the insider info about what actually transpired the night of his death. They knew it was all they had too, because they milked the shit out of it. Not to be cold-hearted, but it was almost TOO personal to the Bias family for me, and not enough connecting with me, the NBA fan and viewer who comprised (I assume) most of the audience last night.

Comment from Ethan
Time November 4, 2009 at 10:22 am

Agreed with SND on the Bias 30 for 30. It was the worst one of the 4 I’ve seen – poor editing, they left out so many details and opportunities to create drama (i.e., draft night, when they found out how he died, etc.). It was pretty lame, I hope that someone doesn’t judge the entire 30 for 30 series on that one film, apparently done by a director who hasn’t done anything else substantially in his career.
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