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Category Archives: 1990′s nostaligia
Heavyweights Harlem Shake
Have you seen these Harlem Shake videos coming out all week? It’s the only thing on the internet right now. Here’s my take on everyone’s favorite 1995 fat camp movie, re-imagined as a Harlem Shake. Enjoy.
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, SpreeGoogs Original Video
Tagged Harlem Shake, Heavywights, video
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A Lesson from Boy Meets World about OKC and the James Harden Trade
Last weekend, just days before the NBA season started, a trade shook up the professional basketball landscape unlike any of the other recent blockbusters. To preempt a contract negotiation that Oklahoma City couldn’t afford, James Harden was traded from the … Continue reading
Saved By The Bell Lessons That Are Still Relevant — Michael Phelps Can’t Always Be a Winner
Zack Morris is a winner. It’s just who he is. It’s in his chemical makeup, it’s in his personality, it’s in the script. He gets the girl, he tricks the principal, he finds a way to beat Valley. At the … Continue reading
I Didn’t Make This, But I Wish I Did
Happy NBADraftDay:
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Drafts, NBA Basketball
Tagged NBA Draft, Nintendo, Video Games
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Nineties Non-Sequitur: Pop-Up Video Ruined My Taste in Music
Among the entertainment available in the ‘90s, perhaps the most double-edged was watching Pop-Up Video on VH1. On one hand, it was one of the highlights of ‘90s television and I learned a bunch of obscure facts about some amazing … Continue reading
I Don’t Know How To Feel About This …
I have a lot of emotions when I see this and none of them go together.
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Current Sports Commentary, NBA Basketball
Tagged Chicago Bulls, Derrick Rose, Lion King, NBA playoffs, Simba
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An NBA Playoff Primer For Anyone Else Who Still Thinks It’s 2000
In case you missed the Bulls-Heat overtime thriller last night, let me explain what happened. Basically, the Bulls were up late until the Heat grabbed a three-point lead win the final minute. Then with less than 3 seconds left, the … Continue reading
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Current Sports Commentary, Important Observations, NBA Basketball
Tagged Atlanta Hawks, Backstreet Boys, Boston Celtics, Chicago Bulls, Dallas Mavericks, Derrick Rose, Dwyane Wade, Indiana Pacers, Lebron james, Los Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Lakers, Memphis Grizzlies, Miami Heat, NBA, NBA playoffs, NSYNC, Oklahoma City Thunder, Omer Asik, Orlando Magic, San Antonio Spurs
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Nineties Non-Sequitur: Why Can’t Anyone Assemble the Shrine of the Silver Monkey?
**Section Note: The majority of this blog is sports content, written for people who still love the 1990s. Most of the time, I’ll write about sports, but sometimes I have ideas about the ‘90’s that just shouldn’t be contained. Starting … Continue reading
An Unforgettable Lesson from an Unforgettable Octuple Bogey
The college basketball on this blog is about to get pretty thick. Since the brackets came out on Sunday, NCAA hoops will take the center stage of the sports universe for the next 3 weeks. As it should; the NCAA … Continue reading
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Current Sports Commentary, Golf
Tagged 12, Roy McAvoy, Sergio Garcia, Sergio Garcia octuple bogey, Tin Cup
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Re-Examining “Big Willie Style” With an Eye Towards Super Bowl XLVI
Last week, prior to the NFC and AFC Championships, we took a look at how those games would play out with help from Will Smith’s classic, Big Willie Style. Looking over that post, you might say that the Fresh Prince went … Continue reading
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Current Sports Commentary, Important Observations, NFL Football
Tagged Aaron Hernandez, Ahmad Bradshaw, Apollo Creed, Asante Samuel, Baltimore Ravens, Big Willie Style, Bill Belichick, Billy Cundiff, Brandon Jacobs, Eli Manning, Fresh Prince, Jason Pierre-Paul, Josh McDaniels, Kyle Williams, Lawrence Tynes, Logan Mankins, Matt Light, Michael Strahan, Mike Vrabel, New England Patriots, New York Giants, Osi Umenyiora, Patriots, Perry Fewell, Randy Moss, Rematch, Richard Seymour, Rob Gronkowski, Rocky, Rodney Harrison, San Francisco 49ers, Stephen Gostkowski, Steve Spagnuolo, Super Bowl, Super Bowl XLII, Super Bowl XLVI, Teddy Bruschi, The Fresh Prince, Tom Brady, Tom Coughlin, Victor Cruz, Wes Welker, Will Smith
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Previewing the AFC and NFC Championships with “Big Willie Style”
I found myself reading SpreeGoogs while listening toWill Smith’s “Big Willie Style” the other day (I highly recommend it). And perhaps it was the musical connection between the two, or the fact that I like to write posts about the … Continue reading
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Bold Predictions, Current Sports Commentary, NFL Football
Tagged Ahmad Bradshaw, Archie Manning, Baltimore Ravens, Big Willie Style, Brandon Jacobs, Eli Manning, Fresh Prince, Gettin' Jiggy wit it, Hakeem Nicks, Jaden Smith, Just the two of us, Men in Black, MIB, New England Patriots, Peyton Manning, Ray Lewis, Ray Rice, The Fresh Prince, Victor Cruz, Will Smith
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Dwight Howard Makes Free Throw History and Other Records You Don’t Want To Hold
Three hours into last night’s Warriors-Magic game, it hit me: this is what witnessing history feels like. It feels like the game should have been over an hour ago. In case you missed the big news, in the Warriors-Magic game … Continue reading
Only in Cleveland: The “Major League” Conspiracy
We are all witnesses. That’s been especially true for Clevelanders, since we’ve had to witness an awful lot of heartbreak over the years. Unfortunately, apart from the LeBron era, anything Clevelanders witness tends to go unnoticed outside of Ohio. But … Continue reading
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Conspiracy Theories, Important Observations
Tagged Cleveland Indians, Movies
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NFL Draft Preview: Evaluating Running Backs with the Barry Sanders Test
The week leading up to the NFL Draft is always one of my favorites. I’m a fan of all drafts, but the number and complexity of positions, picks and team needs is more robust in football than other sports, creating … Continue reading →
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