Sacramento Kings Talk

Go-Zags!! wrote:

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Thanks for cheering me up everybody. I am still saying to myself, "Did they really lose?". I would have rather UCLA won by 20 points than to come back and win like that. But, now that the shock is starting to wear off I have to give credit to UCLA for not giving up. Farmar made some big three pointers there at the end. And you are right Rhonnda, Farmar showed up in the last 3:00 minutes or so. Another thing about UCLA is they showed alot of class by going over and helping Adam Morrison off the floor at the end of the game. Morrison mentioned it in the post game news conference. He said that the UCLA players were true men to do something like that. We may have just witnessed Adam's last college game. I am sure with his stock so high right now that he will head for the NBA. If he does let's all give Adam Morrison a nice send off to New York and the Knicks and Jose' in NY. You will love this guy. Thats just my opinion. The Knicks are headed for the top pick and thats why I say that. Ok, I'm rambling on. My brain is like tapiocca. I'm signing off.

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That's O.K.; if you're tapiocca, you're SMART TAPIOCCA.

There is NOTHING WORSE than thinking you've won the big game, you can taste the victory in your mouth it's so close, & you lose. No-one likes to lose.

Highlight of my NBA career:The Pacers winning the Eastern-Conference finals & us advancing to the NBA finals.

Lowlight of my NBA career:Losing in the NBA finals.The worst feeling imaginable.

You guys had a good run. All of us  that appreciate basketball talent wish the best for Adam Morrison & J.J. Redick in the NBA. I'm sure these two young men would improve any team they are on.