The 49ers stink these days but here's a look back at the best safety ever, Ronnie Lott.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
College Girl Giving Hand Job To A Guy at Football Game - VIDEO
LIVE ON ESPN!!!! This was during the UTEP Vs. Texas football game last Saturday night!
Q&A With MMA Fighter Gabriel Solorio
D Wizzle talked to MMA fighter Gabriel Solorio this week. Solorio will be fighting Evan Esguerra this Saturday night at the San Jose Civic Auditorium.
Solorio is 19 years old and is coming off a big win over Justin Hoglund at the Gladiator Challenge "Summer Showdown" event in July in San Francisco.
This fight will be a part of Strikeforce's Young Guns III show.
Solorio is from East Wenetchee, Washington, but this 145 pound fighter now resides in Turlock, California.
For tickets to the show, you can call Carie at 408.569.3147 or you can also purchase tickets on the night of the show at the ticket office.
Tickets are priced at $40/$60/$80.
Q&A with Gabriel Solorio
Hey Gabriel, how's it going?
It's going good. I am just getting ready for the fight.
You will be fighting Evan Esguerra on Saturday night. What do you know about him?
Well, I know he has good stand up. I am not sure about his ground game but i am ready for anything. It will be a good fight to test my striking skills.
You are a very young MMA fighter. Can you tell me how you got into MMA?
My uncle got me into it. He used to strap the gloves to me, my brothers, and my cousins, and we would just go at it. He showed me some UFC tapes and I just got hooked from there.
Which gym do you train at and who are some of your instructors and training partners?
The gym I train at is Team Voodoo out of Turlock, California. My instructors are Gene and Cat Fields. Some of my training partners are Jeremiah Metcalf, Josh Neal, Anthony Ruiz, and Jorge Interiano. Jorge is also fighting at the Young Guns show.
Who are some of your favorite MMA fighters to watch?
I like to watch B.J. Penn becaouse he has it all - good stand-up, great takedown defense, and great jiu-jitsu. His fights are never boring and he's not scared to fight anyone. I thought he won the first fight with GSP.
Do you prefer to stand or get the fight to the ground?
i prefer to stand.
If you were not a MMA fighter, what would you be doing instead?
Boxing.
Thanks for taking the time to talk to me. Good luck on Saturday against Evan! Do you have any final words for the fans out there?
Thanks. Everyone better go because it's gonna be a good one!
D Wizzle's Week 1 NFL Awards
AFC East Player of the Week: Buffalo WR/PR Roscoe Parrish
Parrish had six punt returns for 120 yards including a 63-yard return for a TD to help the Bills beat the Seahawks.
AFC North Player of the Week: Pittsburgh RB Willie Parker
Parker ran for 138 yards and 3 TDs to help the Steelers destroy the Texans at home.
AFC South Player of the Week: Tennessee CB Cortland Finnegan
Finnegan had two INTs to help the Titans upset the Jaguars at home 17-10.
AFC West Player of the Week: Denver WR Eddie Royal
Royal caught nine balls for 146 yards with one TD to help Denver destroy the Raiders 41-14.
NFC East Player of the Week: Philadelphia QB Donovan McNabb
McNabb was 21-33 for 361 yards and threw 3 TDs to help the Eagles defeat the Rams 38-3.
NFC North Player of the Week: Chicago RB Matt Forte
Forte ran for 123 yards on 23 carries to key a big upset over the Colts. Forte had a big 50-yard TD run in the first half to give the Bears the lead for good.
NFC South Player of the Week: Atlanta RB Michael Turner
Turner ran for 220 yards and two TDs to help the Falcons upset the Lions 34-21.
Upset of the Week: Carolina 26 San Diego 24
Who would have believed the Panthers had a shot on the road against the Chargers? The Panthers didn't even have their WR Steve Smith for the game.
NFC West Player of the Week: Arizona WR Anquan Boldin
Boldin had 8 catches for 82 yards in the second half to help Arizona beat San Francisco 23-13. Boldin caught many of the passes in key 3rd down situations.
D Wizzle's Week 2 NCAA Football Awards
ACC Player of the Week: Georgia Tech RB Jonathan Dwyer
Dwyer ran for 108 yards and had a 43-yard TD run in the fourth quarter to help Georgia Tech upset Boston College 19-16.
Big 12 Player of the Week: Texas A&M QB Jerrod Johnson
Johnson stepped in for an injured Stephen McGee and led the Aggies to a 28-22 win over New Mexico. Johnson threw 3 TDs in the win.
Big East Player of the Week: Connecticut RB Donald Brown
Brown ran for 214 yards on 36 carries to lead his team to a 12-9 overtime win over Temple. Brown scored the winning TD in overtime.
Big 10 Player of the Week: Michigan State RB Javon Ringer
Ringer ran for five TDs and 135 yards in a victory over Eastern Michigan 42-10.
Conference USA Player of the Week: Rice CB Chris Jammer
Jammer lifted Rice to an upset win over Memphis with a 69-yard INT for a TD with only 11 seconds left in the game.
MAC Player of the Week: Akron QB Chris Jacquemain
Jacquemain threw for 260 yards and 3 TDs to help the Zips upset Syracuse 42-28.
Mountain West Player of the Week: BYU QB Max Hall
Hall was 30-41 for 338 yards with 3 TDs as BYU defeated Washington on the road 28-27.
Pac-10 Player of the Week: Cal RB Jahvid Best
Best ran for 200 yards and 3 TDs as Cal crushed Washington State 6-3.
SEC Player of the Week: Ole Miss QB Jevan Snead
Snead threw for four TDs in a one point loss to Wake Forest on the road. Even though his team lost, Snead was very impressive.
Sun Belt Player of the Week: Middle Tennessee State QB Joe Craddock
Craddock led the Blue Raiders to a huge 24-14 upset over Maryland. Craddock threw for 256 yards and two TDs.
WAC Player of the Week: Hawaii QB Tyler Graunke
Graunke threw for 218 yards and three TDs to help Hawaii defeat Weber State 36-17 at home.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
49ers Coach Mike Nolan's Press Conference Notes
- Arizona's offense ran 40 offensive plays to the 49ers' 15 offensive plays in the second half
- Did not blame J.T. O'Sullivan fully for the interception because the route could have been ran better
- Talked to Alex Smith and said that Smith is very disappointed about his injury
- Has talked about bringing in another QB on the roster
- Justin Smith played all 73 snaps on defense.
- Believes this year's football team is better than last year's even though the team is 0-1
Monday, September 8, 2008
49ers Vs. Cardinals Recap, Stats, and Notes
The 49ers lost 23-13 to Arizona in Week 1.
The 49ers lost because they were outplayed and outcoached.
Mike Nolan refused to gamble offensively and this cost his team. Did anyone believe he would actually go for it on 4th and 1 at the end of the second quarter with his team down 10-7?
The 49ers settled for the FG instead to tie up the game 10-10. J.T. O'Sullivan pretended to go for it and try to draw the Cardinals offside but they were not going to fall for it.
No team will believe the 49ers will gamble on offense as long as Nolan is the head coach.
On the other side, Ken Whisenhunt went for it on fourth down three times and was successful twice. That was a big key to the game. Whisenhunt clearly outcoached Nolan.
Nolan did look better than Whisenhunt though. Nolan once again looked great in his sunglasses, white shirt, and tie. Too bad he isn't as good with the X's and O's.
J.T. O'Sullivan played poorly and threw an interception along with two fumbles. This guy has no pocket presence whatsoever.
O'Sullivan had timing issues with his WRs as expected. I wanted O'Sullivan to get more playing time in the preseason but Nolan insisted on playing Alex Smith and Shaun Hill more instead.
Did Isaac Bruce play? I don't know if he did or not.
RB Frank Gore had a good game with a nice 41-yard touchdown run.
Where are the plays to Vernon Davis? Davis thinks he is the best TE in the league. He is not even top five. He might be the highest paid TE or the strongest, but he is not the best TE.
Davis hasn't been able to show the fans much over the years but it is not all his fault. Much of the blame goes to the coaching staff for not utilizing him properly.
The 49ers defense could not stop the running game or the passing game of the Cardinals.
Anquan Bolden abused the 49ers' cornerbacks and caught eight passes in the second half.
The Cardinals dialed up blitzes all day long on O'Sullivan and had four sacks. O'Sullivan never saw so many different coverages in preseason.
If you watched the Bears Vs. Colts game last night, you saw how the Bears utilized their two TEs Desmond Clark and Greg Olsen. Delanie Walker and Davis are more talented than those two TEs but the Bears used their TEs more effectively on Sunday.
The 49ers face the Seahawks next week and Arizona takes on Miami at home.
Sunday, September 7, 2008
UFC 88:"Breakthrough" Review
UFC 88 did not disappoint as the main event between Rashad "Sugar" Evans and Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell ended in a knockout by Evans.
Evans shocked the world by knocking out "The Iceman" in the second round.
Liddell was going for an uppercut when Evans connected with an overhand right which knocked Liddell out cold.
Most fans expected Liddell to win because he was the better striker of the two.
Liddell pressured Evans throughout the whole fight while Evans patiently waited for an opening.
Evans was dancing the whole night. He danced before the fight, during the fight, and after the fight.
Some people are turned off by Evans' dancing and consider it to be nothing more than showboating.
Fighters such as Matt Hughes have been turned off by Evans' so-called showmanship.
Unfortunately for the Evans' bashers, Evans danced all night long on Saturday.
Evans was a big underdog but if you looked at the match-up more closely, Evans had a very good chance to win.
The undefeated fighter from Niagara Falls was a lot faster and more athletic than the older Liddell.
Liddell was never able to catch Evans with a lot of good punches due to the speed and great footwork of Evans.
Round one was very slow-paced as both fighters were feeling each other out.
The second round was much like the first round until Evans connected and ended the fight.
Evans should get a title shot against UFC light heavyweight champion Forrest Griffin.
As for Liddell, he will have to probably win two or three fights in order to get another title shot.
The media asked him if he was going to retire and he said no.
Why does the media always ask fighters if they are going to retire after a tough loss? It is ridiculous.
Liddell shouldn't retire but he does need to keep his hands up instead of dropping them so low that a fighter such as Evans can easily connect.
Maybe Liddell needs new trainers and sparring partners as well to keep his training fresh and get new ideas from other trainers and coaches.
If Randy Couture loses to Brock Lesnar in November, you can bet the media will ask the 45-year-old Couture if he plans to retire.
In other fights, Dong Hyun Kim defeated Matt Brown by split decision.
Kim clearly defeated Brown and dominated the first and third rounds of the fight.
The biased UFC commentators, Mike Goldberg and Joe Rogan, kept on insisting that Brown won the fight even though anyone with a unbiased opinion knew that Kim had won the fight.
Kim had a few takedowns in round three and also cut Brown.
In round one, Kim almost finished the fight with a standing rear naked choke.
The crowd in Atlanta was very racist and booed Kim throughout the fight.
The disrespectful fans and UFC commentators were all over Kim after the judges awarded the decision to him.
The South Korean was very gracious after the fight and displayed nothing but class despite all the hostility thrown his way.
In another exciting fight, Nate Marquardt defeated Martin Kampmann by TKO in the first round.
Dan Henderson defeated Rousimar Palhares in a dull match. Palhares kept on going for takedowns which Henderson defended throughout the three-round fight. Henderson won by unanimous decision.
In the co-main event of the evening, Rich Franklin moved up a weight class to fight Matt "The Hammer" Hamill. Franklin won with kick to the liver which dropped Hamill. Franklin started to rain down punches on Hamill and the referee stopped the fight.
Overall, this was a good UFC pay-per-view. There were five fights on the main card and three ended by TKO.
The next UFC show will be on Spike TV on September 17.
49ers Vs. Cardinals Preview
Look for a very high-scoring game this afternoon when the 49ers face the Cardinals.
RB Frank Gore must have a good game if the 49ers are to win.
Two nose tackles for Arizona are out for the game. Gore should have room to run throughout the game.
How will J.T. O' Sullivan do against the tough Cardinals defense?
O'Sullivan will see different and more complex coverages than he saw in preseason.
The Cardinals have two studs on defense in linebacker Karlos Dansby and safety Adrian Wilson.
TE Vernon Davis must make an impact in this game for the 49ers against single coverage.
On defense, the 49ers must pressure the pocket and force Warner to hurry his throws.
RB Edgerrin James has to have a good game for his team also.
The Cardinals need to keep Warner's jersey clean.
C Al Johnson is out for the year for Arizona.
The 49ers have good cover corners but you can't stop WRs Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin for four quarters. A pass rush will help the secondary contain the Arizona passing game immensely.
This will be a very close game but I see the Cardinals winning it 27-23.
Arizona lost twice last year to the 49ers and this is a huge revenge game for them.
Arizona faces Miami at home next week, and the 49ers head to Seattle to face the Seahawks.
Friday, September 5, 2008
A Look At The San Francisco 49ers 2008 Schedule
It is imperative that the 49ers get off to a good start or Mike Nolan could be out of a job.
With that being said, the schedule doesn't bold well for a successful season at all.
The 49ers must win their season opener at home against Arizona or face a strong possibility of going 0-2 since they face Seattle on the road in Week 2.
It is never easy to win in Seattle and it will be even harder for a first year starting quarterback such as J.T. O' Sullivan to overcome the crowd noise at Qwest Field.
Another must-win game would be the third game of the season at home against the Lions. The Lions are much improved but this is a game the 49ers should win.
You know Mike Martz will do his best to have the offense put up a lot of points on the Lions. Martz was the offensive coordinator for the Lions last year.
The 49ers could conceivably lose their next five games after the Detroit game.
They have to go to New Orleans and face the high-flying offense led by Drew Brees and Reggie Bush.
San Francisco comes home for two straight home games after that against the Patriots and Eagles.
It would be quite an upset if the 49ers could defeat both these teams.
What makes it worst is that the Patriots have a bye week right before they face San Francisco.
Bill Belichick will have two weeks to game-plan for the 49ers and J.T. O'Sullivan. That is a scary thought for the 49ers Faithful.
After the Eagles game, the 49ers will face the defending Super Bowl champions, the New York Giants.
Chalk up another loss for the 49ers at Giants Stadium.
Mike Nolan's team has to play the Seahawks at home right before a bye week.
I see this game as another must-win game for Nolan.
I don't see the 49ers winning this game as Mike Holmgren gets one last victory in his hometown.
I expect Nolan will be fired after this game and the 49ers get two weeks to transition into a new system with a new coach.
After the bye week, the 49ers play on Monday night against Arizona. This should be a competitive game but it is a tossup on who will come out victorious.
After the short week, they must face the Rams at home.
The next two games in November will be on the road against Dallas and Buffalo.
I don't think anyone sees this team winning against the Cowboys.
A road game in Buffalo in the winter is never easy for a West Coast team.
The four games in December gives the 49ers a good chance of going 3-1.
They face the Jets at home before departing the Bay Area once again to take on the Dolphins and the Rams.
The last game of the season will be home against the Redskins.
The game at Miami might be the easiest game for them to win on the road.
The season and Nolan's job status will be decided in October when they have to face the Patriots, Eagles, Giants, and Seahawks.
The 49ers will improve this year offensively under Martz and their defense will improve also.
Unfortunately for the fans in the Bay Area, this team still won't be able to win a lot of games in 2008.
Expect the games to be more exciting and closer than last year, but when the dust settles, Nolan will be fired and the 49ers will have to start over once again with a new coaching staff.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
New USA Gymnast Alicia Sacramone Video Interview
Here is Alicia Sacramone being interviewed at the Red Sox game.
For a hot bikini picture of Alicia, click here -http://dwizzlesworld.blogspot.com/2008/08/alicia-sacramone-bikini-picture.html
To see Alicia punch a guy and knock him out, click over here - http://dwizzlesworld.blogspot.com/2008/08/usa-gymnast-alicia-sacramone-punches.html
For a hot bikini picture of Alicia, click here -http://dwizzlesworld.blogspot.com/2008/08/alicia-sacramone-bikini-picture.html
To see Alicia punch a guy and knock him out, click over here - http://dwizzlesworld.blogspot.com/2008/08/usa-gymnast-alicia-sacramone-punches.html
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
D Wizzle's Week 1 NCAA Football Awards
ACC Player of the Week: North Carolina WR Brandon Tate
Tate had 397 all-purpose yards for the Tar Heels in their win over McNeese State. Tate had a 82-yard punt return for a touchdown and also a 57-yard catch for another touchdown.
Big 12 Player of the Week: Missouri LB Sean Weatherspoon
Weatherspoon had a good game with a 30-yard TD after ripping the ball from Illinois' running back in the fourth quarter. The TD sealed the win for the Tigers.
Big East Player of the Week: Connecticut RB Donald Brown
Brown had four TDs and 146 yards to propel the Huskies to a 35-3 victory over Hofstra.
Big 10 Player of the Week: Penn State RB Evan Royster
Royster scored 3 TDs to help Penn State crush Coastal Carolina 66-10.
Conference USA Player of the Week: East Carolina WR T.J. Lee
Lee broke a Virginia Tech punt and recovered the ball and ran it into the end zone to give the Pirates a 27-22 lead in the fourth quarter which they never surrendered.
MAC Player of the Week: Bowling Green FB Jimmy Scheidler
Scheidler caught two TD passes to help the Falcons upset Pittsburgh 27-17 on the road.
Mountain West Player of the Week: Utah K Louie Sakoda
Sakoda kicked four FGs to help Utah upset Michigan on Saturday. Sakoda's longest FG in the game was 53 yards.
Pac-10 Player of the Week: Stanford RB Toby Gerhart
Gerhart ran for 147 yards and two TDs to help Stanford beat Oregon State. Gerhart was unstoppable and the OSU defenders could not tackle him and were just bouncing off of him.
SEC Player of the Week: LSU RB Charles Scott
Scott ran for 160 yards and two TDs to help LSU beat Appalchian State 41-13.
Sun Belt Player of the Week: Arkansas State K Josh Arauco
Arauco kicked four FGs to help the Red Wolves upset Texas A&M 18-14.
WAC Player of the Week: Louisiana Tech RB Patrick Jackson
Jackson led the way for the huge upset over Mississippi State 22-14 with two TDs.
Biggest Upset of the Week: Arkansas State 18 Texas A&M 14
There were a few upsets this week but this one stunned me the most. I would never have expected A&M to lose their home opener to a Sun Belt team.
Monday, September 1, 2008
Pictures from UFC Fighter Anthony "Rumble" Johnson's Visit to Shriner's Hospital
Clothing company KNOXX was there to support the hospital and brought along Rumble to meet and play with the kids.
The kids were very happy to meet Rumble and they also enjoyed the free schwag given to them by KNOXX.
There was also a MMA charity event on Saturday called "Fighting 4 Kidz" to benefit Shriner's Hospital.
There were a lot of notable fighters on the card including Gabe Ruediger.
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson was also there to support the very worthy cause. Rampage also took the time to take pictures and talk with fans.
UFC fighter Josh Koscheck was also in attendance at the fights.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Sarah Palin As Sports Anchor:VIDEO
Here is a old video from 1988 when Sarah Heath was a young sports anchor. This might give hope to ESPN's Erin Andrews to one day get into political office as well. Can you imagine Miss Andrews as VP lol?
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Elite XC Dancers Shaking Their Booties - VIDEO
Another Exclusive from D Wizzle's World! Cameo by MMA fighter Jason "Mayhem" Miller around the 1:48 mark and 2:35 mark of the vid.
Friday, August 29, 2008
49ers Host Chargers Tonight In Last Preseason Game
The 49ers are 2-1 in the preseason.
Is there any chance the 49ers let go of WR Arnaz Battle and keep Ashley Lelie and Dominique Zeigler instead? I don't know Battle's contract situation but I would move him and keep Ziegler.
LB Derek Smith and OL Jeremy Newberry are now playing for the Chargers.
Most of the starters on both teams will only play one possession or sit the game out entirely. If you plan on coming to the game to watch LT or Antonio Gates, you will be out of luck.
Terrell Owens and Three 6 Mafia Interview - VIDEO
Here is a good interview with Terrell Owens from Three 6 Mafia. Three 6 Mafia did a great job interviewing TO and vice versa. They all showed a lot of charisma. Who needs the terrible interviewers on NBC, FOX, and other stations now?
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