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Dave Pingalore on Magic fans booing Dwight Howard during his return to Orlando: "Dwight Howard tonight was booed but interestingly enough I think it was about 50-50 Lakers fans in the building so there was a lot of diffusion there in the building. It was kind of interesting though because he got booed and then he put his smiley face on. And I think when people see Dwight Howard smile a lot, I think that’s his way of diffusing stressful matters.  But yeah, they booed him. And I think after awhile Magic fans just got sick of booing. They probably realized, ‘we put all of our energy into this and he’s leaving anyway again!’"

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Alex Miceli explains why Lefty should be the favorite heading into The Masters: "If you look back from 2006 all the way to now, Tiger Woods has been the favorite headed into Augusta every year. And the bottom line is, just look at him on Sunday, hitting irons off the tees is not going to work at Augusta National. You’ve got to feel comfortable with the driver, you’ve got to feel comfortable getting the ball in the fairway, and you’ve got to feel comfortable on those greens. And yes, Steve Stricker gave him a putting lesson, if that putting lesson is there a week from now or two weeks from now then I have no idea. But I can tell you this; the guy that’s been able to deal with that golf course since they made those changes most effectively in that period of time has been Phil Mickelson and not Tiger Woods. Mickelson is clearly the favorite right now going into Augusta National and there’s no question."

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Joe Theismann thinks Tony Romo can follow in the footsteps of Joe Flacco: "Joe Flacco rolled the dice. Denver could’ve beaten Baltimore and Joe would’ve probably dropped $30 million from where he was. He wouldn’t have been a $100 million quarterback. Joe you rolled the dice. You told the organization ‘I’m going to become an unrestricted free agent’. At the age of 27, 28 years old, you’re looking at a good 6-7 years of solid ball play out of him. And here’s one for you Brick, I’d love to see Tony Romo tell the Dallas Cowboys -because this is the last year of his contract – ‘You know what? Mr. Jones thank you so much, but I’m going to prove that I’m worth a lot more that people perceive me to be. I’m going to out and do what Joe Flacco did’. I think that would be great for Tony, and I think he can play at a higher level."

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Ali Farokhnamesh discusses 'The Shot': "I think I’ve probably got another 2 years or so of shelf-life (fame) on it, because there’s going to be big shots made every year. It’s going to happen again, and that’s what great about March Madness. Every year there is one of those shots that everybody kind of remembers and everyone starts to talk about. That’s what makes March Madness so great is that every single year there’s always 2 or 3 plays that really make everything stand out, make it that much better, make it that much more exciting, and make March the best time of the year."

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