Mongo Tickets: Sports, Concert, Theater … Wicked

May 27, 2008

I was Googling for New England Patriot Tickets when I found this ticketing site that has everything you need in sports, theater and concert tickets. The site is user friendly and the tickets are 100% guaranteed. Mongo Tickets offers a user-friendly site with ticketing possibilities for everything from the New England Patriot Tickets to Boston Red Sox Tickets and everything in between.

Pick your event and date, whether it’s sports, concert, or theater and you are offered a wide choice of seats and prices. Are you looking for High School Musical tickets or want to catch the musical, Wicked? Or how about your favorite sports event? You can get down and dirty in the nosebleed section or get right up front with ticketing selections at a price to fit anyone’s budget.

Wicked Tickets

Rave Reviews from Jan Narqi and many more… “For those who think the smash hit Broadway musical Wicked is nothing more than a tween girl sensation, take a look at the crowds that are buzzing in the lobby of the historic Opera House now that the national tour of this record-breaking phenomenon has landed in Boston once again. Families, younger couples, older couples, groups, teens, tweens, and men and women of all ages are clamoring for tickets to this musical juggernaut that in five years has become a world-wide franchise….”

Did I mention that there is a 100% guarantee? If an event is canceled and not rescheduled, you get a 100% refund. They also guarantee their tickets or your money back, so there’s no risk.

Whether you are looking for the hottest Broadway musical or concert this year, or want to lock in your seats to your favortie sporting event, Mongo Tickets is the place to purchase.

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Doc’s Sports Service

January 18, 2008

Doc’s Sports Service, a family run business in operation since 1971, has been recognized as one of the leaders and most trusted names in sports handicapping. Doc became famous for his Big Ten Game of the Year that won and covered the spread 19 years in a row and is one of the only handicappers who’s powerful influence has historically moved the official line over 7 points.

With some of the best sports information from all the most popular sports - including NFL, NBA, MLB, College Football and Basketball, NHL and many others, Doc’s Sports is your one stop shop for Sports information, including betting odds, tips, match ups, stats and even schedules for all the main teams and events. Doc’s Sports uses a combination of technical, fundamental and exclusive information that is gathered from a vast network of contacts that developed over 37 years. With the experience and connections at Doc’s Sports, you’ll get the edge that you need to consistently beat the sports books. Doc’s ability to get information as it relates to the point spread is unmatched.

NFL Playoff Schedule

Don’t miss the 2007-2008 NFL Playoff schedule with opponents, times, updated scores and more. If you are looking for winning NFL Playoff Predictions don’t miss out on the guaranteed winning playoff picks from Doc’s Sports.

Playoff Bracket

If you’re looking for a printable 2007 - 2008 NFL Playoff brackets, Doc’s Sports is the place. Each season Doc’s Sports provides it’s readers with a printable NFL Playoff brackets and archives this information. Docs’ 2007 - 2008 Printable March Madness Bracket will be updated after each round so be sure to bookmark it and stop back to print out the updated copy each and every week up to the Super Bowl.

Another popular feature of Doc’s is the Sports Predictions and Free Sports Picks. Don’t forget to check out their sports handicapping services and their detailed matchup reports.

Doc’s also publishes a 110-page Sports Journal, which can be found at every major sports book in Nevada as well as casinos and news stands around the country. This 110-page schedule includes a complete season of college and NFL football, team information, statistics, trends and other useful handicapping information.

Some of Doc’s Sports most popular pages include:

  • NFL Point Spreads
  • College Football Point Spreads
  • College Basketball Point Spreads
  • NBA Point Spreads
  • NFL Schedule
  • College Football Schedule

From who’s hot to who’s not, Doc’s will give you the best handicapping advice in the biz. Thinking about laying a bet? Get over to Doc’s before you spend your money. If you are a sports lover then it is well worth giving the Doc Sports website a visit.

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Jason Krause in Studio for Sunday Countdown

December 16, 2007

The NFL heads into Week 15 with just about no intriguing match-ups. The top announcing teams for FOX and CBS will call the Cowboys at Eagles and the Jets at Patriots, respectively, with the best match-up of the weekend — Jacksonville at Pittsburgh — receiving CBS’ second team of Gumbel and Dierdorf. I guess the Patriots are going to dictate where Nantz and Simms go in Week 16 also before they end their season on the NFL Network against the Giants.

- ESPN will give us a special treat this weekend as they pull their 10-year-old correspondent Jason Krause out of his toy room and into the studio for Sunday Countdown. Krause will be tabbed to strut his football “stuff” in a debate against ex-Bears Coach Mike Ditka. Krause is from Chicago, and the two would have a lot to talk about if the kid was actually alive when Ditka was coaching.

With bowl games set to start next weekend we’ll be getting the lower divisions championship games tonight and tomorrow. The Division 1AA (or Championship Sub Division) will kick off the weekend as Appalachian State meets Delaware for the title on ESPN2 tonight. The Division II Championship between Northwest Missouri State and Valdosta State will air at Noon on Saturday with the D-III Championship between Mount Union and Wisconsin-Whitewater airing at 4PM. Sean McDonough and Chris Spielman get the D-1AA game, Dave Pasch and Andre Ware get the D-II contest, and Pam Ward and Ray Bentley have the call for the D-III game.

- College Basketball doesn’t have many great match-ups this weekend either, but ESPN will have three of the AP top 10 (Pittsburgh, Kansas, and Memphis) in action on Saturday and No. 1 UNC on Sunday. CBS’ lone game for the weekend will be No. 20 Louisville at Purdue.

-Tonight the NBA on ESPN will be at Charlotte and Golden State for the evening. ESPN has been focusing its efforts on a day long look into the Bobcats today, and will feature some of the day’s events in tonight’s telecast. Head Coach Sam Vincent will be wired and interviewed throughout the game. Other features will include ESPN.com chats with management and robotic (ESPN’s word not mine) locker room cameras with audio. It should be interesting to see what goes into an NBA team’s pregame and halftime talks, even if it’s just the Bobcats. Hopefully we won’t get a shot of Adam Morrison crying in a corner.

Watch These Games:
- D-1AA Title Game: Delware at Appalachian State, Friday at 8PM on ESPN2
- Oklahoma State at Pitt, Saturday at Noon on ESPN
- Ohio at Kansas, Saturday at 5PM on ESPN2
- Jaguars at Steelers, Sunday at 1PM on CBS
- Jets at Patriots, Sunday at 1PM on CBS
- Cardinals at Saints, Sunday at 1PM on FOX
- Eagles at Cowboys, Sunday at 4:15 on FOX
- Redskins at Giants, Sunday at 8:15 on NBC

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Browns QB Derek Anderson Is Buddies With Playboy Playmate Sara Jean Underwood

December 16, 2007

Here’s a little-known fact about Derek Anderson, the Cleveland Browns quarterback who has come out of nowhere to have a Pro Bowl-caliber season this year: One of his friends is Playboy Playmate Sara Jean Underwood. Read more

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The NFL’s Cold War

December 16, 2007

‘Spygate’ controversy puts the focus on rematch of the unbeaten Patriots and the lowly Jets, but the teams’ feud started well before this season during the days of Parcells and Carroll.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Not long ago, when Herm Edwards was coach of the New York Jets, his team had a three-foot-tall bobblehead of him near the door of its locker room. It was a simple reminder there’s still some whimsy left in the NFL, a league that often takes itself too seriously.

The bobblehead is gone now. In its place is a paper shredder. Read more

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