David Harrison threatens to kill Matt Bonner

David Harrison is a piece of crap, a really large piece of crap, since he's about seven feet tall.

It all starts with the fact that he is friends with one of those idiots who was on The Real World, and Harrison actually appeared on an episode of the show during his rookie season. Everybody knows that all those people who are on The Real World are pretty much tools.

Then Harrison gets suspended for smoking pot this year (he failed his third drug test and missed five games), just another thing the Pacers need for their image (they're the new Jailblazers).

Now Harrison is suspended by his own team for his conduct.

Harrison lost his composure inside the locker room after being escorted there by team security in the final seconds of the game. He wound up getting a couple of stitches in his head.

Part of Harrison's frustrations stemmed from San Antonio Spurs forward Matt Bonner hitting him in the face on a drive to the basket in the final minute of the game. Bonner was called for an offensive foul on the play.

The San Antonio Express News reported today that Harrison picked up the technical for telling an official that he was going “to (expletive) kill” Bonner.
-Mike Wells, Indy StarSo basically, Davidson screamed at Bonner that he was going to kill him. That's just great. Harrison has quite a bit of class and seems like a great guy. On top of that Harrison loses his temper like a moron and gives himself stitches and he has no idea how, awesome.

The best part about it was Bonner's response to it all....

"You only get a technical for that?" Bonner asked. "Will Ferrell got ejected for that in Semi-Pro."

Point being David Harrison sucks and Matt Bonner rules, plus his last name is Bonner and he has red hair.

Sweet Sixteen

"Sweet Sixteen" on MTV is the worst show ever, along to "The Hills." Though if my favorite NBA team won 16 games in a row, I would say that is pretty sweet, even if climbing the hill is going to be tough.

The Rockets set a new mark for consecutive franchise wins tonight, getting number 16 against the Pacers 117-99. They have won the last four games, by about an average of 20 points, all of which are post-Yao's injury.

During this 16 game streak the Rockets have defeated: Denver, New Orleans, Cleveland (twice), Golden State and Portland. These wins aren't all against crappy teams, and regardless of who you play, winning 16 straight is VERY difficult. The last time the Rockets lost a game was against Utah on Jan. 27, that's very impressive.

A huge test for the new look Rockets is going to be tomorrow night in Dallas, a team that has pulled off some huge winning streaks in the past few years themselves. This is more than likely not going to be a 15-20 point blowout. The Rockets have had some average or less competition in the four huge victories since Yao went down, so this is a huge test to possibly see where they're really at, plus you know the Mavs are going to be gunning to break that streak.

Should be interesting, but for now, we must admire the Rockets as one of the most impressive teams currently in the NBA, as T-Mac, Rafer Alston, Carl Landry, Luis Scola, Luther Head and the others keep up their fantastic play. Sorry, but I had to give some props to the names who have played great for them in the recent games.