ANYONE ON HERE STILL DOUBT THAT NNAMDI ASOMUGHA IS THEBEST CORNER IN THE NFL?
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You get served on the regular in the sports forum. Do I need to refer you back to that cowboys thread where I roasted and exposed your know-nothing ass for what you truly are? You bring NO FACTS. EVER. You don't have the right to tell ANYONE that they know nothing about football or any sport for that matter because you never have ANYTHING to back your arguments.
Last post than im done with you..........If i was wrong i would admitt it.......
It does not matter if you say alot or most.........It dosent matter do you understand me.......It does not matter if you say alot or most if you dont have any numbers to back it up........
You think to highly of yourself saying me and Gotem!!! cant outwit you.....Its not outwiting that im trying to do.....Im simply stating the facts.............You need to stop talking out of your ass come with some real shit........and dont think you opinion is fact...........
And im 28 years old like that matters any.........And i just got out of a statistcs class on my way to a B.A. so fuck your going back to school......The teacher also said we would not be able to argue this exact shit with people like you! Dont throw shit out if you have no facts.......
You also said something about the way solitary grouped you in with a bunch of niner fans......Than you turn around and do the same shit......
Im done with you take this as a lesson my son.....
You have to be the slowest motherfucker on this site. Your whole argument consists of nothing but you trying to bullshit your way around the fact that the term "A LOT" and the word "MOST" are NOT the same. I don't give a FUCK what you learned in a fuckin statistics class.
a lot
Very many, a large number; also, very much.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/a%20lot
most
1. in the greatest quantity, amount, measure, degree, or number: to win the most votes.
2. in the majority of instances: Most operations are successful.
3. greatest, as in size or extent: the most talent.
–noun 4. the greatest quantity, amount, or degree; the utmost: The most I can hope for is a passing grade.
5. the greatest number or the majority of a class specified: Most of his writing is rubbish.
6. the greatest number: The most this room will seat is 150.
7. the majority of persons: to be more sensitive than most.
8. the most, Slang. the ultimate in something: He's the most. That movie was the most.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/most
They are NOT the same you dumb fuck. VERY MANY DOES NOT MEAN THE MAJORITY. If you can't understand that then you've got to be borderline retarded. No joke intended.
a lot
Very many, a large number; also, very much.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/a%20lot
most
1. in the greatest quantity, amount, measure, degree, or number: to win the most votes.
2. in the majority of instances: Most operations are successful.
3. greatest, as in size or extent: the most talent.
–noun 4. the greatest quantity, amount, or degree; the utmost: The most I can hope for is a passing grade.
5. the greatest number or the majority of a class specified: Most of his writing is rubbish.
6. the greatest number: The most this room will seat is 150.
7. the majority of persons: to be more sensitive than most.
8. the most, Slang. the ultimate in something: He's the most. That movie was the most.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/most
They are NOT the same you dumb fuck. VERY MANY DOES NOT MEAN THE MAJORITY. If you can't understand that then you've got to be borderline retarded. No joke intended.
NO OFFENSE BUT YOU SAYING "SQUARE AS A BLOCK OF CHEESE" MAKES YOU A SQUARE. THAT'S GOT TO BE THE LAMEST SIMILE I'VE HEARD IN A MINUTE.
BUT IT'S FUNNY YOU SHOULD SAY DUDE IS DEFENDING "HIS OWN STUPID COMMENTS" BECAUSE IN REALITY HE IS CORRECT - ABOUT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "MOST" AND "A LOT", THAT IS. I DON'T AGREE WITH HIM NOT THINKING ASO IS THE BEST CB IN THE LEAGUE, BUT AN ARGUMENT CAN BE MADE AGAINST IT. IT'S NOT LIKE THERE'S ANY INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
AS FOR FINNEGAN, I THINK THE GUY HAD A FLUKE YEAR. WE'LL HAVE TO WAIT AND SEE THOUGH. YOU NEVER KNOW, HE COULD END UP BECOMING ONE OF THE BEST IN THE LEAGUE.
BUT IT'S FUNNY YOU SHOULD SAY DUDE IS DEFENDING "HIS OWN STUPID COMMENTS" BECAUSE IN REALITY HE IS CORRECT - ABOUT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "MOST" AND "A LOT", THAT IS. I DON'T AGREE WITH HIM NOT THINKING ASO IS THE BEST CB IN THE LEAGUE, BUT AN ARGUMENT CAN BE MADE AGAINST IT. IT'S NOT LIKE THERE'S ANY INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
AS FOR FINNEGAN, I THINK THE GUY HAD A FLUKE YEAR. WE'LL HAVE TO WAIT AND SEE THOUGH. YOU NEVER KNOW, HE COULD END UP BECOMING ONE OF THE BEST IN THE LEAGUE.
I agree with you there is a difference between alot and most:cheeky:
I said i was done but now your switching shit.......I never said their was no difference between alot and most.....In order to say alot or most, you would have to have stats to say alot or most people, do this or do that....or think this way or that way.....
I said i was done but now your switching shit.......I never said their was no difference between alot and most.....In order to say alot or most, you would have to have stats to say alot or most people, do this or do that....or think this way or that way.....
Yes he is correct.......thats not my argument...What actual number makes it the most.......And what actual number makes it alot.....It takes a survey to determine that......no matter what way you look at it....Alot to me could not be alot to you......most to me may not be the most to you......An actual number with a backround on how you got that number will silence everything
ANYWAY- BACK TO THE THREAD TOPIC:
NNAMDI ASOMUHGA NAMED TO ALL PRO TEAM BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
By Steve Corkran
Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha and punter Shane Lechler gained added leverage as prospective free agents by being selected to the Associated Press All-Pro team Friday.
It marked Lechler's fourth time on the prestigious list of only 27 players. Asomugha was selected for the first time in his six NFL seasons.
Both players are on the verge of becoming unrestricted free agents, unless they re-sign with the Raiders before free agency begins Feb. 27.
"This honor, even above Pro Bowl, is the most humbling recognition I have ever received in this sport," Asomugha said in a news release. "To be now considered the best of the best in the highest level of football is more than a dream come true. It is truly a blessing."
It is likely that the Raiders will lose at least one of the two players, given they can keep only one from negotiating with other teams. The Raiders protected Asomugha last season by applying the exclusive franchise tag, which guaranteed him $9.765 million and prevented other teams from offering him a contract.
Lechler and Asomugha also earned selections to the Pro Bowl in February.
"It's a great honor to be named All-Pro, and I'm very happy and extremely humbled to receive this recognition," Lechler said in the same release.
In other news, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported that Green Bay Packers assistant head coach and linebackers coach Winston Moss is scheduled
to interview with Raiders managing general partner Al Davis, as soon as today, about the team's coaching vacancy.
A Raiders official said Moss' name has been mentioned in conversations with Davis but that he was unaware of Moss being scheduled to meet with Davis.
At the least, Davis' interviewing Moss would satisfy the league's so-called Rooney Rule, which mandates teams interview at least one minority candidate before hiring a coach.
Davis has spoken with New York Giants offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride and 2008 interim coach Tom Cable since the Raiders' season ended Dec. 28.
Moss played linebacker for the Raiders from 1991-94. He interviewed for the St. Louis Rams coaching vacancy last Saturday.
The same Journal-Sentinel report said the Raiders are interested in hiring fired Packers defensive backs coach Lionel Washington. He played for the Raiders from 1987-94 and 1997.
The Raiders official said Washington's name also has been mentioned by Davis in recent days but that no interview was scheduled.
An online report Thursday that linked fired University of Washington defensive coordinator Ed Donatell to the Raiders doesn't have any merit, Raiders senior executive John Herrera said.
"No one from the Raiders has mentioned his name," Herrera said in reference to Donatell, who spent time at the University of Idaho with Cable. "I'm not sure where that came from."
NNAMDI ASOMUHGA NAMED TO ALL PRO TEAM BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
By Steve Corkran
Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha and punter Shane Lechler gained added leverage as prospective free agents by being selected to the Associated Press All-Pro team Friday.
It marked Lechler's fourth time on the prestigious list of only 27 players. Asomugha was selected for the first time in his six NFL seasons.
Both players are on the verge of becoming unrestricted free agents, unless they re-sign with the Raiders before free agency begins Feb. 27.
"This honor, even above Pro Bowl, is the most humbling recognition I have ever received in this sport," Asomugha said in a news release. "To be now considered the best of the best in the highest level of football is more than a dream come true. It is truly a blessing."
It is likely that the Raiders will lose at least one of the two players, given they can keep only one from negotiating with other teams. The Raiders protected Asomugha last season by applying the exclusive franchise tag, which guaranteed him $9.765 million and prevented other teams from offering him a contract.
Lechler and Asomugha also earned selections to the Pro Bowl in February.
"It's a great honor to be named All-Pro, and I'm very happy and extremely humbled to receive this recognition," Lechler said in the same release.
In other news, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported that Green Bay Packers assistant head coach and linebackers coach Winston Moss is scheduled
to interview with Raiders managing general partner Al Davis, as soon as today, about the team's coaching vacancy.
A Raiders official said Moss' name has been mentioned in conversations with Davis but that he was unaware of Moss being scheduled to meet with Davis.
At the least, Davis' interviewing Moss would satisfy the league's so-called Rooney Rule, which mandates teams interview at least one minority candidate before hiring a coach.
Davis has spoken with New York Giants offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride and 2008 interim coach Tom Cable since the Raiders' season ended Dec. 28.
Moss played linebacker for the Raiders from 1991-94. He interviewed for the St. Louis Rams coaching vacancy last Saturday.
The same Journal-Sentinel report said the Raiders are interested in hiring fired Packers defensive backs coach Lionel Washington. He played for the Raiders from 1987-94 and 1997.
The Raiders official said Washington's name also has been mentioned by Davis in recent days but that no interview was scheduled.
An online report Thursday that linked fired University of Washington defensive coordinator Ed Donatell to the Raiders doesn't have any merit, Raiders senior executive John Herrera said.
"No one from the Raiders has mentioned his name," Herrera said in reference to Donatell, who spent time at the University of Idaho with Cable. "I'm not sure where that came from."