I keep hearing about places lebron will go.  Clippers (with that owner?), Miami (D-Wade), Knicks (with that supporting cast?).  So why am I not hearing Houston on that list?

We'll have cap space (Bye Tracy!), an all star center (Hello Yao), a great supporting cast (Battier, Lowry, Landry, Scola, Brooks, Hayes, etc), a top GM (Morey) and a city of 4 million people.  Plus all the chinese endorsements he would get.  And no state income tax.

So why SHOULDN"T he come play for the Rockets?

I would.  I think it's a better deal than anything the Suns can get from GS.  I can't see any other scenario where the suns get both a promising player (or two) and tons of cap relief in 2010.  Landry had a huge leap his second year, and so did brooks.  Both players would fit in well with what the suns like to do, and the Rockets would become a team that everyone is even more afraid to play (and could beat the Lakers or Spurs in 7?).  Thoughts?

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/news/story?id=4217761

This is the first men's golf title in Aggie History.  The Aggies previous high in the tournament was 4th. 

The Aggies won on the 18th hole with a chip by the team's number one player, Bronson Burgoon, from the far rough that landed within 3 inches of the hole.  The defeated Arkansas 3 to 2 in match play after Andrew Landry missed a 35 foot put that would have sent the match into extra holes.

Go Aggies!