Take a listen what do you think?

Asked about playing the Suns Wednesday night, he said: “It’s a rivalry game. For me, I’ve always taken that matchup personally and it’s nothing different this time. As long as they’re Phoenix and we’re Dallas, it’s going to mean something special.”

Really, Phoenix? Why would Terry, who went to the University of Arizona where he won an NCAA championship, think of the Suns as a natural rival?

“When I came here, I was obviously chosen as the guy to replace Steve Nash somewhat,” Terry said. “So there’s always a little extra motivation when we play against them.”(Dallas Morning News)

Little far fetched to call the Suns a rivalry because of that but I can understand it. Terry wants to prove himself every time he plays Steve Nash. Can you blame him after the huge star Nash became after leaving Dallas?

Regardless what he considers a rival or not, I’ll be interested to see how Terry performs. Will he step his game up against what he considers to be his most hated opponents?

“This is rivalry week for me,” he said. “Playing against Phoenix and then you turn around the next night with San Antonio, expect big things from the Jet.”(Dallas Morning News)

And guys enjoy the pics but make sure to enjoy some of the great pics and videos that we’ve linked too, especially the Utah fan who stripped at the game!!!!

Busted Coverage – BC Tipster Has Info On Topless Utah Fan Who Showed Off The Chest Monsters At TCU Game
Black Sports Online – Tony Parker: “I Was Just Sexting Brent Barry’s Wife Erin Barry..No Sex”
Terez Owens – Reggie’s Girlfriend Caught Wearing Engagement Ring

PSAMP – The Dude From The Worst Zelda Games Ever Is A Pirates Fan. Just Go With It
Joe Sports Fan – VIDEO: The Debut of “Beyond the Cardboard”
Reds Army – Semih Erden posterizes JaVale McGee
Midwest Sports Fan – A Letter to LeBron – About your Game
The Hoop Doctors – It’s Always Sunny in South Beach

Fanhouse – Tiger Woods Needs to Learn From Michael Vick’s Blueprint
Unathletic Mag – Huge Celebrity Sports Fans!
Arrowhead Addict – Cinderella Or Frankenstein?
Moondog Sports – Is Tony Parker Going To Be The Next Tiger Woods?

Now looking at the video, I wouldn’t say Tim Duncan was completely dunked on. Gordon was given a wide open lane and Duncan came over as weakside help, it just happened he was jumping into Gordon’s path as he hit the rim. BUT still at the end, it was 6 foot 3 Eric Gordon sailing over a 6 foot 11 Tim Duncan.

We’ll get things going with an alley-oop in the Sacramento Kings / Washington Wizards game. This went from being an ugly bouncing ball all over the court play on the Washington end of the court to a nice simple alley-oop from Tyreke Evans to Spencer Hayes on the other end.

Next up we’ve got one from the King, Lebron James. He made a steal against the Los Angeles Clippers and took the rock coast to coast himself with a powerful jam on the finish. He tried to do the ol’ jump from the free throw line but took one huge step to much to make it happen. When you watch his speed on this play you’ll see that the dunk wasn’t even the most impressive part.

Got another alley-oop for you today. The Ronnie’s out in Utah took it to the Milwaukee Bucks on this play. Ronnie Price made the pretty sweet pass from long range and Ronnie Brewer slammed it home.

When it comes to plays in the post one of my favorite is the putback dunk, preferably the power ones that shake the rim and make all the defenders underneath feel like shit. Well, Amare Stoudemire did just that last night against the Charlotte Bobcats, too bad his team was the one getting embarrassed at that time.

This next one probably included the most star power of any of the dunks today. It involved Rudy Gay and Tim Duncan. Duncan played some help defense in the post and I’d have to say it was pretty weak at that.

Finally is the dunk that NBATV chose as their Dunk of the Night. It comes from Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat. It was a steal in the back court taken all the way down for the one handed jam. It was nice, I just don’t know if it was really the Dunk of the Night thou. What do you think?