Rockets with a nice gesture towards the NO Hornets

Yep, just heard it myself a few hours ago. The Dome will be used to house over 23,000 Hurricane victims.

 

As long as they don't try to put that honeycomb lane on our court, it's great news, hope they have a good season. Now, can we lend them some point guards too.

 

Boki is back!!!!!!!!............. with the Hornets.

 

Welcome back, Boki!

 

Cougars are offering free tickets to hurricane refuges.

 

Haven't they suffered enough?

 

LOL!!! DAYUMN!!!

 

Link on how to donate.
The Mccormick Tribune will match 50 cents on each dollar donated up to a million.

http://www.mccormicktribune.org/mtf/hurricanerelief.htm https://www.redcross.org/donate/donation-form.asp

 

Hey Hey Hey, leave my Coogs alone now! Eventhough I love my Longhorns, UH is were I graduated from!

 

Ouch.

 

Hey thanks for the link Pelbeaini.

 

I heard the comets were offering free tickets too, what was ironic about it was they are playing the "Storm"

 

I don't think you can claim them as "my longhorns" if you graduated from u of h. Shouldn't your loyalties lie w/ the school u actually attended?

 

While we are building a good relationship with them, we should trade Juwan Howard and Charlie Ward for PJ Brown.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=2148442

Rockets offer Toyota Center office space to HornetsAssociated Press

HOUSTON -- Some members of the New Orleans Hornets' front office have relocated to Houston and are working out of the Toyota Center.


"Our staff is kind of scattered around the country, but we have about 15 members in Houston," Hornets chief marketing officer Tim McDougall told Houston television station KRIV on Wednesday. "The Rockets have been generous enough to give us some office space to work out of. ... The things we are focused on right now are just making sure our staff is OK and safe."


Members of the Hornets' staff have set up in a conference room with computers and telephones.


"It's great to at least to be able to lend a helping hand -- make them feel like they have a home away from home for a little while and give them as much support as we possibly can," Rockets senior vice president of marketing and sales Tad Brown told the TV station.


Also, The New York Times reported on its Web site on Wednesday night that NBA deputy commissioner Russ Granik sent an e-mail to all the teams in the NBA to prepare them for the possible relocation of the Hornets.


"Even if the arena is operable, it still may be impossible to play games in New Orleans for some time," Granik wrote in the e-mail message, a copy of which was obtained by the Times.


The e-mail message said plans were under way to find sites for the Hornets' training camp, which starts in just over a month, and preseason games, and that the league will start searching for alternative sites for the regular season next week. If the team is forced to relocate, the NBA will try to find a place close to home.


The NFL's Saints will be based in San Antonio for a while. It's highly unlikely they will be able to hold their home opener Sept. 18 at the Superdome -- and they may not be able to play there at all this season.


The Saints escaped the hurricane by flying with their families last weekend to San Jose, Calif. New Orleans plays at Oakland on Thursday night in its final exhibition game.

 

didn't that bbs poster work for the hornets?(i forgot his name, was it Tim).
Do we know he is alright?

Edit
oh sorry i just read what tigermission wrote. so we know he is Alright

 

With comments like that, I bet you've never even seen a college campus!


I'm a Cougar if you couldn't figure that one out.

 

Memo to the Hornets:

Anytime, guys! But as a gesture of appreciation, a trade of Baker for PJ Brown or Moochie for Chris Paul would be nice.

 

It's all in the plan. The Rockets will play "persuasive subliminal" music to get inside information, and to suggest trade endevours in our favor.

Brainwashing, if you will.