Once again it is the Roughest Division in basketball The Texas Triangle now includes New Orleans to make it the Perilous Paralellagram The Big Four New Orleans San Antoinio Houston Dallas then Memphis Timberwolves I suspect the 1st three teams should have winning records against most other divisions and will probably beat up on each other [esp at the beginning of the season. [Maybe the Rockets can Sweep a division . . .. again] Rocket River
To make it harder, Timberwolves aren't in Midwest Div. I do like the "Perlious Parallelogram." Very clever indeed.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/standings;_ylt=AuY8zvv29gpjhZkCNaWkHIG8vLYF I am 100% certain that the MidWest Division will go undefeated against other divisions this season-- because there are actually no teams in the MidWest division. The Southwest Division, on the other hand, has teams in it and will be tough.
Nicely done, although a straight line from San Antonio to New Orleans goes right through Houston (I just checked on a map), so we could still call it a Triangle.
rox wll win and do better tan the mavs ididots. we r 2 good to not pkay in tougher midwest division five ***** thread
that and never mind that this division has been the hardest in basketball for like the past 5 or 6 years.
Not quite as there is a small pivot @ the Houston vertex. So not a parallelogram and not a triangle. So what is it? Maybe an odd shaped black hole! If you are found anywhere inside it there is an 80% (90% if you don't include Dallas) chance that you will lose. <a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/jsmee2000/SouthwestDivision/photo?authkey=EFjDIrUQPJg#5230660892024171874"><img src="http://lh6.ggpht.com/jsmee2000/SJcKXjmg7WI/AAAAAAAAAdI/WbP6kVEJ3tk/s800/what_is_it.jpg" /></a>
but if you didn't kink the triangle inward, houston would be contained in the NO/DAL/SA triangle. so the triangle stands afaic.
NO...then you are excluding Houston from the triangle. And you are saying that the firepower is located at NOH, DM, SAS which is where the vertices fall.
No dude, he's saying that Houston is at the center of the triangle and is the focal point of the universe. Duh.
where is it written that the power of the triangle is at the vertices? the bermuda triangle is an entire area where crap happens. the vertices just establish the boundaries.
It kinks inward if you try to make it hit the center of Houston. But if you don't, it crosses through houston somewhere between the center and and the south loop. Pretty close to the Summit.
Exactly! If you really thing the power comes from the outside, you are dumb. The power comes from within! The hardest part of the earth is the crust, right? The hottest part of the sun is sunbeams, right? If you think this, you are an idiot. Geez.
