UNLV and Kansas destroyed, Farokhmanesh suspected

Sharky&Sharky are willing to guess that most of our dear readers have never heard of Mr. Ali Farokhmanesh? If you have heard of Mr. Ali Farokhmanesh, then you are up to date on the everyday events in the good old U S of A. If you have not heard of him then you have not followed the news as he and his gang destroyed the University of Las Vegas and then proceeded to vanquish Kansas. You missed the recent report on these calamities because Mr. F. did not do it with by setting his shoe on fire or by shooting soldiers while on duty atg a US military base or by putting rockets in his undershorts and flying to Detroit.

The young Mr. F. is not a terrorist, but he and his team are terrors, wreaking havoc on the nations’ moneyed basketball monoliths.

Witness the destruction of UNLV. CBS is not sharing this videos so you will have to hit the link:
Link to CBS video of Ali delivering final blow to UNLV

Here is a video by the local news on Mr. F.



Now witness the final annihilation of top-seeded Kansas. CBS is sharing this videos:


Here is a Kansan in defeat begging for either mercy or forgiveness; Sharky&Sharky cannot tell which. He cannot be praying for victory since his destruction is over.

Whoever has heard of the Northern Iowa University Panthers? (There are no panthers in Northern Illinois.) How did this team get to the Sweet Sixteen? This team is so poor that their names are not on the backs of their jerseys.

This little sports sharkbite is not really about Mr. F., but more about that he serves as a protagonist for people of stereotyped backgrounds, the press' reenforcement of stereotypes, and the heart of marginally funded teams, in general the underdog. This bite is about where opportunity can lead when there is an undergirding of liberty. Let us congratulate The Panthers, an unheard of small moneyed team that has earned their chance for victory. And lets us appreciate the young Mr. F. for reminding us that stereotypes are often wrong when it comes to judging people that want to leap past any preconceived images and notions that attempt to entrap them.

Ali Farokhmanesh mom is an Iowan, his dad an Iranian who played on Iran’s 1980 Olympic volleyball team. Another surprise winning team is St Mary’s with Omar Samhan. Samhan put in 32-points against Villanova, in "what stood as the weekend's biggest shocker until Northern Iowa trumped it". Samhan, is of Egyptian descent and was named for the actor Omar Sharif.
Read more: http://www.bnd.com/2010/03/20/1182832/northern-iowas-farokhmanesh-and.html#ixzz0ityzZF8V

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