Video - Georgia World Congress Center Indoor Waterfall Post Tornado
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HOW WAS YOUR WEEKEND?
Published 3/15/2008 by Orson Swindle at EDSBS
Ours got off to a smashing start. Latest decorating trend in Atlanta: carpeted indoor waterfalls.
Check the rest of the reportage on The Sporting Blog. It was, in the Doomsday Machine sense, cool as hell.
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The Georgia Dome was a rockin' last night
Published 3/15/2008 by DCScrap at on 205th magazine: Stuff Guys Like. [Pop Culture For Men]
In case you just woke up (entirely possible, knowing my audience), there was quite a storm in the ATL yesterday. Watch as it hits the dome during the 'Bama-MSU game... The damage done to the building was, shall we say, noticeable... According to The Sporting Blog ...
That There Is The Result Of Some SEC Wind Speed
Published 3/15/2008 by Signal to Noise at Signal to Noise
Orson Swindle was at the Georgia Dome when Mother Nature decided that having a Crimson Tide in Atlanta was not enough and thus decided to create another form of disaster of her own during the SEC tournament. It is all chronicled in a series of posts over at the Sporting Blog — and Orson left us a video at EDSBS of one particular ...
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Tornado Hits Phillips Arena; Home Of The Thrashers
The Power Play Hockey Blog posted 3/15/2008 from thepowerplay.blogspot.com
It was a frightening scene in downtown Atlanta late Friday night. As a tornado touched down in the very busy metropolitan area near Phillips Arena, the home of the Atlanta Thrashers. The twister ripped large pieces of paneling off Phillips Arena sending it flying throughout the street. The storm also rippled the roof of the Georgia Dome during a college basketball game, tore a hole in the ...Video - Tornado hits Atlanta, Georgia Dome during SEC Tournament
asujon posted 3/15/2008 from FanIQ.com
Live game video as a tornado ripped through downtown Atlanta tonight, causing heavy damage to many buildings, including the Georgia Dome, where Alabama was taking on Mississippi StatePhoto Essay: Severe Weather Tears Through Georgia Dome
NaviGATR posted 3/15/2008 from www.sportingnews.com
Here are the amazing photos from the Georgia Dome just minutes after a tornado ripped through Atlanta.TIM BRANDO REPORTING THAT TORNADO HIT TOP OF GEORGIA DOME AT SEC TOURNAMENT
Double-T Nation: Front Page Posts found this 3/15/2008 on www.rockytoptalk.com
Now reporting that outside the arena, debris is everywhere. Used the term "war zone," but that's most certainly hyperbole, right? Update [2008-3-14 22:18:10 by Joel]: Authorities are checking out the building to see if it's structurally sound and ...In One Night, Miss. State Survives Buzzer Beater, Tornado and Free Throw Demons
truthaboutit posted 3/15/2008 from mvn.com
A wild and lucky night for the Mississippi State Bulldogs. Now, they're lucky to be facing a 'two-games in one day' Georgia Bulldogs squad tonight.Spencer Hall Blogs From Inside a Tornado
Posted 3/15/2008 on Mr. Irrelevant
If you didn’t see the news last night, certainly you woke up to it this morning: A tornado ripped through Atlanta last night during the SEC Tournament. Well, my colleague over at The Sporting Blog, Spencer Hall aka Orson Swindle, might just win the Pulitzer Price for Sports Blogging in Extreme Conditions. He was in the Georgia Dome covering the tourney for TSB when the tornado came ...Tornado Strikes SEC Tournament at Georgia Dome
Posted 3/15/2008 on The Big Lead
Well this is unexpected and most unfortunate. During the last minutes of the Alabama/Mississippi State SEC tourney contest, a tornado made an impact in the roof and upper deck of the Georgia Dome. Tim Brando was calling the action and he narrates you through the scary moments… Storm Rips Holes in Georgia Dome [AP] Tornado-like winds tear up downtown Atlanta [Atlanta ...Tornado Hits Ga. Dome, Postpones SEC Tourney
Posted 3/15/2008 on SPORTSbyBROOKS
If you were waiting to see the result of the meeting between Kentucky and Georgia last night in the SEC men’s basketball tournament, keep waiting. The Georgia Dome, the building hosting the SEC tournament, was hit by something that meteorologists were reluctant to officially call a tornado. But if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck and tears a big hole in your roof… ...Update: Sports Gods Not Remotely Worried About Kentucky
Posted 3/15/2008 on Heavy Soul
Yes, I know this is probably a shocker to most of you. But it's true: God doesn't care much about a basketball program, even if it is the program that He made in his image. As I am sure many of you have seen, a tornado--TORNADO!--ripped through downtown Atlanta. And because of this, Kentucky's second round game against Georgia has been moved to 11am tomorrow morning. The kicker of it is, ...Team of the Moment: Georgia
Posted 3/16/2008 on College Basketball by Collegehoops.net
Georgia 15-16 (4-12 SEC East) Computer numbers (through Friday; courtesy of kenpom.com): RPI 141, SOS 47 Results today: Defeated Kentucky 60-56 in an SEC quarterfinal and Mississippi State 64-60 in an SEC semifinal. You can't make this stuff up. Thanks to a serious storm that made its way through the Atlanta area last night (what we now know included a tornado), the Georgia Bulldogs had ...Dennis Felton Thinks His Team Has Been Eliminated From the SEC Tournament
Posted 3/15/2008 on FanHouse
When a tornado damaged the Georgia Dome , leading the SEC to move its tournament, it put Georgia and Kentucky in the almost unprecedented position of knowing that if they won their game this morning, they'd have to play again this evening. Georgia coach Dennis Felton said he " objected vehemently " to the SEC's decision, which he makes clear in this clip: Said Felton, "I take great ...Video: Tornado Interrupts SEC Tournament
Posted 3/15/2008 on MVN Outsider
Via Fark , here’s video of a tornado delaying the Alabama-Mississippi State game at the Georgia Dome last night. At roughly the :20 mark, you can hear a train-like noise as the storm closes in on the stadium, and about 50 seconds in, the people in the stands start rapidly leaving their seats. The employees of the Georgia Dome deserve tremendous credit, as they seemed to do an excellent ...[Barkley vs Bavetta] Catlanta gets hit
Posted 3/15/2008 on Loser with Socks
The destruction of Catlanta is complete… what the tornado didn’t destroy, Dennis Felton and the Georgia Bulldogs picked up the pieces. JTExperience and I discuss it over at Barkely vs. Bavetta.UK: Please tell the SEC to go f*ck itself
Posted 3/15/2008 on The Meaningful Collateral
So here’s the deal: The SEC says Kentucky and Georgia will play the quarterfinals at noon at Georgia Tech. Winner has to come back and play Mississippi State at 8:30 pm. Winner of that plays at 3 on Sunday. Potentially three games in 27 hours for the ‘Cats. Oh, and only UK staff, players families, and about 400 people are allowed inside the arena. This … is …. ...CBS Sports Working on Logistics of Moving SEC Championship From National Broadcast to Split Feed
Posted 3/15/2008 on Eye On Sports Media
Athens, GA (Mar 15, 2008) - With the tornado that hit Atlanta last night causing havoc on the SEC Men's Basketball Tournament. RAYCOM and CBS Sports are being forced into creating a response plan that could not be anticipated, as the games are being moved from the Georgia Dome to Georgia Tech. Tim Brando, on the RAYCOM broadcast today, says that having to play two games in one day, as the ...SEC Tourney Goes A Little Crazy
Posted 3/15/2008 on Sports Blog - football, basketball, and baseball
I’m certain we’ve all seen this, but last night was Friday, which means today is Saturday, which means I’m off work, which means I sleep in. So I’m late. Anyway, due to strong winds/tornado warnings, the Georgia Dome has fallen apart, and has delayed the conclusion of the Georgia/Kentucky game . The game will now be played at Alexander Memorial Coliseum, home ...On Remote: The Big “Blow”
Posted 3/15/2008 on Gate 21
Well, this is the first time I’ve ever tried posting from my Motorola Handheld (a/k/a my phone), so we’ll see how this goes. Needless to say there was some excitement at the SEC Tournment yesterday as a tornado hit the Georgia Dome in the middle of the game between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Mississippi State Bulldogs — leading to an hour and five minute delayn ...Night in Review: March 14, 2008 (Part 1)
Posted 3/15/2008 on Rush the Court
I am not sure what to call this column because I don’t want to steal rtmsf’s “After the Buzzer” title and it’s too damn early to think straight. If you have any clever ideas for a title, leave a comment and I’ll consider it. I’m breaking this into multiple parts because it would take me roughly the entire day if I tried to do this for every ...God and I Agree: Big Conference Tourneys Are a Waste of Time
Posted 3/15/2008 on Insomniac's Lounge
Last night's SEC tournament was postponed by what the National Weather Service has called a possible tornado. I guess the other possibility is just a "huge, f*ckin' wind." While the league was able to resume the Alabama/Mississippi State game, the Georgia/Kentucky matchup was postponed until today and relocated to Georgia Tech's coliseum, where only players, family, cheerleaders, band, and ...Tornado Hits Phillips Arena
Posted 3/15/2008 on The Puck Stops Here
Friday night, a series of tornados hit downtown Atlanta. Among the buildings damaged was Phillips Arena, the home of the Atlanta Thrashers. The extent of the damage is still unclear at this point. Atlanta has four remaining home games this season (and will not make the playoffs). Their next home game is Wednesday against the Carolina Hurricanes. Should their arena have been damagedVideo from the Georgia Dome as Tornado hits Alabama vs. Mississippi State
Posted 3/15/2008 on FanIQ Blog
A tornado hit the Georgia Dome as Alabama and Mississippi State were playing in overtimeSEC Suspends Tournament Play
Posted 3/15/2008 on FanHouse
Well, the SEC did what it had to complete the Alabama-Mississippi St. game in the wake of the tornado that ripped through Atlanta and put a beating on the Georgia Dome (MSU won 69-67 in OT if you care). Playing the late Georgia-Kentucky game, though, wasn't going to happen. Not with more bad weather still on the way, and the Georgia Dome getting all shook-up . The SEC has announced the ...Breaking News: Tornado, Storms Result in Postponement of Kentucky-Georgia Game
Posted 3/15/2008 on Eye On Sports Media
Athens, GA (Mar 14, 2008) - A tornado that tipped off part of the Georgia Dome roof and concerns for safety have caused the SEC to postpone the SEC Quarterfinal game between Georgia and Kentucky. More to come...SEC moves tourney to Georgia Tech after tornado
Published 3/15/2008 on SportingNews.com College Basketball News and Exclusive Analysis
ATLANTA (AP) -- Alabama and Mississippi State were locked in a thrilling game at the Southeastern Co...Atlanta storm strikes during SEC tourney
Published 3/15/2008 on SportingNews.com College Basketball News and Exclusive Analysis
ATLANTA (AP) -- A possible tornado ripped into the Georgia Dome during the Southeastern Conference t...ESPN2 steps in to televise SEC title game Sunday
Published 3/15/2008 on ESPN.com - Men's College Basketball
ESPN2 will replace CBS in televising the championship game of the Southeastern Conference tournament, which was forced to change its schedule after a tornado damaged the Georgia Dome.Georgia ousts Kentucky in postponed game (AP)
Published 3/15/2008 on Yahoo! Sports - NCAA Men's Hoops News
Zac Swansey scored five points in overtime, including an unlikely turnaround 3-pointer with 1.2 seconds left, and Georgia upset Kentucky to 60-56 on Saturday to continue its surprising SEC tournament run. The game was originally scheduled for late ...STORM RIPS DOME, POSTPONES SEC GAME
Published 3/15/2008 on NY Post: Sports
ATLANTA - A possible tornado ripped into the Georgia Dome during the SEC tournament, sending debris tumbling from the ceiling, prompting fans to flee for the exits and postponing the final game last night. The storm struck while Alabama and...
