Bucks Rookie spark plug, Brandon Jennings stars in his second commercial alongside Michael Phelps, Dez Bryannt (former Oklahoma State Wide Reciever) and Georges St. Pierre ( UFC fighter).

Mike Wallace from 60 minutes came through in the 60th minute against the Packers

Lineup:

• Chris “Denman” Dennis
• Derek “City of” Watson
• Grego “the Cop” Boulanger
• Jerome “JF” Harrison

Topics:

• Packers-Steelers analysis
• Milwaukee Bucks analysis
• Tim Donaghy-NBA referees
• “Convince Me” – Should the NFL Network make its product more accessible to cable service providers and NFL fans?

Lineup:

Brewers Insider "City of" Watson discusses how new Starting Pitcher Randy Wolf will fit in with the rest of the Brewers rotation

Chris “Denman” Dennis
Derek “City of” Watson
Adam “Big A” Maritato

Call-in:
Adam “A-dub” Weigand

Topics:

Talkin’ Pack (00-12:33)
Talkin’ Bucks w/ Bucks Insider Adam “A-dub” Weigand (12:35-22:10)
Talkin’ Brewers and Heisman Trophy (22:12-30:48)
NFL Picks (30:52-46:04)

Lineup:
Chris Dennis
Grego “the Cop”
Derek “City of” Watson
Adam “Big A” Maritato

Topics:
Packers Talk (beginning-11:25)
Bucks Talk (11:30- 21:40)
One-on-One Debate: “Big A” vs. “City of” Watson (RE: Heisman Race 21:45- 29:30)
NFL Picks (29:40- end)

Lineup:
“The Denman” Chris Dennis
Grego “The Cop” Boulanger
Derek “City of” Watson
“Big A” Adam Maritato

Topics:
Packer game impressions (Beginning- 6:05)
Further impressions and season outlook (6:10-12:40)
Bucks-Why the Bucks’ unknowns are underrated (12:45- 24:15)
Badger Football (24:20:31:10)
Wisconsin High School football playoffs (31:10-34:30)
NFL Picks for Week 12 (34:35- end)

With the recent injuries to “Redd and Gimpy” (Guard Michael Redd and Center Andrew Bogut) many Milwaukee Bucks fans figured that the season was going to slowly fall back into the proverbial basement that they have seemed to get comfortable in the past few years.

Nuh Uh!!

Not anymore. Not with this bunch, and certainly not with rookie sensation, Brandon Jennings.  If there are still any doubts about how good he is, and even scarier, how good he can be, they should have been squashed with last night’s performance.

A Bucks team without Redd, Bogut and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute played well enough to win against an also short-handed Charlotte Bobcats team, 95-88.

Takin' Over.

The Bobcats began to key in on Jennings after his excellent first quarter, which allowed for Jennings to show his ability as a facilitator.

Jennings racked up 7 assists during the ball game while setting up teammates, Carlos Delfino (9 points, 6 rebs, 5 assists), Ersan Ilyasova (13 points, 7 rebs) and Hakim Warrick (16, 9 rebs).  Luke Ridnour also hit some big shots down the stretch when the Bobcats began to make a push late in the fourth quarter.

I’m choosing not to focus on the fact that the Bucks allowed their opponent to shoot a season-high 51 % from the field while they shot just 41%.

I’m choosing not to focus on the fact that the Bobcats attempted twice as many free throws as the Bucks did, but managed to convert only 60% of them.

I’m also choosing to overlook the fact that the Bucks turned the ball over more times than the Bobcats did, and when you add up all these mistakes, it’s astonishing that we won.

I’m going to focus on the fact that, despite all of that, The Bucks are adding another notch to the Win column.  Excellent. Now the Bucks need to forget about last game and focus on doing it again.

After last night’s win, the Bucks immediately boarded a plane headed to Memphis, TN to take on the Grizzles (4-8, 3-2 Home, 1-6 Away).

Don’t let the record fool you.  This team is capable of scoring in a variety of different ways and without Andrew Bogut, it’s going to be frustrating going against the likes of  6’11 Power Forward, Zach Randolph and 7’1 budding Center, Marc Gasol.

The Bucks will also have their hands full with scoring Gaurd OJ Mayo and high-flyng Forward Rudy Gay.

The Bucks schedule is starting to look a lot tougher and with the recent injuries to three key starters, the Bucks will need everybody every night to try to weather the storm.

We have Brandon jennings, therefore I Believe.  Do you?

Highlights from last night’s win at Home against the Bobcats:

Andrew Bogut and Carlos Delfino each poured in 21 as the 6-3 Bucks beat up on the hopeless 0-12 Nets, 99-85.  Rookie Sensation Brandon Jennings had 19 points and 8 assists but also had 8 turnovers.

Nets were lead by CDR (Chris Douglas-Roberts) and rookie T-Will (Terrence Williams) who both reached career highs in points with 31 and 20, respectively.

Bucks have one more home game against the recently acquired Stack Jack (Stephen Jackson) and the Charlotte Bobcats before they hit the road for four games.

The Bucks are indicating that veteran guard Michael Redd should be returning in two games from his minor knee injury.

Bogut is expected to miss two to four weeks with a leg strain and a contusion. That’s right, I said contusion, not concussion. Essentially, Bogut is expected to miss two to four weeks with a leg bruise.

Remember the Green Bay Packers old punter, Josh Bidwell? Well, he had testicular cancer and ended up losing one of his balls. And he still has more balls than Andrew Bogut.