Gene Wojciechowski wrote an article on ESPN.com about Larry H. Miller, who doesn't go to (or even watch or listen to) Jazz games on Sundays. Whether you agree with Miller or not, it's an interesting read.

Is he giving all the money he made on Sunday to charity?

jaga97 wrote:

Is he giving all the money he made on Sunday to charity?:unsure:

Probably not all of it...just 10%.

Go Cougs!!!

I certainly admire Miller's dedication in not attending Jazz games on Sunday, I know that I am certainly not as involved in the Jazz as he is and I have attended at least 2 Jazz playoff games played on Sunday. However, does anyone else see a little bit of hypocrisy that he won't go to Jazz games on sundays, but he has no problem going on Sports Beat Sunday with Tom Kirkland and discuss the Jazz as well as promote his Miller Speedway? Just seems a little off to me.

Any good stories on Sunday hypocricy? My wifes family could only get Kentucky Fried Chicken on Sundays. All other restaurants were off limits on the sabbath. My dad would take us fishing on Sunday after church, but watching football was a ticket to hell.

I try not to look at other peoples hypocrisy because I am not the exemplar on the topic...I don't think most of us have exemplar lifestyles that make us free from hypocrisy or percieved hypocrisy from others.