nine straight wins for the good guys

the san antonio spurs have something to cheer about. an overtime win tonight has them on a ten game winning streak

the san antonio spurs coyote said the good guys are flying high with another win. that's an eleven game winning streak y'all

portand put an end to the spurs winning streak

coach rested duncan and parker against portland, but they were back in to beat denver. spurs win!

after the all star break the spurs take on the bulls. after a tough game spurs lose for only the second time at home

SAN ANTONIO -
They are bringing out the big guns at the Alamo today -- literally -- to celebrate Texas Independence Day.

The big gun on display at the Alamo is a replica of the 18-pound cannon that William Barret Travis used to answer Santa Ana's demand for surrender.

"(It's) a lot of firepower," said antique armorer Eugene Robinson.

Robinson's restored replica was used in the 2004 making of the movie The Alamo.

It will be on display all weekend as part of the Texas Independent Day celebration, as well as the 176th anniversary of the Battle of the Alamo.

spurs over the bobcats

spurs lose at home for the third time this year to the number eight denver nuggets

Going to San Antonio for spring break!!! xD gosh I love it lol xP

well manny, there is plenty to do and see during fiesta week in san antonio

new york knicks come to san antonio - final score spurs 118 knicks 105

los angeles gets by the spurs 120 to 108

sorry folks, it was the clippers who bested the spurs last night, not the lakers

already arrived at SA ^_^

way to go manny. what's on your agenda?

spurs over the wizards 112 to 97

orlando just didn't have enough magic. spurs 122 magic 111

This weekend, the 32nd Annual Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair will take over downtown San Antonio, March 16-18, 2012, as hundreds of bands and thousands of fans from near and far fill historic Market Square to hear the three-day Tejano music marathon. But before the first band takes the stage, fans can attend two kick-off events to get into the spirit:

OFFICIAL TMA KICK-OFF DANCE, 6 pm -12 Midnight, Thursday, March 15, 2012, La Villita Assembly Hall:

The doors of La Villita Assembly Hall open at 6 p.m. and for a $10 admission charge, fans can enjoy performances from Raulito Navaira, featuring his daughter, Destiny, a talented singer in her own right; high-spirited accordionist/vocalist Sunny Sauceda; veterans Joe Bravo and David Marez; Ricardo Castillon y La Diferenzia, Roger Velasquez, and Hugo Guerrero y La Conexion. Get pre-sale tickets at Janie’s Record Shop, 210-735-2070, or at Tejano Merchandise Record Store, 210-227-2727. BYOB.

TMA FAN FAIR KICK-OFF CONCERT/BREAKFAST, 6 am - 9 a.m., Friday, March 16, 2012, Market Square:

Free breakfast tacos and a performance by Grammy-winning Los Texmaniacs await Tejano fans brave enough to venture out during the early morning hours Friday for a lively kick-off concert. Other Tejano artists will be on hand for the Fan Fair wake-up call! Hear from Tejano’s new generation: Ricky Valenz, Juaquin Cura, Monica Castro, and Jessica Baeza and Dominazion de Abdon Espinoza, Jr., Audi Y Zentimiento, and Loz Fleaz.

THE MAIN EVENT: FAN FAIR WEEKEND, FRIDAY-SUNDAY, MARCH 16-18, 2012, MARKET SQUARE:

32nd Annual TMA Fan Fair: Three days of FREE live Tejano music on six stages. FREE ADMISSION; 12 Noon – 10 pm , Friday-Sunday, March 16,17,18, 2012 at the Historic Market Square in downtown San Antonio, Texas. Performances, autograph sessions for fans and an estimated crowd of 85,000.

This year’s lineup includes more than 130 bands on multiple stages. An estimated 85,000 fans will travel from Texas and beyond for the Fan Fair experience that includes autograph sessions and access to the artists. Like the fans, many performers hail from around the country, too, including Arizona, Michigan, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Colorado, and Illinois. In addition to music, the family-friendly Fan Fair offers an array of food and beverage booths and the historic Market Square’s shops and restaurants.

TMA Fan Fair performers represent the present and future of Tejano music and some of the many acts to watch, include: familiar favorites like Raulito Navaira, Michael Salgado, Shelly Lares, Stefani Montiel and Patsy Torres, Gary Hobbs, Hometown Boys, Grupo Siggno, K1 and newcomers such as Ricky Valenz of Michigan and Audi y Zentimiento of Colorado. Other highlights will include artists who have moved on to solo careers, such as Marqell (former lead vocalist for David Lee Garza y Los Musicales), and Cacy Savala (former vocalist with Jimmy Gonzalez y Grupo Mazz).

For the complete 2012 Fan Fair lineup, visit:
http://www.tejanomusicawards.com/fan-fair/fan-fair-performers/