How greed could ruin American sports
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Why bowls are a sad way to end a great college football season.
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Who deserves to win?
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I was writing a brief, semi-joking post at my place about the one question I have for Tiger Woods and it made me think of a quick item I had posted here earlier in the year: Michael Crabtree: Dumbest Man of the Year?
Now, not only did Crabtree finally sign a multi-million dollar contract, but Tiger [...]
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Why aren’t there more black coaches? Their inclination, of course, is to blame racism.
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Just how good is 12-0?
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Via the LAT: Lions win (and that’s not a typo)
Of course, not so amusing if one is a fan of the Redskins (but amusing to everyone else, especially fans of the Cowboys…).
Let the Jim Zorn Firing Watch begin (although as Peter King noted on Football Night in America last night, if Snyder fires Zorn he [...]
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In an otherwise rather lackluster attempt at a “throwback” football column designed to offer a humorous take on the 50th anniversary of the American Football League, Gregg Easterbrook captures beautifully how much our choices have expanded:
In vacuum-tube news, have you heard the big story? ABC will televise the new upstart American Football League. With one [...]
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I propose that Michael Crabtree, former WR for the Texas Tech Red Raiders and draftee of the San Francisco 49ers, be nominated for the Dumbest Man of the Year award. Crabtree is currently holding out (note: the season starts tonight) and is threatening to sit out the year because he thinks he ought to be [...]
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Most of the first weekend’s college football games are a joke that make a mockery of sportsmanship and competition.
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After months in the football-less darkness of spring and summer, the NFL season is finally upon us.
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