It's getting to be that time again. We're already halfway through April, and you can't turn on your television without hearing announcers plug the event. Every year it happens; another run in the playoffs, another champion. You can barely go anywhere without hearing somebody talk about it.
So there's a football game being played this Sunday. You've probably heard of it. And you're probably sick of all the media coverage that goes with it - except for the commercials. The talking heads discuss intangibles, "smash-mouth football" and let's not forget the importance of establishing the run. ...
During the Beijing Olympics this past month, if you finished a race and didn't break a record, you probably weren't going home with a medal. Viewers grew so accustomed to seeing world records shattered that it practically became a formality. Admittedly, modern training techniques and improved race gear ...
I was watching New England pummel the Washington Redskins a few weeks back when my mom called me up on the phone.
I don't want to be a Debbie-downer, but I really wasn't all that excited Sunday night when the Red Sox clinched their second World Series title in four years. Say what you will about the team putting up the largest run differential ever in a World Series or a postseason - 99 runs scored to only 46 allowed. ...
Earlier this week, I was watching "Jim Rome is Burning" on ESPN, as any good American does, and Jim and his panelists were debating whether a recent block made below the knees by Miami Dolphins quarterback Trent Green was a "dirty hit." If you've ever watched Jim Rome speak, you know that what he has ...
I don't know if you've noticed this, but the internet has become kind of a big deal. And along with MLB.tv, live-updates and endless fantasy empires, another curious phenomenon has seeped in: sports blogging.
"With the first overall pick of the 2007 Draft, the Oakland Raiders select Barack Obama."
The 2007 NFL season starts today, and wouldn't you know it, JaMarcus Russell, the first overall pick of this year's NFL Draft, is still without a contract.
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