I enjoy a national shanking of Bill Belichick as much as anyone, but I'm with Neon here: Belichick, who has won three Super Bowls treating football the way an actuary treats a term life policy, made the smart call yesterday. Hmmm.
Rob Lunn, a teammate of UConn cornerback Jasper Howard, who was stabbed to death last weekend, writes:
An unemployed 18-year-old from New Freedom, Pa., raised enough money—$1,402 and counting as of Wednesday— through an Internet campaign to rent a billboard and advertise a message of discontent for everyone in Buffalo to see.
In typical Malcolm Gladwell fashion, his piece Offensive Play is rich, engrossing and effortless. The story he spins exposes how football ravages the human brain. He is an excellent writer and specifically, an excellent propagandist. ...
Too much of the money, says Brenner, is going to fund a cure—with too little being spent on studying what causes cancer in the first place, or toward giving aid to women with cancer.
"From my blindside, Tom Cable threw me from my chair and into a piece of furniture that a lamp sat upon," Hanson told Yahoo! Sports Friday during an extensive interview at a Bay Area restaurant.
[Goodell] will use as the most compelling reason the fact that the marketplace itself may keep Checketts' Rams in as dire straits as they are today, as potential free agents are informed by their representatives, family or friends about Limbaugh's history and convinced to find an …
With a quarter of the season in the books, there are still several teams trying to earn their first win, like the hopless Cleveland Browns and St. Louis Rams. On the opposite side we have teams like the Denver Broncos and New York Giants trying to remain unbeaten.
Scout.com's Adam Caplan has seen every play from every game through the first four weeks of the regular season and is ranking each NFL team based on performance.
This rivalry series between the Texas Longhorns and the Oklahoma Sooners, formerly referred as the Red River Shootout, has been going on since 1900.
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