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MOSS Admits to smoking weed. This really is not news.Who didnt know that Moss takes bong rips.
posted on August 18, 2005 - Go to the detail view for this result
Read this kids story Unlikely return to action for a three sport athlete.
posted on July 07, 2005 - Go to the detail view for this result
Texas Takes it All The Texas Longhorns came to Omaha unranked and Took it home to Austin
posted on June 27, 2005 - Go to the detail view for this result
4 teams left in the CWS. Is Texas going to take another?
posted on June 22, 2005 - Go to the detail view for this result
Panama could be key for U.S. entry plus the U-20 start the W.Y.C. on saturday.
posted on June 08, 2005 - Go to the detail view for this result
The Birdman has been flying high. NOKC Forward Chris Anderson has been booted from the NBA for two years for a positive drug test. Under the current collective bargaining agreement, a player may only be tossed out of the league for a first positive drug test if the drug detected is amphetamines, cocaine, LSD, opiates or PCP. This news comes on the day that the Hornets announce they'll remain in OKC for the '06-'07 season, playing a handful of games in New Orleans.
posted by Ufez Jones at 01:05 PM on January 30
The Birdman has been flying high. NOKC Forward Chris Anderson has been booted from the NBA for two years for a positive drug test. Under the current collective bargaining agreement, a player may only be tossed out of the league for a first positive drug test if the drug detected is amphetamines, cocaine, LSD, opiates or PCP. This news comes on the day that the Hornets announce they'll remain in OKC for the '06-'07 season, playing a handful of games in New Orleans.
posted by Ufez Jones at 01:05 PM on January 30
Good point dlemming.
posted at 12:35 PM on January 30
So long, Blacksburg. Ron Mexico's little brother gets his walking papers from Virginia Tech after his Gator Bowl fiasco.
posted by The_Black_Hand at 04:26 PM on January 06
Or maybe even arena league.He is a punk.
posted at 04:32 PM on January 06
Is Reggie Bush #1 draft choice calaber? Reggie Bush is most defenitly one of the biggest names in college football today, although many overlook him to his teamate Matt Lineart who many say will go #1 in the draft, "Reggie Bush is the most dangerous player in college football today", says Stanford coach Buddy Teevens. Best player in the country, chimes in Washington coach Keith Gilbertson." seeing him on sports center in highlights, makes it seem like #1 is how he'll go for the Houston Texans.
posted by Lionsfan20 at 07:32 AM on November 23
YES.Caliber unquestioned. He will go first in the draft to the Texans.Probably the Texans,maybe the 49ers,the two teams play each other the last week of the season.
posted at 09:06 AM on November 23
Good team or good enough team? The Chicago Bears beat the Carolina Panthers on Sunday in large part to their stifling defense. Are they a good team though, or are they just good enough with their offense being the enough part?
posted by timdawg at 10:07 AM on November 22
DA BEARSThe offence is lacking an experienced QB who could win a game for you,and another go to WR,but with the mighty mighty D being as Dominant as they've been,the '05 Chicago Bears are a good team.Plus Im a little bias.
posted at 09:16 AM on November 22
For the second time in 87 years, the two Sox franchises won back-to-back championships in the same number of games
In 1917, the Chicago White Sox defeated the NY Giants 4 games to 2; in 1918 the Red Sox defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 games to 2. Both teams then endured nearly 9 decades of futility... until tonight, when the Chicago White Sox rode great pitching to a Series Sweep of the Houston Astros, one year after the Red Sox did the same to the St. Louis Cardinals.
posted by Hal Incandenza at 11:13 PM on October 27
Congratulations White Sox. No doubt the better team won. MY WORDS EXACTLY!!
posted at 08:44 AM on October 27
Hard-Core Cubs Fan Dies After Sox Win Pennant Two weeks ago, 68-year old Irene Egan conceded to her son that she knew the Sox were doing well. "She's like, 'If them damn Sox go to the World Series, it will be the death of me,'" Allen Grove said. One week later, the Sox did, indeed, seal their first trip to baseball's Fall classic in 46 years. Two days after that, the 68-year-old lifelong Cub fan died.
(via There's Your Karma, Ripe As Peaches)
posted by Amateur at 08:37 AM on October 26
The funny thing is when i clicked on the link,my article popped up with the page 's sponser being the "Heart Scan of Chicago",im not kidding.
posted at 03:49 PM on October 26
CommonCensus Sports Map Project produces "maps that show exactly where the fans for each team are located, based on the geographic votes of Internet users," including NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, and NCAA Football.
posted by kirkaracha at 12:40 PM on October 21
Look at the White Sox,Cubs comparison.
posted at 03:51 PM on October 21
The Agony of Defeat In a story that will not become an inspirational ESPN movie starring Gene Hackman, a Florida high school has dropped its football program midseason after losing its first six games by a combined score of 299-0. The Doral Academy Firebirds, who returned 13 starters from last year's 0-11 team, still had the toughest part of the schedule to come. During the first six games of this season, they lost 29 out of 45 players with season-ending injuries to their pride.
posted by rcade at 11:20 AM on October 19
only 12 players?you have to quit the season
posted at 04:26 PM on October 19
posted by mbd1 at 10:54 PM on October 18
Albert Poohole's brings it back to Busch. WOW. I hear ya Shoalbaby.
posted at 08:44 AM on October 18
Seahawks secondary takes a hit. Starting FS Ken Hamlin has a skull fracture & broken hand after a street brawl.
posted by catfish at 06:17 PM on October 18
thats horrible!people are nuts.
posted at 08:36 AM on October 18
"I'm sad to see him go."
The Chicago Bulls wanted Eddy Curry to submit to a DNA test to determine whether or not he is genetically predisposed to developing a fatal heart problem (i.e. Hank Gathers, and Reggie Lewis). While testing could potentially save his life, it could also cost him millions of dollars in free agent negotiations. Commissioner Stern is for testing, but the union is against it because of the privacy issues involved, and the fact it could be used as a precedent for DNA testing being used as a bargaining "tool". Curry decided to forego the testing, and opted for a sign and trade with the Knicks.
posted by lilnemo at 02:24 PM on October 04
But they were still gunna pay him to do something unecessary.and he could still have probably gotten a contract with 1 of the teams,regardless of the results.
posted at 05:14 PM on October 04
Notre Dame #10 in AP poll! Notre Dame knocked off #23 Pitt and #3 Michigan on the road. Has Charlie Weis finally woken up the sleeping beast in Irish football?
posted by mcstan13 at 08:30 AM on September 12
ROSEBOWL: #1 USC vs #2 TEXAS
posted at 04:10 PM on September 12
Spurs win the Finley sweepstakes. ESPN.com's Marc Stein reports that Michael Finley has rejected offers by the Suns and Heat and chosen to move straight south down I-35 to San Antonio. I think I just died a little bit inside.
posted by Ufez Jones at 05:20 PM on September 01
THE SPURS!!!!
posted at 11:40 AM on September 01
How about those not quite as lovable, not quite as legendary, longtime losers - the White Sox? "The team's futility has no romance, glamour, or meaning. And when they lose, they still can't win—the White Sox aren't even the losingest losers in the Second City."
posted by gspm at 07:43 PM on August 18
I Cheer for both Cubs and Sox.Born on the South side,but moved at the age of four to Texas.Longhorns,Bulls,Bears,So x,Hawks,and Cubs.
posted at 03:24 PM on August 18
Well it wasn't lsd.only a spinal-tap can detect that.