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Michael Irvin Arrested REAL shocker.
posted by dyams at 06:57 PM on November 27
Michael Irvin Arrested REAL shocker.
posted by dyams at 06:57 PM on November 27
Give him a break. Those deamons are sometimes too much for any person to overcome. Hate him for his actions , not for his addiction. I hope for his best.
posted at 09:09 PM on November 27
Atlanta 87, Indiana 85 "On one possession, Jackson was handed the basketball on an inbound play as he tied one shoe, and Atlanta knocked it from his hands and out of bounds. When Jackson got the ball back, he was tying his other shoe and nearly threw it away. That drew boos from a crowd, which was weary of Indiana's lazy shots and lack of emotion."
posted by chmurray at 10:33 PM on November 26
Jeffro I absolutely agree the Bulls deserved to win the game last night, however as a diehard Spur fan beleive me we do not give uo 100+ points per game on our own floor. It's good to see the Bulls improving but we didn't bring our game last night.
posted at 03:41 PM on November 26
Atlanta 87, Indiana 85 "On one possession, Jackson was handed the basketball on an inbound play as he tied one shoe, and Atlanta knocked it from his hands and out of bounds. When Jackson got the ball back, he was tying his other shoe and nearly threw it away. That drew boos from a crowd, which was weary of Indiana's lazy shots and lack of emotion."
posted by chmurray at 10:33 PM on November 26
The Spurs joined the club by losing to the Bulls at Home. Compliancy is the name of the game.
posted at 08:13 AM on November 26
Why do the Lions always play on Thanksgiving day? Why the Cowboys? For Detroit it may have something to do with the power of radio. In Dallas' case it probably had a lot to do with Tex Schramm and his role in the merger of the AFL and NFL in 1966—the first year that Dallas made an appearance on Thanksgiving day. Both teams at one point could (or did) call themselves "America's team." [more inside]
posted by terrapin at 07:33 PM on November 24
Congrats to all for some excellent comments. Good facts, interesting takes, and no bashing. Must be thanksgivung day.
posted at 09:05 AM on November 24
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
UT can beat the Texans Today. Granted the USC players are exceptional athletes, however they need quanity and not quality at several key positions. Houston needs to trade the top pick and get several picks in this years draft.
posted at 12:12 PM on November 23
Muhammed Ali feels the love of Louisville As the Muhammed Ali Center opens, locals recall when Ali was just Cassius Clay, a brash and cocky young man on his way to shaking up the world.
posted by wfrazerjr at 10:25 AM on November 21
Barry Sanders was a class act. His views on abstinance for young people was ahead of his time.
posted at 04:26 PM on November 21
Muhammed Ali feels the love of Louisville As the Muhammed Ali Center opens, locals recall when Ali was just Cassius Clay, a brash and cocky young man on his way to shaking up the world.
posted by wfrazerjr at 10:25 AM on November 21
Let's not forget David Robinson. He served his country 2 years before going on to a NBA career. He has donated millions of dollars, time and effort for the school he founded in one of the poorest sections in San Antonio. Morals, Values, and a Christian Brother qualifies him as a true role model.
posted at 03:30 PM on November 21
November 19th, 2004...a date that will live in infamy. Tomorrow is the first anniversary of the brawl between the Pacers and the Pistons and their fans. Bomani Jones looks at the major players a year later, to see if things have changed for the better...or worse...
posted by MeatSaber at 03:04 PM on November 19
TO vs Artest? My money is on the Pacers bench.
posted at 12:44 PM on November 19
November 19th, 2004...a date that will live in infamy. Tomorrow is the first anniversary of the brawl between the Pacers and the Pistons and their fans. Bomani Jones looks at the major players a year later, to see if things have changed for the better...or worse...
posted by MeatSaber at 03:04 PM on November 18
The Pacers had there best chance at an NBA title last year. Their actions cost them the season. Reggie gone and attitudes remaining the same I see the pacers as the 3rd best team in the east.
posted at 04:46 PM on November 18
Who's your Sportsman of the Year? At the bottom of each story on a writer's pick is a form where you can nominate your own sportman of 2005.
posted by roberts at 05:59 AM on November 13
Manu Ginobili has worked as a positive role model on and off the floor. His time is well spent in Argentina as well as San Antonio. He was fouled repetely in the finals and never complained.
posted at 12:33 PM on November 13
NFL to return to LA...sometime...somewhere...somehow... And in other news....I agreed to buy my wife a new Lexus, some 4 karat diamond earings, and a new beach house...sometime...somewhere...someday... Seems this story is kinda missing something...like DETAILS!!!!!
posted by sinisterfoot at 07:44 AM on November 11
Tagliabue just keep kissing the LA LA Land Ass. You're a loser with no respect and the NFL'S Bitch.
posted at 08:01 PM on November 11
Hope you drafted Larry Johnson, too... because Priest Holmes is done for the season.
posted by The_Black_Hand at 03:24 PM on November 09
Prist Holmes a class act on and off the field. Walk away and enjoy life . you deserve it.
posted at 09:29 PM on November 09
San Antonio Spurs no longer World Champions: In an acknowledgement of the continuing global success of the game, the Spurs decide to change the designation on their championship banners & rings.
I thought it was a nice touch.
posted by chicobangs at 03:30 AM on November 05
It hurts but its true.
posted at 09:11 AM on November 05
Bill Callahan in deep shit Callahan, Nebraska's head coach is in deep shit for making a throat slashing gesture after the play didn't go his way.
posted by SDM at 01:10 PM on November 01
I wonder how Rush Limbaugh will blame the democrats for this one?
posted at 02:31 PM on November 01
Walk a mile in his shoes and see how easy it is to break these bad habbits. Get help, stay with a recovery program , and relize it will never be a done deal.