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The poetry of JJ Redick No bandage can cover my scars/ It's hard living a life behind invisible bars
posted on February 10, 2006 - Go to the detail view for this result
Annoyed by the MSN-affiliated, animation-laden, Zubaz-inspired ESPN.com? There's a lite version.
posted on April 01, 2004 - Go to the detail view for this result
In a battle of image, Duke takes black eye So Duke wakes up Monday with a fresh black eye and a fourth loss to Carolina in the past five meetings. For the image-obsessed Blue Devils, it gets no worse than being bad and being dirty.
posted by justgary at 12:27 AM on March 05
Bo Schembechler Dies on Eve of Michigan/Ohio State Game Former University of Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler collapsed during a TV show taping and has died, according to a Detroit TV station. In some extremely mistimed bad taste, an Ohio State-supporting band called the Dead Schembechlers have been getting lots of press this week.
posted by rcade at 11:27 AM on November 19
Not only would the game be on a neutral field, but also it would probably be on a field where the grass has actually taken root. I suspect that we would have seen a drastically different game if all the DBs weren't slipping and tripping throughout the game. And would Urban Meyer shut up already?
posted at 08:19 PM on November 19
The poetry of JJ Redick No bandage can cover my scars/ It's hard living a life behind invisible bars
posted by trharlan at 05:46 PM on February 11
Thank you, drjimmy. I was going nuts over here.
posted at 01:28 AM on February 11
Pittsburgh's Road to the Super Bowl Few teams have taken a longer route to the Super Bowl than the Bus-driven Pittsburgh Steelers, whose 34-17 victory over the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship makes them the first team since the 1985 New England Patriots to win three road games to reach the bowl.
posted by rcade at 05:12 PM on January 22
Kudos to the Steelers. Anyone hear chatter on an early Super Bowl line?
posted at 10:03 PM on January 22
Stone Cold Lock: Jacksonville Over New England On Saturday, the Jaguars will end Tom Brady's perfect playoff record and leave the Super Bowl champs in the cold, predicts SportsFilter columnist rcade.
posted by justgary at 03:44 PM on January 07
Who do you like to get the '08 Democratic nomination, Cadenhead? (cackle)
posted at 09:23 PM on January 07
Ex-Ohio State Star Runner Wanted for Armed Robbery Maurice Clarrett is wanted by Police on Sunday after being accused of using a gun to rob 2 people behind an alley in Columbus, Ohio.
posted by skydivedad at 01:43 PM on January 03
Majority of soldiers fighting in the war in Iraq non-white. I'm pretty sure that this is incorrect. Every link I can find is two or three years old, but they all peg whites at over 60%.
posted at 12:18 PM on January 03
Badgers give Alvarez a goodbye kiss. And as the sports announcers were spewing 'Auburn this, Auburn that, Auburn the other thing,,,' Wisconsin went in and kicked their bum but good.
posted by mrhockey at 05:14 PM on January 03
Oh, come on emoeby! I'm a Michigan fan but when bowl season comes around, I realize that it's my job to pull for every Big Ten team. I know that being a UMN fan must take a huge psychic toll on you, with them sucking year in and year out, and playing their home games indoors on plastic grass, but you gotta share the joy when the Badgers and Buckeyes both beat their opponents so convincingly. Also, Sun Belt officials have no business officiating real football, and Brady Quinn is as overrated as any college player since Ron Powlus.
posted at 12:01 PM on January 03
Oakland, the best in the west? After a mere 14 games since the All Star break, the A's have the best record in the majors. Barry Zito translates that into "the A's will win the AL west". I don't think so...
posted by tommysands at 06:35 AM on July 26
June 17: 27-39 Since: 27-6 That is nothing short of amazing.
posted at 11:51 AM on July 26
Another rivalry Saturday is ... Another rivalry Saturday is in the books. How did your alma mater do? My two schools, the University of Washington and the University of Oregon both won their respective clashes against hated rivals. Shout outs to the Michigan Wolverines, USC Trojans, Cal Golden Bears, Auburn Tigers and Clemson as well. Time for you to brag on your school, yo! And just what is the BEST NCAA rivalry in football? My vote goes to Army-Navy...
posted by vito90 at 08:09 AM on November 25
8ighteen Acres, Since I love derailing threads so much, how old are your friends?
posted at 04:25 PM on November 25
The Football Gods reward a Football Nomad. Yup, Gregg Easterbrook's Tuesday Morning Quarterback -- once of Slate, then of ESPN.com, and late of FootballOutsiders.com -- is on the move yet again. This time he lands, appropriately enough, at NFL.com.
posted by Jaquandor at 10:08 AM on November 25
Disney's CEO, Michael Eisner, is Jewish; the chief of Miramax, Harvey Weinstein, is Jewish. Yes, there are plenty of Christian and other Hollywood executives who worship money above all else, promoting for profit the adulation of violence.-- Gregg Easterbrook Maybe Tagliabue's an atheist?
posted at 11:24 AM on November 25
Pitching wins aren't a good indicator. Just ask Nolan Ryan.
A nice little breakdown about one of those wacky events in baseball: arguably the best pitcher of the season (statistically) ends up with a losing record. Sorry, a terrible losing record. Just how bad were those 1987 Astros? A nice little article from Aaron Gleeman. And dig that funky uniform!
posted by grum@work at 01:24 PM on November 24
A LiveJournal user delivers ... A LiveJournal user delivers pizza to Jacksonville Jaguars running back Fred Taylor and says he's such a lousy tipper that "I hope he breaks his hip and has to retire." My brother-in-law was Nate Newton's neighbor and revealed he never said hello on the street, making his subsequent legal troubles more fun for us. What trivial real-life encounters with athletes have colored your impressions of them forever?
posted by rcade at 08:00 AM on November 24
A friend of mine once answered his front door to Ickey Woods, who was selling steaks.
posted at 04:47 PM on November 24
Another rivalry Saturday is ... Another rivalry Saturday is in the books. How did your alma mater do? My two schools, the University of Washington and the University of Oregon both won their respective clashes against hated rivals. Shout outs to the Michigan Wolverines, USC Trojans, Cal Golden Bears, Auburn Tigers and Clemson as well. Time for you to brag on your school, yo! And just what is the BEST NCAA rivalry in football? My vote goes to Army-Navy...
posted by vito90 at 08:09 AM on November 24
Dick Paris: "While I might look to Yale-Harvard or Cincinnati-Miami (of Ohio)" Only those in Cincinnati look to Oxford for a rivalry. We at Miami have since moved on to bigger and better things. And snobbishness is, of course, the raison d'etre of we Redskin, err, RedHawks...
posted at 04:45 PM on November 24
Krzyzewski showed once again how classless he is, which should come as a surprise to absolutely no one. Billy Packer, somehow, was even worse. "Without question, Gerald Henderson was going for the ball." Really, Billy? Without question?