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Nov 20
Ironically - or coincidentally, I can never remember - the answer to the Cavaliers’ problems is on the Browns’ roster. Read the rest of this entry » Nov 14
*tussles readers’ hair* Read the rest of this entry » Nov 14
Yeah, Arkansas needed all 51 of those points. Rotnei’s 13th three-pointer iced the game putting the Razorbacks up 118-49 with 5 and a half minutes to go. And I was all ready to start a much longer rant about why this kid played so damn many minutes in a blowout of this proportion, but then I took a closer look at the box score and thought it was overly-peculiar that Arkansas would only play 5 guys off the bench. Read the rest of this entry » Nov 14
EJ Henderson of the Vikings doesn’t mess around when it comes to wedding planning. There was a guy there hand rolling cigars. There was gambling. There was karaoke. They even had one of those stupid little photo booths. They had everything. This was like every episode of every show on Oxygen combined, except they put Method Man and Mary J. Blige over the original audio so you couldn’t hear the bride open her awful mouth. Well done. Nov 13
Of course, sophomore Zach Collaros stepped in and promptly made Pike look like a novice. Collaros has thrown for 948 yards, 8 TD and just zero picks in his first three starts. He’s completed 80 percent of his passes since becoming the starter. A lot of the credit is going coach Brian Kelly’s way. Rightfully so. Read the rest of this entry » Nov 13
Manny Pacquiao is a little Filipino man with a funny mustache. He is also, by nearly unanimous consensus, considered the best boxer in the world. He will be fighting Miguel Cotto on Saturday in the most highly anticipated fight of year. Read the rest of this entry » Nov 13
Nov 13
Rajon Rondo: He’s one of the most exciting young players in the league and he’s working on a new contract and leading a team full of aging veterans. The Celtics win because of him and lose because of him. This is an in depth look at the evolution of Rondo, the man and the player. (Boston Globe) Nov 13
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The people at SpikeTV were good enough to send me an early look at their newest original program, Blue Mountain State. While I doubt it will live up to the high benchmark of quality set by 
Tonight ESPN2 has the undefeated Cincinatti Bearcats hosting West Viriginia. Cincy continues to impress despite the fact that they lost their starting quarterback Tony Pike to injury after a 6-0 start. At the time of his injury, Pike was completing 64 percent of his passes for more than 1600 yards, 15 scores and just 3 picks. Pretty good.
