 Author ArchiveAug 17 Jim Mora always seemed like he got a bum rap. He made the best of his three years coaching some Falcons teams that, sans Mike Vick, were nothing to write home about. Yapping about the University of Washington job while he was still Atlanta’s coach wasn’t one of his finer moments, but aren’t there worse coaching slip-ups to make? Bobby Petrino reminded us what truly unmitigated scumbaggery looked like less than a year after Mora got the axe. Read the rest of this entry » Aug 14 We’re entering a new era of Arizona Cardinals football and it’s not just because of last year’s Super Bowl. Now that the Cardinals have legitimized themselves, we’re done with the annual predictions of a breakout season. Now the question is whether they become the next Super Bowl runner-up to fall off the map. Read the rest of this entry » Aug 13 No, this will not be another preview ending with a playoff prediction. Sure, there’s some good hard evidence that the Rams might jump a little in the standings this year. And hey, this is the wacky NFC West, where anything can happen! Read the rest of this entry » Aug 05
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Jul 22 Tony Romo Wants Your Kid to Be the Next Bo Jackson, or at Least the Next Ronald CurryHigh School Sports, Youth Sports 65 Comments »
Playing at a celebrity golf tournament in Tahoe over the weekend, Romo used the occasion to speak out for an issue close to his heart…kids specializing in one sport? Read the rest of this entry » Jul 21 Mark Madsen Needs His Tweeps to Notify Him Where He Will Be Towel Waving Next YearNBA, Twitter 9 Comments »
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For most schools, changing head coaches is an awkward, messy and expensive process. Any college football program looking at a transition in the coming years (take notes, Notre Dame, this WILL be on the test) should follow the example Oregon set this offseason. The Ducks’ transition was so seemless that linebacker Reggie Carter, UCLA’s player representative at Pac-10 media day, 
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Monday’s four-player swap between the Clippers and the T’Wolves might go down as a “Twitter trade.” It was only interesting for about five minutes, and you only needed 140 characters to analyze it. There are only so many ways you can say “Quentin Richardson traded again?” or “Kahn strikes again!” without having either one become a trending topic.