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Bill SimmonsSports Guy's World | B.S. Report | E-mailBill Simmons writes for ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine as "The Sports Guy." In this role, Simmons writes several columns each week for ESPN.com and one column every issue for ESPN The Magazine. |
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The things for which I'm thankful
Scoop Jackson, Page 2Scoop has a long list of things for which he's thankful, and he's happy to share it with you.
Story | November 23, 2009D Up! Pick up Harrison, Hawthorne now
Jim McCormick, Special to ESPN.comJim McCormick looks at defensive players you need to pick up now who can be a major help for your team.
Story | November 20, 2009Behind the Bets: All hail college hoops!
Chad Millman, ESPN The MagazineThink Vegas doesn't care about NCAA basketball until March? You're wrong. In fact, some of the smartest bets around can be taken now, while many sports books are still busy juggling football games.
Story | November 18, 2009
Big Ben not worried about concussion
Associated PressBen Roethlisberger played one of the worst games of his NFL career one week after sustaining a concussion in 2006. He is only a few days removed from his fourth concussion in four years, an uncommonly high number even for an NFL player.
Story | November 26, 2009Bills guard remains under observation
Associated PressBills rookie guard Eric Wood continues to recuperate in a Jacksonville hospital three days after breaking two bones in his left leg.
Story | November 25, 2009Guard Simmons joins Bills
Associated PressThe Buffalo Bills began reinforcing their injury-depleted offensive line by signing veteran guard Kendall Simmons.
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