Jayhawks win epic title game

Page 2 presents a look back at the best games of the decade.

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - DECEMBER 4: Courtney Lee #6 and Chris Douglas-Roberts #17 of the New Jersey Nets slap five during game against the Charlotte Bobcats on December...

Dreaming of Colts vs. Saints on Feb. 7

Tuesday Morning Quarterback says the Colts and Saints both won't go undefeated, but would make a fabulous Super Bowl pairing.

Summer's madness

Scoop Jackson appraises the state of the NBA's contenders and how free agency is shaking out.

Dissecting the NFL coaching experience

Mike Singletary has never been a head coach before, at any level, so his odds of success are pretty slim.

Introducing the comedic stylings of the Lopez twins!

As he chronicled every moment for his annual NBA draft diary, the Sports Guy developed a new fascination with the Lopez brothers.

Ten things that should happen in the draft … but won't

Scoop Jackson has 10 moves he thinks should happen in the NBA draft … but won't.

MOPs harness the power of hoops

While watching the Final Four, Kevin Carroll was inspired to honor another basketball foursome with immense power.

How to win in the midst of a loss

It's not the kind of thing too many people want to be known for, but Tim Keown has never seen a better loser than John Calipari.

Memphis junior guard Chris Douglas-Roberts, right, defends against freshman guard Derrick Rose (23) during practice Oct. 26, 2007, in Memphis, Tenn...

Double your hoops fun

Page 2's Kieran Darcy hands out his weekly grades, and Washington's Jamaal Williams, Carolina's freshmen and doubleheaders earn high marks.

More Cowbell: The Rookie

With rookie Jon Papelbon standing on the mound during a tie Red Sox game Monday night, I called my buddy Hench just to tell him, "This is the single b...

A 'Band-Aid' for the NBA offseason

Bill Simmons recaps the NBA offseason so far, using quotes from his favorite movie of the decade, "Almost Famous."

Gladwell-Simmons II: Ultimate rematch

The Sports Guy and best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell match wits with their theories about hoops, boxing, pop culture and much more.

The Pats' system seems more important than Tom Brady

Considering Matt Cassel's explosion, has the key ingredient to the Patriots' success been their system, and not Tom Brady?