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Jerome Jenkins was on his way. A son of Los Angeles, he had led UCLA to a Final Four appearance and appeared destined for the NBA Draft's lottery. But a freak injury pushed him to the sidelines, then to depression and drugs and, ultimately, the end o...

Herbert Hoover once said competition is the incentive to progress. Clearly, the man who may have exacerbated the Great Depression was unaware of Page 2's Lamest Sports Banners Contest, an ongoing reader competition in which the only progress is a qui...

Once again, Gregg Easterbrook returns to the world of ancient poetry to deliver his 2009 NFL predictions.

Bill Simmons dissects the state of quarterback play in the NFL and ends up in a state of holiday depression.

The Lions are one miserable, terrible franchise, but Todd Boyd can't stop rooting for them.

Chamique Holdsclaw was a one-in-a-million talent who suffered from demons the rest of us just brush away.

From champs to chimps, Skip Bayless says Mike Tyson is always worth the price of admission.

The games this weekend were great – but they drove Skip Bayless into a deep depression. Because his bracket's in shambles.

Jim Caple fills up the dark hours by witnessing Charlie Garner's selfish performance in the PlayStation playoff.