Jagodzinski got a raw deal from Boston College

Colleges can seemingly fire a coach at will. Why shouldn't a coach be free to seek a better job?

America's 100 most important sports venues

Jim Caple ranks America's 100 most important sports venues.

1998: A year that still resonates

In Page 2's tour of the most memorable sports years, Scoop Jackson says we're still feeling the impact of 1998, 10 years later.

Robinson transcended Grambling, football

Page 2's Bomani Jones writes that Eddie Robinson embodied the significance of historically black colleges and universities.

Take a moment to digest these numbers: Eddie Robinson won 408 games and coached more than 200 future NFL players

A molehill of an issue

The Chicago Bulls need to worry about why they're 4-9, not Ben Wallace's headband.

Rutgers and its road to the title

Rutgers' showdown with Louisville is its most important game since the first-ever college football game in 1869. And the Scarlet Knights deserve a win.

The Rock and The QB Killa

What happens when two former Canes -- one a future Hall of Famer, the other a current movie star -- catch up? We've got the answer.

SGW Quote of the Day archive

Love those Quotes of the Day on the Sports Guy's site? Well, we've got them all right here.

MSG: Dysfunction junction

Even if this is Larry Brown's dream job, Bill Simmons says the marriage with Isiah Thomas will end sooner than you think.

Questioning the NBA

The season is only a couple weeks old, but there's still plenty of questions to be answered in the NBA.

Coaches are ripe for criticism

Most well-known coaches are nothing but big bullies. So why do we revere them so much?

The NBA's most overpaid players

With the NBA All-Star game on the horizon, it's a perfect time to list the players who don't really earn their paychecks.

The greatest Super Bowl subs ever

You never know who'll be the hero of a Super Bowl -- so we decided to list the greatest subs in Super Bowl history.

You can't fire the owners either

In wishing us all the best in 2004, Page 2's Bill Simmons also wants something else -- for owners stop being so damn clueless.