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Rick ReillyChats | E-mail | Go Fish | HomecomingRick Reilly, an award-winning columnist and author who is best known for his popular Sports Illustrated column, Life of Reilly, joined ESPN as the back-page columnist for ESPN The Magazine and as a regular columnist for ESPN.com in June 2008. |
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 | Conversation | November 24, 2009Thanksgiving week offers rivalry feast
Pat Forde, ESPN.comFrom Charlie Weis to Les Miles to rivalry games to the coaching temperature gauge, The Dash runs through it all.
Story | Conversation | November 24, 2009It isn't easy being green
Rick Reilly, ESPN The MagazineRick Reilly chronicles his journey to write an entirely green column for ESPN The Magazine's November 30, 2009 issue.
Story | November 16, 2009The confounding world of athlete tattoos
Rick Reilly, ESPN The MagazineRick Reilly's column for Nov. 11 looks at the confusing nature of the athlete tattoo, from DeShawn Stevenson's backward P to Kenyon Martin's lips and incorrect Bible verse.
Story | November 11, 2009Away they go
Rick Reilly, ESPN The MagazineThe award for the most daunting 75 seconds in sports goes to ... calling a horse race.
Story | November 03, 2009Not your typical frosh
Rick Reilly, ESPN The MagazineMatt Barkley's life isn't like any other USC freshman's. But just how different is the USC quarterback's day from the typical frosh? To find out, Rick Reilly compares the day-to-day lives of Barkley and freshman computer science major Marvin Blugh.
Story | October 28, 2009Crystal meth, hair weaves and majors
Rick Reilly, ESPN The MagazineIn Rick Reilly's Oct. 28, 2009, ESPN.com column, he pulls excerpts from Andre Agassi's new book, "Open" -- combined with his knowledge of the tennis star -- to paint a picture of a flawed man who sunk so low, yet rose so high and honestly talked about the journey.
Story | October 28, 2009The assault on tailgating
Rick Reilly, ESPN The MagazineRick Reilly reviews the declining state of tailgating in America in his latest column for ESPN The Magazine.
Story | October 19, 2009The eyes of Texas are upon him
Rick Reilly, ESPN The MagazineESPN The Magazine back page columnist Rick Reilly profiles Texas Longhorns quarterback Colt McCoy in advance of the Red River Rivalry game against the Oklahoma Sooners.
Story | October 14, 2009No tall tales in CP3's children's book
Anna Katherine Clemmons, ESPN The MagazineChris Paul wrote a children's book he hopes will show them the meaning of perseverance.
Story | Conversation | October 07, 2009It can all be very awkward
Rick Reilly, ESPN The MagazineRick Reilly has seen his share of naked athletes in locker room. In his latest column, he reviews some of the more memorable interviews he conducted.
Story | October 05, 2009North Carolina recruit used to the attention
Ryan Canner-O'Mealy, ESPN RISE MagazineKendall Marshall has been on the hoops map since fifth grade, and the Bishop O'Connell (Arington, Va.) senior is primed to make a name for himself at North Carolina
Story | Conversation | October 05, 2009Speed read
Rick Reilly, ESPN The MagazineRick Reilly reviews Chad Ochocinco's new book "Ocho Cinco" just like the New York Times would have.
Story | September 30, 2009Cowboys struggle with cheerleader exam
Matt Mosley, NFC East...off the field, now's a good time to stop reading. OK, ESPN The Magazine's Rick Reilly obtained a copy of the written exam that prospective Cowboys Cheerleaders take during tryouts -- and it...
Blog | September 24, 2009Tony Hawk remembers high school
Alyssa Roenigk, ESPN The MagazineLegendary skater Tony Hawk looks back on his high school days, for better or worse.
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