The crazy days of youth

Scoop Jackson's tailgating memory involves the big Xavier-Dillard game, boiled hamburgers and a golf club.

Should there be ads on uniforms?

Scoop Jackson and Paul Lukas debate whether or not ads on uniforms would bring the North American sports world to its knees.

When the fairways weren't fair

A documentary about the history of African-American golfers speaks some truths that need to be heard. Scoop Jackson

Obama victory raises social significance of basketball

Barack Obama's election victory will serve to boost the social significance of basketball in America.

Why I will never play golf

Friends ask him to play. Relatives ask him to play. But Scoop Jackson says he will never, ever take up golf.

Now is time for Tiger to fulfill father's prophecy

Scoop Jackson says now is the time for Tiger Woods to speak out and fulfill his father's prophecy.

Long live technology! King of the sports world!

What's the greatest technological breakthrough in sports? Our Page 2 panel of experts weighs in with its picks.

Equal rights in sports

While wondering "Who's Now?" Scoop Jackson realized that women are more dominant in sports than men.

Celebrating Independence at Wimbledon

Watching the Williams sisters at Wimbledon gave Scoop Jackson reason to celebrate Independence Day.

Nothing like Tiger in the flesh

Scoop Jackson saw Tiger Woods in person for the first time Sunday. In some ways, he saw Tiger for the first time.

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Two cheers for the ignominious

Naughty behavior ruled 2005. Page 2's Patrick Hruby kept a list, checked it twice and rewards the bad kids.

WNBA feedback

Readers say their piece on what they thought of Bill Simmons and his take on the WNBA.

Greed is good ... or is it?

It's Sports Greed vs. Sports Charity in the ultimate showdown that says money does matter.

The dumbest rules in sports

There are thousands of rules in sports, and Patrick Hruby has a bone to pick with the dumbest of the lot.