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Tired of getting snubbed by your favorite players? Did you ever stop to think that you're the one with the problem?

Ready to hero worship? We have a job for you.

The NFL and college game are having money problems. Really?

Former Ohio State star Art Schlichter relives his college days and the beginning of his gambling problem.

President-elect Barack Obama wants a college football playoff system, but TMQ argues the other side.

Without a government bailout of the Big Three automakers, Detroit's pro sports teams could face big problems.

If you've paid attention to sports, you shouldn't have a problem with the Year In Review Quiz.

Can he be wise on occasion? Yes. Is he amusing? Absolutely. But if the people of Alabama elect Charles Barkley to be governor, they're crazy.

Golf needs some new stars besides the Big Four.

Page 2's staff goes backstage at the ESPYs to get answers to some of our hottest Burning Questions.

Page 2 cartoonist Larry Johnson draws up some plays on the studs and duds from Week 11 of the 2002 NFL season.

It's Augusta National's world and we're just living outside of it, writes Page 2's Jim Caple, who wonders how you can trust a man named Hootie.

Although both are serious problems, gender discrimination is not the same as racial discrimination, writes Jason Whitlock in his first column for Page 2.