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Clip Reel: Super Bowl Media Day
Ted Bauer...zany questions." Let's look at some hits from the event over the years. Here's the Sports Guy's Media Day photo essay from the Bears/Colts SB a few years back. Good article...
Blog Entry | Conversation | January 26, 2009The (Long) Weekend Lookahead: NBA, NFL, and some Bowl Games as a Highlight
Ted Bauer...1-2 'em with this. We're kidding. Sports-wise, lock in with Hornets/Magic early. If...Yes Man and Seven Pounds. The Wrestler (cue Bill Simmons' take) is out too. At night, Central...
Blog Entry | Conversation | December 22, 2008Not Half Bad
Chris Sprow...took over the New York Jets in 1994. Preceding him was, yes, Bruce Coslet, (in)famously of Bill Simmons' "Bruce Coslet Division", signifying the worst of the worst in the NFL power rankings. Carroll didn...
Blog Entry | Conversation | December 03, 2008THE BACK AND FORTH: POLITICS OR SPORTS?
Luke Cyphers and Charles Pierce...raises an interesting query: what's grander theater, sports or politics? Do you opt for 'Bama-Clemson...the sports media, like this guy and that gal rise rapidly to the top when their fancy...
Blog Entry | Conversation | September 03, 2008
The Grayders
David FlemingOakland is the oldest team in the NFL, and it's aging fast. Even Jerry Rice is on his last legs.
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