Behind the Bets
Chad Millman...in the middle of the room is an island of computers where Kornegay and his staff keep track of the money coming in and the numbers posted at the Hilton and around the world. I...
Blog Entry | Conversation | April 16, 2009The Morning According to Us
Chris SprowSome things are unexplainable, like the fact that PETA wants the Pet Shop Boys to change their name. As in, now. Here's hoping And You Will Know Us By...
Blog Entry | Conversation | April 10, 2009Behind the Bets
Chad Millman...revolutionary. He hasn't been to Vegas in nearly 15 years and almost never hits the race track/casinos (called racinos) in his home state. But the way he sees it is this: Delaware already...
Blog Entry | Conversation | March 10, 2009The NEXT: NFL Yeoman
Chris Sprow...also been a pitcher in the White Sox minors system and a javelin thrower on Rice's track team. With his physical talent and skill set (plus only two years of college football wear and...
Blog Entry | Conversation | February 20, 2009The NEXT: NFL Head Coaches
David Fleming...JACKSON The game is about developing young offensive talent and the Ravens QB coach has a proven track record: Cincinnati's Carson Palmer and Baltimore's Joe Flacco. But he doesn't just work with...
Blog Entry | Conversation | February 20, 2009ESPNTheMag.Com at the NFL Combine, Day II: "Hey, Junior!"
Chris Sprow...a must-attend update on prospects. "Both were fifth year guys who we'd been able to track. Talking about Stafford, you have a guy who started three years in the SEC, and that's...
Blog Entry | Conversation | February 20, 2009Headed to the Combine: Aaron Curry and ESPNTheMag.Com (Uh, Separately)
Alan Grant...as the NFL Combine. Curry has come to the Athletes Performance Institute, a sprawling weight room/running track/football field/swimming pool/café/spa in the shadow of Arizona State's Sun Devil Stadium. The...
Blog Entry | Conversation | February 18, 2009Media Blitz: With Danny McBride
Sam AilpourAll of Blitz's gnarliest childhood indignities were suffered under the watchful eye of the gym teacher—getting picked last in kickball because o...
Blog Entry | Conversation | February 10, 2009In This Issue: Without Express Written Consent
...sports fans. But despite their fervor, there are still a few games they can't seem to track down in their entirety. Sure, YouTube can fill in a few holes, but what of the hilariously...
Blog Entry | Conversation | January 28, 2009Behind the Bets
Chad Millman...wiseguys and, if they've got the time, bookmakers. • Which brings up my final point: Bookmakers track 300 DI hoops teams and post 20 lines every night. They've also got to simultaneously think...
Blog Entry | Conversation | January 15, 2009Clip Reel: 2008
Sean BartlettTomorrow, we'll be ushering in 2009. But first, we have to say goodbye to the wonderful year that was 2008. Here's a look back at the major stories of...
Blog Entry | Conversation | December 31, 2008A TON OF VALUE
Seth WickershamKnow who's never won the NFL's MVP Award? A group of offensive linemen. Know who else? A group of defensive linemen. And—this year especially—that's too bad.
Story | Conversation | December 30, 2008Shock to the System
David FlemingWowed by The Wildcat, Spread HD and A-11? You ain't seen nothing yet. An offensive revolution is coming to the NFL. Can anyone stop it?
Story | Conversation | December 18, 2008The Ball Stops Here
David FlemingDon't bring your high-tech offense around the Steelers. They're not in the mood.
Story | Conversation | December 18, 2008Class Act
Gene WojciechowskiYouth is served sooner than ever these days, and we're not just talking about Oklahoma superfrosh Adrian Peterson.
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