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Show faith in Brand New's progression
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comBrand New isn't afraid to write about religious subjects, but that doesn't make them a Christian band, writes Paul Shirley.
Story | Conversation | October 26, 2009Rain, lawn chairs test my limits at Austin
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comAfter three days of sidestepping lawn chairs, slogging through the mud and, of course, listening to great and not-so-great music, Paul Shirley reports on the Austin City Limits festival.
Story | Conversation | October 02, 2009It's not you, it's jazz and the NBA
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comWhile blissfully challenging his ignorance of the intricacies of jazz, Paul Shirley discovers it's like the NBA in that some abstract art forms aren't for everyone.
Story | Conversation | May 11, 2009Journal 57: Sometimes, you walk away so you can still walk
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comNot jealously eyeing Power Chair commercials at age 50 is one reason Paul Shirley thinks about the end of his playing career.
Story | Conversation | September 09, 2008Journal 55: Do I still want to keep my jersey?
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comPaul Shirley weighs the merits of ending his pro basketball career and getting on with the next stage of his life.
Story | Conversation | April 06, 2008My favorite albums of 2007
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comPaul Shirley lists his favorite albums of 2007. He understands if you haven't heard of most of them.
Story | Conversation | December 16, 2007Journal 53: Pain with no gain
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comPractice? Paul Shirley (and his sore ankle) would like to invoke the immortal words of Allen Iverson when his Spanish team pushes him despite his injury.
Story | Conversation | December 05, 2007Journal 51: Time for bed, time to think
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comPaul Shirley knows he's lucky to play ball for a living. But that's not going to stop him from complaining.
Story | Conversation | November 06, 2007Journal 45: When basketball is like sex ... and food
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comAfter waiting so long to get back on the court with a big crowd cheering his team on to victory, Paul Shirley remembers how much he likes the feeling.
Story | Conversation | April 09, 2007Journal 44: A plane to Spain, and back in the game
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comHe's back in the game. Paul Shirley's latest hoop odyssey takes him from KC to Menorca, Spain. Here's a play-by-play.
Story | Conversation | April 04, 2007Journal 43: When basketball became the crying game
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comWhen his Iowa State Cyclones missed their chance at the Final Four, Paul Shirley sobbed for all to see, then learned just what college basketball means to its fans.
Story | Conversation | March 29, 2007Shirley's Journal 30: TV and life are funny, sometimes
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comSome humor fades, some humor lasts. In his role as TV producer, Paul Shirley was going for the latter, as he explains.
Story | Conversation | June 12, 2006Journal 31: Hoops humor isn't always black and white
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comPaul Shirley explains why racial tokenism is such a bad idea, especially when you're trying to create a funny scene in a sitcom.
Story | Conversation | June 12, 2006Journal 32: The end of my so-called TV career
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comPaul Shirley has had his shot rejected in the NBA. Now he knows what it's like to have a TV pilot sent into the seats.
Story | Conversation | June 11, 2006Journal 29: How my TV show is not like 'Alf'
Paul Shirley, Special to ESPN.comIt ain't easy being a TV producer, but it's not that hard either, Paul Shirley learns on the set of his new NBA-flavored show.
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