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June 21, 2006
US controls own destiny in World Cup
Despite being in last place with one match to go in its opening round group of the World Cup, Team USA actually still controls its own destiny.
The standings in the group have Italy with 4 points, Czech Republic and Ghana with 3 points each, and the United States with 1 point.
Everyone in the group can automatically [...]
Eric Anderson at 6:41 pm
April 26, 2006
Brett Favre back for the Packers
After months of silence, Green Bay Packer quarterback Brett Favre confirmed the report that he will return to play another year of football. What does this mean? Good for the Packers, good for the Packer fans, good for the NFL, but bad for the television viewer.
NFL game announcers gush over Favre just slightly less than Phil [...]
Eric Anderson at 9:37 pm
April 19, 2006
Games? We’re sitting here talking about games?
Allen Iverson and Chris Webber showed up late to last night’s Fan Appreciation Night in Philly.
“I honestly thought as long as I got there before the ball went up, everything would be cool,” Iverson said. “I’ve been doing it that way my whole career and it never was a problem, even when coach [Larry] Brown [...]
Eric Anderson at 8:25 pm
December 4, 2005
2005 SP Computer CFB Bowl Predictions
Bowl
SP
Game
Prediction
Rose Bowl
#2
USC
#1
Texas
Win by 4
Orange Bowl
#3
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Eric Anderson at 10:10 pm
Final Pre-Bowl Rankings 2005
Slowplay.com
2005 College Football Ranking
Dec 3, 2005
Last
Cur
Team
SP Rating
Record
1
1
Texas
98.6058
12 - 0
2
2
Southern California
96.7005
12 - 0
3
3
Penn State
90.6648
10 - 1
4
4
Ohio State
87.9945
9 - 2
5
5
Virginia Tech
84.2232
10 - 2
6
6
Oregon
83.4274
9 - 1
14
7
Georgia
81.7402
10 - 2
9
8
West Virginia
81.7372
9 - 1
10
9
Notre Dame
80.4947
9 - 2
8
10
Miami (Florida)
80.4727
9 - 2
11
11
Auburn
79.3014
8 - 2
7
12
Louisiana State
78.9668
9 - 2
15
13
Texas Tech
78.9442
7 - 2
12
14
Texas Christian
78.4226
10 - 1
16
15
Michigan
76.9121
7 - 4
13
16
UCLA
76.2831
9 - 2
17
17
Alabama
76.1555
9 - 2
18
18
Wisconsin
75.8205
9 - 3
19
19
Louisville
75.4623
9 - 2
21
20
Florida
74.9881
8 [...]
Eric Anderson at 10:06 pm
May 9, 2005
Van Gundy backs away from remarks, investigation ended
The NBA has ended its investigation into recent allegation made by Houston Rockets head coach Jeff Van Gundy. Commissioner David Stern fined Van Gundy $100,000 and threatened to ban him from the league for comments he made about NBA officials.
Van Gundy has since clarified that the “official” he claimed was the source of the [...]
Eric Anderson at 7:18 pm
May 5, 2005
Pacers blow golden opportunity after Pierce ejection
Paul Pierce tried to end the season for Boston tonight. Lucky for him, he failed. The Indiana Pacers were handed a golden opportunity to clinch the series after second year player Kendrick Persons missed two free throws. They failed. The game went into overtime and the Celtics pulled out the victory [...]
Eric Anderson at 8:28 pm
May 3, 2005
$100K fine just the start for Van Gundy?
The recent life and times of Houston Rockets’ coach Jeff Van Gundy have been a wild ride. His team won the first two games of its best-of-seven playoff series at Dallas, but has since turned in a three-loss tankjob — two of those losses at home — to reach the brink of elimination. [...]
Nathan Novak at 12:51 pm
April 19, 2005
Lance Armstrong to retire after potential 7th straight Tour win
One of the great athletes — and better stories — in American sports history, Lance Armstrong, has announced that the 2005 Tour de France will be his last competitive race. Armstrong, having won the last six Tours de France, will seek to extend his record win total to seven in the July event, for [...]
Nathan Novak at 10:54 am
April 8, 2005
Poor, poor Placido Polanco
Today during the St. Louis Cardinals’ home opener with the Philadelphia Phillies, St. Louis’ television station WB-11 reported that Placido Polanco was given two contract offers in the 2004-05 offseason that he did not hear about until he had already agreed to submit to salary arbitration with the Phillies. According to WB-11, Polanco was [...]
Nathan Novak at 2:26 pm
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