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  1. NBA All-Decade Teams Part Five: The 90's

    So, we’ve made it through the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s decades, and now it’s time for the fifth installment of my NBA All-Decade Teams...

    Written by Greg Haefner about about 9 hours ago 5 comments

  2. Tennis Players Who Changed The Game: Margaret Court Smith

    Put your notes away. It's time for a pop quiz. Which female tennis player won the most Grand Slam Singles titles? The majority would believe Steffi Graf and her 22 titles. I know I did. The fact is, there's a bit of a technicality involved...

    Written by Rafal Ladysz about about 3 hours ago 0 comments

  3. Why College Basketball Is Better Than The NBA

    Do you know why college basketball is better than the NBA? No. Didnt think you would so this is why. The NBA isn't real basketball. Its a bunch of bitchy millionaires who dont play for a city but for themselves...

    Written by CAPTAINSES number about about 4 hours ago 0 comments

  4. "I Won The Daytona 500..." Now What?

    After the Super Bowl is over in early February there comes an attack of commercials where the players will turn to the camera and say, “I’m going to Disney World!” Then a few ...

    Written by Kelly Crandall about 1 day ago 3 comments

  5. NBA All-Decade Teams Part Four: The 80's

    With the '50s, '60s, and '70s teams all accounted for, we move on to a decade that could be considered the best in NBA history. Rivaling the 1960s decade, the '80s were full of immensely-talented players who dominated the hardwood...

    Written by Greg Haefner about 1 day ago 8 comments

  6. Larry Munson The Best Announcer Ever?

    Can anyone argue he was the best of all time? He always got so personal with you like he was talking to just you not 5 million others he is amazing just sad he's retiring Great Munson calls at:http://www...

    Written by robert von mehren about 1 day ago 2 comments

  7. NHL Trades That Shocked the League, Part III

    In 2005, Boston traded center Joe Thornton to San Jose Sharks for Wayne Primeau, Brad Stuart, and Marco Sturm. This one was such a shocker...

    Written by Sebastien Tremblay about 1 day ago 0 comments

  8. Alabama Coming Around, Full Circle

    The 2008 version of the Alabama Crimson Tide is eerily similar to the last Crimson Tide team to visit the SEC title game undefeated. In 1992, Alabama had a football team that was not the most talented, or the most heralded team in the country...

    Written by Chris Yow about 1 day ago 0 comments

  9. UCLA Football: The Ten Greatest Wins Over Rival USC

    Despite the long, woeful season that the UCLA Bruins have had in football this year, this is still a big week for myself and all the other members of Bruin Nation. This Saturday at the Rose Bowl, our Bruins will play the No...

    Written by Derek Hart about 1 day ago 1 comments

  10. NHL Trades That Shocked the League, Part II

    And now for part two! In 1995, Montreal trades Mike Keane and Patrick Roy to Colorado for Andrei Kovalenko, Martin Rucinsky and Jocelyn Thibault...

    Written by Sebastien Tremblay about 1 day ago 8 comments

  11. Why The New York Yankees Are the Greatest: Part Five

    Almost all great baseball teams have had very good catchers. Throughout the years when the New York Yankees have been champions, they have had very good or great catchers...

    Written by Perry Arnold about 1 day ago 0 comments

  12. MMA's Elite Grapplers: Past and Present

    Grappling in the world of mixed martial arts may be the most important skill one could possibly have, whether it be a simple but effective takedown defense, sweet sleek submissions or a dominant top wrestling game you simply have to have it...

    Written by Jared Leatzow about 1 day ago 19 comments

  13. Brett Favre's Great Season Defying Madden Curse

    It's the most popular sports video game of all-time. So you would think that being featured on the cover of this game would be an honor for all athletes. Not so...

    Written by Cody Swartz about 1 day ago 24 comments

  14. The Crucifix: A First-Hand Account

    So there I was, taken down again. Over and over this man had handled me in the clinch, a far better wrestler was he. Bigger, stronger, he had taken me down repeatedly. Over and over slamming me to the mat...

    Written by Marco Yanitelli about 2 days ago 5 comments

  15. Through The Looking Glass: The Montreal Screwjob Part III (Shawn Michaels)

    Part One: Hitman's Perspective Part Two: McMahon's Perspective Contrary to popular belief, wrestling fans have long memories...

    Written by Mina about 2 days ago 2 comments

  16. Justine Henin: Gets Life!

    Justine Henin shocked the tennis world by announcing her retirement from the game just prior to the onset of the 2008 French Open. The 25-year-old Henin was the former No...

    Written by J.A. Allen about 2 days ago 51 comments

  17. Colorado Buffaloes Miss an Opportunity in Lincoln

    The Colorado Buffaloes showed up in Lincoln, Nebraska, on Saturday as a 17-point underdog. They had nothing to lose and everything to gain by winning but fell short in the end...

    Written by Mark Goggin about 2 days ago 0 comments

  18. Most Disappointing Season Ever

    As the college football season comes to a close, there is one thing I am certainly thankful for this holiday season. The 2008 Michigan Football season is finally over...

    Written by Samantha Cooke about 2 days ago 3 comments

  19. Biggest Upsets in College Football History: USC or Michigan?

    There have been many upsets in the past and present in college football, which one ranks as No. 1? In 1942, Holy Cross, which was a 28-point underdog, beat Boston College 55-12. It was the largest point difference Holy Cross has ever had as an underdog.

    Written by Farris Gunning about 2 days ago 4 comments

  20. NBA All-Decade Teams Part Three: The 70's

    Over the past couple of days I’ve introduced my NBA All-50’s Team and my NBA All-60’s Team. So, what’s in line for today? You guessed it, the NBA All-70’s Team...

    Written by Greg Haefner about 2 days ago 9 comments

  21. The Boston Bruins Are a Much Better Team 84 Years Later

    Those who live in Boston are likely familiar with Matthews Arena, a.k.a Boston Arena, now a part of Northeastern University. It is home to the Northeastern Huskies men's and women's hockey teams, as well as the school's basketball team...

    Written by Tim Parent about 2 days ago 3 comments

  22. The Intercontinential Championship Part II: Greatest Matches

    So far we have taken a look at past WWE/WWF Intercontinental Champions and whether or not winning the title led them to the Heavyweight Championship...

    Written by Demetrus Stokes about 2 days ago 5 comments

  23. The Offy: IndyCar's DFV

    As is always the case in racing, new arguments pop up regularly. Ideas come about the invariably receive both praise and criticism. Some ideas are good, some are not...

    Written by D-Boy about 2 days ago 0 comments

  24. Jeff Hardy Edged Out

    “Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Edge is covering The Game.” Jim Ross screamed as the “ultimate opportunist” Edge got the 1-2-3 to become a world champ for a historic fifth time...

    Written by Daris Brown about 2 days ago 7 comments

  25. Why the New York Yankees Are the Greatest: Part Four

    Joe D.Joltin’ JoeThe Yankee Clipper Joseph Paul DiMaggio joined the New York Yankees in 1936. He was 21 years old and came to the Bombers fully developed from his time spent in the Pacific Coast League...

    Written by Perry Arnold about 2 days ago 5 comments