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Moving from city to city is a harsh reality of professional sports. Sometimes when players do it they hear about it for the rest of their careers from their once-loyal, now-hostile fans (ie.: Vince Carter, …
So here we are, the 2011 NCAA Final Four that features not a single #1 or #2 seed. Butler (#8) and the #11 seeded VCU made sure of that when they ousted #2 Florida and …
Before he even started his NFL career, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant was listed as a guy with “character issues.” And because you never really get a second chance to make a first impression, …
People love a good underdog story. It’s one of the reasons the NCAA Tournament is so great. Every year, one team that absolutely no one sees coming wins a couple of games and makes it …
So we all know by now that Serena Williams is sexy and she knows it, too. She shows off that toned body in numerous colorful and risque outfits on and off the court, and even …
Twitter fanatic. Publicity stunt guru. Evelyn Lozada‘s boyfriend. Major League Soccer hopeful. Media darling…
At the present time, these are the things that come to mind when I hear the name Chad Ochocinco. For better—and maybe …
The city of New York rejoiced when they managed to finally land Carmelo Anthony. The city of Denver thought that their best days were behind them. Boy, were both of them wrong.
The Nuggets have gone …
Outside of match-fixers and steroid-users, the next level of “hated athlete” would probably be floppers/divers. You know who we’re talking about—those guys who act like they’ve been hit by an invisible sniper’s bullet when an …
I applaud Carmelo Anthony for his brutal honesty. While a lot of athletes usually try to be politically correct during interviews and tell fans what they want to hear, ‘Melo came right out and said …
Have you had enough college basketball yet? I love college ball just as much as the next guy, but after 96 straight hours of watching it, talking about it, arguing over it, yelling at the …
“It costs too much to keep you alive and we’re not willing to pay for it.”
Those cold, harsh words (or at least something to that effect) were told to former NBA coach Kim Hughes by …
Used to be, upsets in the NCAA Tournament were few and far between. Not that they never happened, but when they did, they were really something to talk about. A No. 15-seeded Hampton team that …
It’s March Madness time, and everyone has NCAA hoops fever. Even your favorite fictional character! Of course, we’re talking about the number one former big-league pitcher who fell on hard times and ended up teaching …
Not to get all Pauly D on your guys, but…..It’s tournament tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime!
Okay, okay, so maybe the 2011 NCAA Tournament doesn’t really heat up until late Thursday morning, but peep game: The first two play-in games …
UFC President Dana White dropped a bombshell on the entire MMA world over the weekend when he announced the UFC’s parent company, Zuffa LLC, has acquired the UFC’s biggest competition, Strikeforce. The MMA product that …
The worst nightmare of football fans across the country seems to be unfolding before our very eyes. As we all know, the collective bargaining agreement between the players’ union and the NFL was set to …
With about 20 games remaining on every NBA team’s schedule, talk about who should be the NBA’s MVP this season is heating up. And though a handful of guys have had stellar seasons this year, …
St. John’s defeated Rutgers, as expected. But how they won the game is completely mind blowing, thanks to some egregious refereeing. It may go down in history as “The Rutgers Screw Job.”
The officiating in the …
It’s 2011—white guys who can dunk the basketball with flair and authority don’t really raise an eyebrow anymore. We’ve already had a white NBA Slam Dunk Contest winner (Brent Barry in 1996, who pulled off …
When the Miami Heat started off the 2010-2011 NBA season slow and everyone started to wonder whether the three-headed monster featuring LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh was really going to work, I laughed. …
