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Cubs in 2008: A Waste of Time
It has been three days now, and I'm just now coming to grips with the debacle that was the Cubs in the 2008 National League Division Series. The 2008 Cubs were supposed to be the team that erased all of the bad memories...
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College Football Week Six Recap: Is the Big Red Dead?
By Nostradamus With a heavy heart, and my tail between my legs, I bring you Week Six’s recap in College Football. So, what did we learn? The Big Red might be officially dead. Mizzou is legit...
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How ‘Bout Dem New Sox?
Jason Bay and Jed Lowrie may be new to a Boston uniform, but they’ve proven unbelievably crucial to the Red Sox season. Jed Lowrie, despite his .258/...
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Plaxico Burress Comes Back, But Can't Keep His Mouth Shut
The soap opera surrounding Plaxico Burress just won't rest. Coming off a one game suspension, the Giants' touchdown maker was less than contrite in his first interview with the media yesterday...
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Five Reasons Why The Tampa Bay Rays Deserve a World Series Championship
Finally... At long and blessed last... It's about time...Take that skeptics. These phrases, along with many others, are almost certainly the most common words being spoken in Tampa Bay, Florida ...
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Putting 2004 ALCS, 2003 ALDS In Perspective After Red Sox '08 Win Over Angels
Watching the ALDS play out against Anaheim this year I could not help but be reminded of the Red Sox series comebacks of 2003 and 2004...
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Look Out Tampa: Red Sox Take Momentum To ALCS
The greatest game in the 2008 playoffs may now be behind us, but Red Sox Nation continues to celebrate this morning in Boston and all over the world...
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Les Miles Not Sleeping On Florida
There is unrest in Gator Nation. It mostly surrounds the offense, an entity that Gator fans have rarely if ever been satisfied with in the post-Spurrier era. Whether it is nitpicking or outright disdain, some folks are pretty upset...
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Could Game Day Superstitions Be for Naught?
In my very first article on Bleacher Report I wrote about some of my game day superstitions. I go through these every game day for fear that if I don’t, my team (Ohio State) will lose...
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20 Fantasy Football Studs and Duds For Week Five
20 Fantasy Football Studs and Duds From Week Five October 7, 2008 Another crazy week in the NFL and Fantasy Football. Some new names on Team Stud and Team Dud. Some players switched teams this week...
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Justin's Weekly Brain Seepage: Week Seven
I swear this has never happened to me before... This isn’t a mystery people. It happens all the time, yet we make a big deal about it. It’s called playing down to your opponent...
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Mitch's Week Seven College Football Picks: Part One
While we still have a winning record for the season picking against the number, we're still yet to have that breakout week or series of breakout weeks which have been our trademark the past several seasons...
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#4 LSU and #11 Florida Very Even On Paper
Article courtesty of SEC Sports Hub. This week’s marquee matchup in the SEC pits the past two National Champions against each other in a game between two Top 15 teams. No. 4 LSU will travel to face No...
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Dude... DeAngelo Williams
The running back we all doubted in Carolina stepped up big against the Chiefs. No, it’s not the biggest accomplishment in life to run over the Chiefs defense, but Williams did it in style ...
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Post-Game Report: Angels vs. Red Sox - ALDS Game Four
Well… at least the regular season was something to remember. The Angels were once again terrorized by horribly un-clutch hitting and defensive miscues on Monday night, and even with a ...
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BOS 3, LAA 2: Lowrie, Sox headed to ALCS
Jed Lowrie got another chance to punch Boston’s ticket to the ALCS, and this time around, Lowrie delivered. Tied 2-2 in the bottom of the ninth, Lowrie lined a single to right field and Jason Bay slid into home safely to score the game winning run.
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Georgia Tech VS Cumberland College (October 7, 1916)
In 1915, Cumberland College (Lebanon, Tennessee) embarrassed Georgia Tech in baseball in a 22-0 route. Georgia Tech coach, John Heisman (yes, that Heisman), vowed revenge and he got it a year later on Oct...
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Mr. Blatter, Please Be Quiet
We all have opinions, many of them ill-informed and knee jerk reactions, to the day's or week's events. We have our favourite subjects, be that football or finance, international politics or ...
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South Carolina, Vanderbilt Top SEC Week Six Grades
South Carolina: A This is how Gamecock fans have been waiting to see a Spurrier-coached SC team play. Out of nowhere, QB Chris Smelley throws for 330-plus yards, and the reliable defense held ...
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College Football: Are The Tears Of Joy Worth The Tears Of Pain?
"Todd threw a pick. Game over. I hate football." This was the text message I sent to my mother at the end of the Auburn/Vanderbilt game on Saturday. It was the last of many updates sent throughout the game...
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The 2008 Elite Selection Playoff Initial Release
It's that time of year again. That's right, it's Week Six of the 2008 college football season, time for the release of the Elite Selection Playoff. For those new to this college football ranking system, a detailed explanation can be found here...
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So Favre, So Good
Having played a quarter of the NFL season, the New York Jets have become a team that has a chemistry that continues to grow. They also have a refreshing, positive, outlook on the rest of the season to this point...
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Why I Hate Fantasy Football
I was so close. Battling the remaining undefeated team in my ESPN Fantasy Football league. And I should have won. This is my first time playing Fantasy Football, and I really had no idea what to expect...
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Sin City! How To Use Las Vegas Lines To Score Fantasy Points
One thing is clear to every fantasy football owner: He who scores the most points wins. Week after week, we scratch our heads and try to predict the answer to this question to the best of our ...
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Cubs/ChiSox World Series Put on Hold
Baseball fans in the state of Illinois have been waiting for this particular post season for a long time. The north side of Chicago has been waiting for over 100 years for an October Cubbies parade...
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Thomas Vanek Must Be Ready to Perform Under Pressure of New Contract
Thomas Vanek had the excuses of a heavy contract and tough breaks at the beginning of last season to explain why his play was less than average. This season, that shouldn't happen. Vanek had his fair share of bad breaks at the beginning of last season...
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Denny Hamlin Hospitalized Overnight and Released After Hard Crash
NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Denny Hamlin was taken to the infield care center and then to the University of Alabama Birmingham Hospital following a hard crash at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday...
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Strong Management Has Rays Heading to ALCS
Around baseball, people often sneer "The Rays should be good. They've been picking at the top of the draft all these years." No doubt, the Rays' futility enabled them to obtain a number of top players (from left fielder Carl Crawford to center B...
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Video: Jonathan Papelbon Wets Down Craig Sager's Stylin' Suit
Meet Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon, he of the 95-mph fastball and Riverdance techniques following World Series victories. Then, meet TBS sideline man Craig Sager, he of the loud suits and questionable fashion sense...
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Arsenal: Where Are They Now?
Where Are They Now? is a series which will focus on players who never quite made it at Arsenal, and has a look at their careers before, during and after Arsenal...
