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LestersLegends.com is a fantasy sports site dedicated to helping you win your fantasy football, baseball, baseketball, and hockey leagues.

http://lesterslegends.com

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Founder of www.rotoprofessor.com, a website that is here to help you with all your fantasy baseball & football needs!

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I am a 25-year-old journalist and Mets fan living in Brooklyn, having moved from England in June 2009.

I am obsessed with baseball, basketball, New York sports and statistics.

I am excited to report that I am no longer set for another season of sleepless nights in front of the computer watching internet streams of sports games happening 2,500 miles away from me when I have to be at work a mere few hours after they conclude.

This summer I married my beautiful fiancee Lisa, and now I have the daunting task of trying to move all of our belongings into our new apartment.

I studied for my BA (hons) in journalism at the University of Central Lancashire in England and at SUNY Plattsburgh in upstate New York.

For the last three years I worked as a journalist at a weekly newspape...

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WhatIfSports.com has the web's leading sports simulation games and specializes in answering the great “What if?” questions in sports by simulating games between historical teams in professional basketball, football, baseball and hockey, or college football and basketball.

The next level of fantasy gaming includes SimLeagues and Dynasty games. SimLeagues allow users to create teams of their all-time favorite players from MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL and pit them against other user-created teams. Dynasty games put users in complete control of a real college football or college basketball program, or an entire baseball organization, and even an auto racing team .

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I am a senior at TCU, and I typically write about the NBA (with some NFL and MLB). If you like what you see here, check out NFL Soup (www.nflsoup.com) and Roberts Roundball Report (www.robertsroundballreport.com). Enjoy.

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Hey everyone.

I'm a sportswriter living in the bay area where I do things like hang out with my fiancee, watch sports, and go sing karaoke. I'm a huge UK fan and I'm already prepared to celebrate our 2010 National Title. I love B/R and I'm looking forward to writing more and getting to know the personalities on the site.

Also, thank you to everyone who has commented on my articles. I really appreciate your feedback and support.

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Kevin Roberts is a graduate of Concordia University of Wisconsin, where he received his BA in Mass Communications.

He currently writes for: http://nflsoup.com/

Follow NFL Soup on Twitter: http://twitter.com/NFLSoup

And is also the Official Brett Favre Examiner: http://www.examiner.com/x-9940-Brett-Favre-Examiner

Other sites you can find his work at:

www.theredzonereport.com
www.gridironexperts.com
www.nflgalore.com
www.4for4.com
www.needforsports.com
www.robertsroundballreport.com
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Bleacher Report Rankings (as of July 7th, 2009):

1st in Brett Favre
1st in NFL

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I'm a sports fan.

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I am the B/R Big Ten Community Leader and one of the Ohio State Football Community Leaders. If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me by either leaving me a message below or by e-mail at: kgreen.23@live.com

I cover Big Ten football for www.firstandbigten.com, a Chicago Now and Bleacher Report blog dedicated to everything Big Ten football.

Follow me on Twitter—www.twitter.com/kristofergreen
Follow First and Big Ten on Twitter—www.twitter.com/firstandbigten

I am a college football freak. I will watch any college football game, anywhere, anytime, and between any two teams. There is nothing better than waking up on Saturday morning, throwing on the Ohio State jersey, turning on Gameday, and then sitting back and watching game after game after game.

I am also a ...

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Michael A. Schottey
—Born and raised in Muskegon, MI
—Moved to New Ulm, MN for college, graduated and still living here with my wife, Stacey, and first son on the way.

—Producer/Host of The Average Joe Sports Show (860AM KNUJ/KNUJ.net--6:05 PM EST each Sunday)
—NFL Analyst/Senior Writer: DraftTek.com (Covering Detroit, Atlanta, and Tennessee)
—Blogger for RoarReport.com (Scout.com)

—Fully press credentialed for dozens of sporting events in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area
—Interview Credits: Tony Romo, Curtis Granderson, Tim Brewster, Marlin Jackson, Steve Hutchinson, Sidney Rice, Al Jefferson, Mike Hart, Aaron Kampman, Marcus Spears, Randy Foye, David West, Bobby Jackson, Miikka Kiprusoff, Cory Schlesinger, Michael Oher, Carlos Gomez, Madieu Williams

—Follow me on Twitter ...

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Hello, my name is Hadarii Jones. I have been a sports fan all of my life and have a particular love for roundball. I will write about other sports however, because I feel myself drawn to the emotion and the drama and the spectacle of different sports. I would like to thank Bleacher Report for giving me a platform in which to share my views in a debatable manner. Since I have been a member I have been witness to some amazing writers. I won't call any names, but thank you for the criticism, and for helping me grow as a writer.

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The Community Leader Of The College Football Section Of The Bleacher Report.

Mestizo.

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Michael Whooley lives in the happiest place on Earth. No,not Disneyland; rather that beautiful city known as San Bruno in the wondrous state of California. A graduate of Providence College in Rhode Island, Michael has also done his time on the East Coast and has come to the conclusion that the West Coast truly is the Best Coast. Seriously, who needs snow? Michael emerged from his mother's womb decked in the red and gold of his beloved San Francisco 49ers. Growing up in the Bay Area in the late 80s and early 90s, Michael was spoiled and got to enjoy some of the best football any team has ever played (not just opinion, but a fact as solid as the fact that the male seahorse has the babies - look it up!) Trips to Candlestick Park to see the 49ers with his grandma were frequent occurrences. ...

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I am a huge sports fan.My favorite teams are the Mets, Nets, Giants, Rutgers, and Duke Basketball. I will write frequently about all there is in sports. I have had the great pleasure of having my first article ever written be on the official site of the United Football League(starts its first season October 8). A recent article I wrote on Adam Morrison was on USAToday.com ,NYDailyNews.com and TNT.TV. A David Tyree article I wrote has also been on NYDailyNews.com.
I am currently in the Top 15 NBA writers on Bleacher Report and number one on Adam Morrison, David Tyree, Dikembe Mutombo, Kellen Clemens, Brook Lopez, Paul Millsap, Rudy Gay, Al Harrington, Wilson Chandler, Hedo Turkoglu, Emeka Okafor and Charlie Villenueva. I am also second on Kevin Martin, Jose Calderon and Matt Schaub.

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My name is Brandon Ribak and I am 19 years old. I go to the University of Central Florida in Orlando and currently write for my schools newspaper, The Central Florida Future. I plan to be a sports journalist in my future, as I have a passion for the NBA and love the game more than anything. I also have my own sports radio show called "Primetime Sports" and can be heard every Friday from 3-5 pm streaming live off of www.knightcast.org . So if you are a big sports fan tune in!

Check out my NBA website at www.nbaprimetime.com

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Breaking News #1: An article of mine made it up on CBSsports.com in the NFL section under the article Camp Tour: Cardinals. I am very happy about this. Thanks BR! Here's the link: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/240518-the-super-bowl-runner-up-arizona-cardinals-preview

Hello all,

I play pretty much every sport but I'm REALLY into MMA (Mixed Martial Arts). I hold an Orange belt right now in MMA and I'm looking to get my Blue this year. I practice Karate Kyokushin, Muay Thai, Boxing, BJJ and Wrestling.

Researching than writing on Bleacher Report helps ensure that I keep up to date on all things MMA and will assist in my goals of becoming a ring announcer and fight commentator in the future.

I've been following sports for a while and have a knack for predicting what the ou...

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"Ability May Get You To The Top, But It Takes Character To Keep You There."

Kelly's has a love of NASCAR that borders on obsession. Since July of 2001 she has been hooked on this fast paced sport and it only took 160 laps at the Daytona International Speedway and a Dale Earnhardt Jr. victory to seal her fate.

Since then she has made NASCAR a major part of her life and plans for that to continue as she earns her Bachelors Degree in Corporate Communications in hopes of becoming a journalist for the sport she loves so very much.

You can normally find her in front of the TV whenever there are cars on the track: practice, qualifying and racing. And if it's July you'll find her at the Daytona International Speedway, her home away from home, for the July Coke Zero 400, a tra...

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I'm an editorial producer for MLB.com and a studio host for the Game of the Week broadcast on North Jersey 1500 WGHT Radio. My first book "Memoirs of the Unaccomplished Man" is available at amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com and authorhouse.com.

I grew up in East Brunswick, NJ and graduated from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University in 2004. I'm a huge SU hoops and New York Yankees fan and I'm the Yanks Community Leader here at Bleacher Report. You can e-mail me at jordanschwartz2003@yahoo.com.

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My dream job would be GM of the Seattle SuperSonics. Now my dream is dead. So I will have to get Mark Cuban money, buy a team ( I don't care who) and move them back. Then I could be the Jerry Jones of the NBA. If I can't be the Sonics GM, then how about the Seahawks GM?

Thanks to Bleacher Report I have been lucky enough to have NBA, NFL, Draft and Fantasy articles appear on or linked from FOXSports.com, CBSSports.com, USAToday.com, TNT.tv (NBA on TNT Page), LA Times Fabulous Forum, NYDailyNews.com, MSG.com, Canada.com, and a handful of blogs and websites.

I have appeared on The 2 Live Stews radio show, Patrick Mauro's radio show Sports Overnight America, and I was mentioned on Sportscenter's Blog Buzz.

Twitter: http://twitter.com/JohnLorge
email: iwantstats@iwantstats.com...

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After graduating from the Univ of TN under the stream of Intelligent Computing Systems, joined as Editorial Assistant in the same campus. Currently, heading the editorial team. Well, I'm bit rude & naughty, love & caring, talkative….much interested in watching all kind of videos, movies. I read news articles, I stare at awesome paintings & pics… I love to get involved in gossips, especially sports & movies.

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All articles published under this profile are written by one of our talented authors at http://top-fantasy-football.com

Come by and see what we all have to offer.

Thanks,

The TFF Team
http://top-fantasy-football.com

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Growing up in a suburb of San Francisco during the ‘80s, it wasn’t hard falling head over heals for the local sports teams. The Bay Area squads were at their pinnacle and it seemed like the products they were putting on the field were immaculate. And at times they were.

Having parents that were not die-hard sports fans didn’t really help my progress in learning the ins and outs of sports, but it didn’t hurt that my next-door neighbor was Fred Quillan, the center for the San Francisco 49ers at the time. Seeing him leave for games and practices was surreal, almost like watching a warrior right before he heads off to battle. It made me want to learn everything sports related. And the sport really didn’t matter, Football, Baseball, Tennis, whatever.

I have followed the 49ers an...

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Basically I'm just a guy that loves reading, writing and talking about just any sport, bowling, tennis, golf, NFL, College anything, NBA, Olympics, Major League Baseball, though I still can't forget the 1994 strike. Sorry NHL and soccer fans, I don't really follow them, but I welcome anyone who can convince me to watch. In Olympic years, I do tune in though. I just created my own personal blog, http://allsportsdiscussion.blogspot.com/, in April 09. It's in it's infancy, so give me a chance to build it up. I will link all past Bleacher Report articles I've written.

I am also the community leader for ACC Football here on Bleacher Report, featured columnist for Clemson Tiger's football and am a contributing writer to http://georgiatech.raycomsports.com/blog/ at http://www.raycomsports....

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Matt Hocking is a longtime sports/entertainment columnist whose work includes a stint on 91.7FM in Madison, WI as host of "The Hock Show," a column in Dream Garage Magazine, a weekly feature on OnlineOnslaught.com, as well as many other guest spots and advertorials (yes, you can blame him for those).

He lives in beautiful Minnesota, where he, like everyone else, lives in a constant state of frustration with all the local sports teams.

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The Sportmeisters are three guys, Ryan (The Guru), Derek (Mr. Fantasy), and Justin (Jhands - The Athlete), who all come from different backgrounds but share an interest in sports. Through blogs and podcasts, they pass on their wealth of information to anyone interested in seeing and hearing it.

The Happy Hour Podcast can be heard at www.blogtalkradio.com/sportmeisters.

Their homepage is www.sportmeisters.com.

You can follow the Sportmeisters on Twitter (twitter.com/sportmeisters), MySpace (myspace.com/sportmeisters), or Facebook (Search: Sportmeisters).

If you are interested in contributing to The Sportmeisters, please contact Sportmeister Ryan at ryan@sportmeisters.com.

Every Sunday from 1045-1245 EST, join Sportmeister Derek, head of Fantasy Sports, in the Happy H...

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The Truth Hurts Like Freedom

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Tom is a former sports writer for the Tampa Tribune. He spent 10 years covering Florida State football, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the PGA Tour. He won two national writing awards from the Golf Writers Association of America.

During his Tribune days, he had personal interviews with Jack Nicklaus, Muhammad Ali, Bear Bryant, Don Shula, and a long list of legendary athletes. During the 1979 Florida State football season, coach Bobby Bowden dubbed Edrington his "personal good-luck charm." It was an incredible season for FSU and culminated with the national championship game in the old Miami Orange Bowl where the Seminoles were defeated by the Barry Switzer-coached Oklahoma squad led by Heismann Trophy winner Billy Sims.

Tom was fortunate to chronicle at least half of J...

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I am a fan of just about all sports. I know football the best and love to break down games and do my best to try to predict winners. I have taught myself the game of hockey and now enjoy the game and would love to see it grow. I will write about any and everything in the sports world and I hope everyone enjoys.

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My name is Doug Rush. I am 25 years old from Beachwood, New Jersey.

I graduated from Ramapo College of New Jersey this past May with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications with a concentration in Journalism.

While at Ramapo, I was a weekly sports writer from September 2007 until May 2009 for the Ramapo News. I covered many things from Ramapo sports to MLB and NFL. My last story for them was a full review on the new Yankee Stadium.

I also have my Associates Degree in Print and Broadcast Journalism from Ocean County College, where I graduated in May 2007. As part of the Viking News, I was the Editor in Chief in 2004 and the Sports Editor in 2003 and then from 2005-2007 again.

I have won 5 state awards from the New Jersey Press Assocation, 3 in sports writing, including a 1st pla...

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Paul has enlightened, informed and entertained readers with his lively sports commentary for three decades. An award-winning columnist and Peter Lisagor Award-winner, he has covered the NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB as a beat reporter and feature writer. His work has appeared in the Daily Southtown and Northwest Herald newspapers, Hoop, Inside Sports and In Your Face Hockey magazines and Inside Pittsburgh Sports and The Fourth Period Internet sites among others. He also writes NBA and NFL books for Scholastic, Inc.

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the cold season begins...
frigid temperatures arrive
chilling from the outside in,
freezing will and the ability to
find warmth and comfort
within reach....

On pardonne tant que l'on aime- Rochefoucauld

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A native of Memphis, TN, I currently reside in beautiful Bellingham, WA. I've always harbored an affinity for the West Coast, and once the stars alligned, I moved here on a whim in 2005. I write for a music magazine up here, but with the advent of March Madness, I felt compelled to commence writing about my OTHER passion, sports; hence my appearance here.
In addition to writing about music, I also play it. I'm a veteran of several bands up here in the Northwest and Memphis as well.
Although I love to write, I find it hard to write about myself in one all-encompassing blurb, so henceforth, I'll let my articles do the talking.
Take care!

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I am a student at Brigham Young University, and I love to play, watch and especially write about, sports.

I was born in Chicago and raised in North Las Vegas NV.

I mainly write about Mountain West College Football and Basketball.

My rooting interests/biases are for in each sport respectively:

NCAAF: BYU Cougars, UNLV Rebels, and any Mountain West Conference team facing a non-conference opponent.

NCAAB: UNLV Runnin' Rebels, BYU Cougars

NFL: Chicago Bears

NBA: Chicago Bulls

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I'm an avid fan of College Football and the NFL. I also enjoy some Basketball and Nascar (but hate the Chase).

I love to travel, go to the beach, and go places I've never been. Traveling is a great way to find the world, find out how other people are and their cultures, and a great way to find yourself.

"Fail to plan and you plan to fail". -Andrew Wommack

"It's easier to see mistakes in other people, than to see in ourselves."

"Objects in motion tend to say in motion, objects at rest tend to stay at rest." - Sir Isaac Newton

"Don't work for money - let money work for you!"

I am a strong Christian and I put God and family first. I stand for strong morals, but I still know how to have fun..... all the time!

Getting where you w...

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Rich has been a sports fan for as long as he can remember; his first memory is of a ground ball that trickled through the legs of a certain mustachioed first baseman. He is a die-hard fan of the Giants, Mets, Rangers and Knicks, as well as his alma matter Maryland Terrapins.

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With over 36 years combined fantasy football experience, the guys from fantasy-info.com bring you the fantasy rankings and information you need to have for a successful fantasy football season.

Follow Fantasy Info on these different sites:

Fantasy-Info: http://www.fantasy-info.com

Twitter: http://twitter.com/FanInfo

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MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/fantasyinfo

FriendFeed: http://friendfeed.com/fantasyinfo

Blog Talk Radio: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Fantasy-Info

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Boy, post graduate life is surely different than I thought.

I'm a local Florida kid with Idaho roots, and pit stops in Maryland and Virginia. Love to read and write about anything Boise State, Baltimore Orioles, Washington Redskins and occasionally the Caps. Biding my time on Bleacher Report (possibly the greatest thing since fries in a Frosty) until Baseball America calls my name (still waiting Jim Callis, still waiting).

Clearly, a passion of mine is throwing out my opinions on the minor leagues, and hey, when you're an Orioles fan, that's about the only place to look for hope. Aside from my Jim Callis obsession, I also enjoy the writings of Roch Kubatko, formerly of the Baltimore Sun and now a full-time blogger for MASN Sports, Peter Schmuck, Kubatko's heir to the throne at the...

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I have two great passions in my life: My family and Georgia Bulldog football. In the "offseason", between January and August, I entertain myself with things like Braves baseball, national signing day, and the NFL Draft. However, it's all just a way to kill time until I can watch football again; there is no sport greater in my opinion. Go Dawgs!!!

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Brad Locke, 33, has covered Mississippi State athletics for the the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal in Tupelo, Miss., since 2008.

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Joel Barker has been writing for over ten years. He is passionate about many things; God, family, and sports to name a few. Joel writes from a unique perspective from over twenty years of fandom. He is never afraid to share his opinion on anything from UT football to Braves baseball to everything in between. It is this characteristic that makes him the unique writer that he is. His work has been featured on GoVolsXtra.com and CBSSports.com. Joel is also a new media specialist, expanding his many talents in podcasting and publishing. He is excited about sharing his thoughts and insights with you!

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Larry Burton lives in Panama City Beach, Florida and is active in many pursuits and hobbies. Key among them are Alabama Football, SEC football, ALL College Football, Nascar, Scouting, Diving, Boating and Travel. The picture is of Larry at his favorite place, his Tiki Bar at the pool.

This season he joins TouchdownAlabama.net as a fully press credentialed member and will be writing weekly columns for them and covering games from the press box.

Larry lives with his wife, son and Pug (Baccardi the Wonder Dog)... Besides being a Community Leader here on BleacherReport.com, he's a moderator at WWW.rollcrimsontide,com and a member of the rowdy bunch at www.crimsontidefans@googlegroups.com , (where the motto is "Wear a Cup"). He served several terms as a director in the Red ...

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The original Green Bay Packers and San Jose Sharks Community Leader was born in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, attended University Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and lives in San Francisco, California. He's been working for non-profits since 1992 and the performing arts since 1994.

Used to be a huge baseball fan, but was turned off by the imbalance of payrolls; used to be a huge basketball fan, but was turned off by an imbalance of officiating. Now it's first and foremost NFL and NHL, followed by college football, basketball, and hockey. If you belittle someone, suggest they are dumb for holding their opinion or suggest it does not belong in print, expect MJ to respond as a hockey enforcer!

Two articles from here were featured internationally, on CBSsports.com and FoxSports.com. Also a paid write...

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I'm a journalism and theology major at the University of Sioux Falls here in Sioux Falls, SD, and I absolutely love sports, which is obviously why I'm here. I have been writing for B/R for a while now, but I also do work for NFLTouchdown.com and I have my own blog called Broncos Banter, which I strongly encourage you to check out.

In addition to those sites, some of my regular work previously done here on B/R will be featured on the Denver Broncos' page of NFL Blog Blitz, I strongly encourage you to check it out. Here is a link: http://blogblitz.nfl.com/denver-broncos

Essentially, I'm here to provide my opinion of my favorite sports teams, which would include the Denver Broncos, Iowa Hawkeyes Football, Chicago Bulls, Chicago Cubs, and UNC Basketball.

I'm a huge NFL fan, and ...

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I am a young and passionate sports fan with a home town loyalty, but a critical and objective take. I have always been a journalist at heart. Being a source of information is a fascinating and addictive experience, and one that I have always been drawn to. I am dedicated to pursuing this as a full time career so I welcome any feedback, criticism, and advice. I love a good debate, but I can't stand when it resorts to name calling. If that's your only method of rebuttal, please don't bother. Thank you all for your support.

You can also follow me on Twitter - www.twitter.com/courtzide

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A nerd with a fohawk.

Featured Columnist: Iowa Hawkeyes Football
Featured Columnist: Iowa Hawkeyes Basketball

I write stuff: http://www.iowahawkeyes.net/
I tweet stuff: http://twitter.com/iowahawkeyes (@iowahawkeyes)
I code stuff: http://hawkeyetweets.com/

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I love sports, mainly the NBA, NFL, MLB and even college football and basketball.
I love debating anything and everything that has to do with sports.
March Madness is simply the best sporting event there is.
I love the lakers, packers, dbacks and notre dame. odd combinations, i know.

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It has been such a joy reporting on the BCS this season. I have pointed out dozens of flaws but the BCS honks will really take notice if Texas loses and TCU plays the Alabma/Florida winner in the title game.

College football is a national sport and I have a favorite team in every conference.

SEC - Georgia

Big XII - Texas

Big Ten - Ohio State

Pac-10 - Arizona

Big East - West Virginia

Mountain West - TCU

ACC - Florida State

WAC - San Jose State

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I got hooked on the NBA from the early 80's when Dr. J, Larry and Magic were the men.

I still looooooove the NBA. Chris Paul is my dogg these days.

I'm a New Media Producer for www.thescore.com Television Network in Toronto.

I also write - mainly NBA, but from travelling and living in Australia(Melbourne), England(London) and Canada(Toronto - or tronna as they say here!) means I follow Cricket, Aussie Rules, Soccer, Tennis, Olympics...pretty much everything...just NOT rugby !

One day, I hope to host NBA TV.

I have a blog - check it out: http://thedailyhurt.blogspot.com/

Follow me on twitter/LeighEllis

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Born in Chicago, raised in Chicago, live in Chicago.

You can catch more of my work at www.cubiclegm.com and www.chicago.sportsthenandnow.com.

Follow The Cube on Twitter and Facebook.

Been to MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL playoff games in the Windy City. Seen an NBA Finals, World Series, NCAA Basketball National Championship Game and now a Perfect Game in person.

I'm lucky enough to be a season ticket holder for the Bears. You can find me wearing my No. 34 jersey at every home game, whether it's 70 above or 30 below. I love going to games in Bear Weather.

There are over 2,000 people ahead of me on the Cubs season ticket wait list, but I still find a way to get to at least 20 games a year (13-8 in 2009). I cannot think of a better way to spend a Saturday afternoon than si...