D Miller Article Archive

  1. Once San Jose State's Savior, It May Be Time for Dick Tomey To Step Down

    In the wake of last night's 62-7 drubbing--or shall we say, latest drubbing--at the hands of Nevada, San Jose State football has reached a crisis point. It's now easily the worst team in the WAC...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 22 days ago 144 reads 1 comments

  2. SJSU: A Season In Crisis, As Re-Told 21st Century Style

    Saturday night at Spartan Stadium, a swapping of WAC stature took place during the Idaho Vandals' 29-25 defeat of San Jose State...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about about 1 month ago 124 reads 1 comments

  3. SJSU: Has Brutal Scheduling Sabotaged 2009—and Beyond?

    After an 0-3 start to the season that has included two crushing defeats at the hands of Pac-10 programs, there may have never been a better time for San Jose State to be hosting an FCS opponent...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 2 months ago 243 reads 2 comments

  4. Week Three in Sparta: The Bill Walsh Legacy Game

    Heading into Week Three of the college football season, San Jose State's schedule eases up—ever so slightly. For the first time in 2009, the Spartans won't be facing a team that won a BCS ...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 2 months ago 47 reads 0 comments

  5. Spartans Hang Tough, But In Typical Fashion

    With the fifth year of Head Coach Dick Tomey under way at San Jose State, the time has come to start evaluating the legacy he'll leave behind once his tenure as the Spartans' coach is over. Off the field, the legacy will be nothing less than stellar...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 2 months ago 114 reads 0 comments

  6. No Time to Rest in Sparta: No. 17 Utah Next on the Slate

    On the heels of a 56-3 lambasting at the hands of Southern Cal, the road gets no easier this weekend for the Spartans of San Jose State, who must find a way to rebound from Week One's debacle in time to host No...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 2 months ago 131 reads 1 comments

  7. Fallout From Week One's Worst Body Bag Game

    In the weeks leading up to his team's season opener against USC, San Jose State Head Coach Dick Tomey kept stressing the positives of stepping up to a national powerhouse in a hostile environment...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 2 months ago 147 reads 0 comments

  8. The WAC Vs. the Big Six: 10 Potential Upsets in 2009

    While most teams within the BCS conferences have the luxury of lining their out-of-conference schedules with cream puffs from the lower conferences (or even divisions), those in conferences without an automatic BCS berth have no such luxuries...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 3 months ago 836 reads 27 comments

  9. 10 WAC Players That Could Challenge for All-American Status

    While most of the non-BCS attention of late has gone to the Mountain West Conference, their former conference has stolen a share of the spotlight in its own right...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 3 months ago 252 reads 10 comments

  10. Can San Jose State Spartans Draw Parallels to Successful '06 Team?

    With the two Pac-10 Bay Area college football squads seemingly on the upswing heading into the 2009 season, the lone non-BCS program in the Bay is predictably on the public spotlight's back burner...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 3 months ago 222 reads 0 comments

  11. Remarkable Fedor Signing for Strikeforce Is a Letdown for Fans

    When fledgling promotion Affliction ceased MMA operations a few weeks ago following the collapse of it's third fight card, the destination of heavyweight centerpiece Fedor Emelianenko was easily the hottest topic in the wake of the fallout...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 4 months ago 397 reads 34 comments

  12. A 49er Move (Not Too Far) Down South Makes Sense

    As the San Francisco 49ers' training camp opens and the 2009 season looms on the horizon, a number of issues pertaining to the roster and lineup are left to be resolved...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 4 months ago 347 reads 0 comments

  13. The 49ers Fine Print: Coffee Is Sealed, Crabtree Should Follow

    The official start of 49ers' training camp is just two days away, and with all but their first-round pick signed and sealed, the new 49ers' regime appears to have their assignments in check...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 4 months ago 642 reads 5 comments

  14. False Kimo Leopoldo Story a Lesson for B/R Writers

    If you limit your MMA Internet surfing to this site and the mainstream sports media outlets, you might not know that former UFC fighter Kimo Leopoldo was reported (and supposedly "confirmed") ...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 4 months ago 353 reads 4 comments

  15. MMA's Stars of Inconsistency

    Along the course of his or her competitive career, an MMA fighter is almost certain to navigate peaks and valleys--a series of highs and lows defined by tremendous victories and agonizing defeats...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 4 months ago 1,022 reads 9 comments

  16. Sports Cheats and Scandals: "As Long As It's MY Guy, It's Okay"

    It's July 3rd baseball fans, which means it's time to cue up that popular Manny Ramirez soundbyte: "I'm baaaaaaack......

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 5 months ago 211 reads 21 comments

  17. Ten of the Most Dominant Ground Fighters in MMA Today

    Probably the most complex part of mixed martial arts, ground fighting has the distinction of being what sets MMA apart from other combat sports, and at the same time what often turns off the casual fan...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 5 months ago 837 reads 43 comments

  18. The All-Time Greatest San Francisco 49ers Offense

    With preseason about two months away and major pro football news being of short supply, what better time than now to take a nostalgic look at some of the greatest to ever don the 49er Red and ...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 5 months ago 232 reads 2 comments

  19. Win Or Lose, Marquee Fights Await Faber

    This Sunday when former WEC World Featherweight Champion Urijah Faber steps into the cage in front of his hometown Sacramento crowd, he'll be venturing back into mostly unfamiliar territory...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 6 months ago 1,830 reads 9 comments

  20. Ryan Bennett: Remembering a True MMA Pioneer

    If you are a "post TUF" fan of mixed martial arts—in other words, began following the sport once it hit mainstream acceptance—you most likely missed out on a number of early MMA figures that had profound impacts on the sport...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 6 months ago 150 reads 7 comments

  21. Breaking Down the Week By Week Schedule of the 2009 49ers

    As OTAs wrap up and with preseason within the five-month horizon, the San Francisco 49ers could have as many question marks surrounding their team as any other club in the league...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 6 months ago 524 reads 4 comments

  22. UFC 98 Reflections: 205 Is Stacked, Other MMA Divisions See Shakeups

    In the aftermath of UFC 98, a stellar card that produced a third new light heavyweight champion in as many defenses, one thing is clear about MMA's top promotion: The balance of power, talent-wise, has switched back to the 205-pound division...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 6 months ago 592 reads 15 comments

  23. San Francisco 49ers: Untapped Potential Awaits Jimmy Raye

    While my phone stays quite active during the regular season, with back and forth texting banter between friends and I as the football games unfold, it's a rare occurrence that a preseason game ...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 6 months ago 444 reads 0 comments

  24. Another Generation of Montanas Trying To Blaze Their Own Trail

    Throughout the 1980's, Joe Montana was possibly the most recognizable man in the NFL, if not all of sports. His calm demeanor and ability to perform under pressure, not to mention all the Super ...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 6 months ago 276 reads 6 comments

  25. Way Too Early NFC West Preview

    In recent years, the West division of the National Football Conference has been revered in the sports world almost like estranged family--no one's too fond of it, no one's too impressed by it, and it certainly gets no respect...

    D Miller Written by D Miller about 6 months ago 132 reads 2 comments

 


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