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2010 US Open Tennis: What's With All These Frenchmen?
As promised, this is about Richard Gasquet and his chances to win the 2010 U.S. Open Tennis Grand Slam currently underway. But in reality, it has to be about all the Frenchmen...
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UNC Tar Heels Football: Suspended, Ineligible Players Decimate Team
The impact of the current investigations on the UNC Tar Heels football team is finally in front of Head Coach Butch Davis. As the press searched for players and made their findings, fourteen players remain in limbo with one more suspended indefinitely...
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2010 U.S. Open Tennis Profile: Sergiy Stakhovsky Into Finals?
Sergiy Stakhovsky is one of my two dark horse picks to end up in the 2010 U.S. Open Finals. The other is Richard Gasquet, who will be profiled tomorrow...
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U.S. Open Tennis 2010 TV Schedule: What Matches To Watch on Thursday
We have moved into the Second Round of the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament today. I write this as the day is progressing, so it is up to date concerning what remains for the day...
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UNC Football: More Drama with Marvin Austin's Suspension
UNC Tar Heel star football player Marvin Austin has a problem. He has been suspended. And this has nothing to do with the ongoing NCAA and UNC investigations into improper agent contacts and academic assistance...
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2010 US Open Tennis: Rafael Nadal Looks Shaky in First Round
The collective sighs you heard last night from the TV commentators, fans and U.S. Open officials did not come from the great display of tennis in Arthur Ashe Stadium. In reality, they were because Rafael Nadal survived his opening 2010 U...
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Are U.S. Open Tennis Courts Even Slower in 2010?
Does the US Open court surface favor Roger Federer over Rafael Nadal? For years, Nadal has been designated as a slower court specialist, with clay as his favorite. However, recently he has had greater success on grass and hard courts...
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U.S. Open 2010: Can an Unseeded Men's Tennis Player Win Again?
Will it be Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal or someone else? With Federer making few excuses at the moment, mononucleosis gone, and no known physical injuries, he is the bookies' favorite, with Nadal just behind...
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Barclays Golf: As Tiger Woods Fades, Golf Looks for New Hero
It is not enough that Tiger Woods is in the middle of the end of his career. Not enough that Jack Nicklaus' record in the Majors is almost certainly no longer in jeopardy. No sensible person would find in Tiger Woods the player he used to be...
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Caroline Wozniacki Leaves Door Open Despite Pilot Pen Win
In defeating Nadia Petrova, perhaps the most up-and-down player on the women's tour, Caroline Wozniacki was neither great nor horrible. Winning 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, Wozniacki was just good enough to win during Petrova's down periods...
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UNC Tar Heels and Michigan Wolverines Wait for NCAA's Decision
Despite ongoing investigations and review of the University of North Carolina and Michigan football teams, the news from NCAA headquarters in Indianapolis has been exceptionally limited...
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Wozniacki Squeaks By Dementieva in Pilot Penn
With grunts coming at the end from both players, exhaustion ignored for the importance not only for this tournament but also the US Open next week, the two players battled on in the semi-finals of the Pilot Pen tournament tonight...
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Expanding UNC Football Investigation: Lack of Institutional Control?
The latest revelations from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill bring with them not only a much more likely losing season, but also the potential of a finding that there was a "lack of institutional control...
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Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer: Good Friends in 2010 US Open and Beyond
It is an incredibly long-running debate: Is Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer better? Included are those who wonder whether Federer is the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) and those who believe ...
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Women's Tennis and US Open Greats: Graf, King, Navratilova, Williams
For women in tennis spanning the Open Period, none surpass and most do not come close to Steffi Graf, Billy Jean King, Martina Navratilova and Serena Williams. All have done so much to advance tennis and have given back to society in so many ways...
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Best Men in Tennis and the US Open: Agassi, Ashe and Federer
While much is made of the negative in sports, all sports have their heroes. They can be small, medium or large. Some are not winners. All are made of personality and humanity that speaks volumes about them as people...
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2010 Ryder Cup: The Most Controversial Team USA in History
The 2010 Ryder Cup will prove to be the most controversial in history, and also likely show that the US has ceded its position in the world to become the number two group of golfers if Tiger Woods is allowed to play...
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LSU v. UNC Chick-fil-A Game Preview: A Real Mess
The LSU Tigers take on the UNC Tar Heels on September 4, 2010, at 8 PM EDT. Despite the lopsided scores, the first two games were sold out by the universities...
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US Open Preview: Unlike Tiger Woods, Roger Federer Still in Younger Generation
If you felt that Federer - Nadal in the 2010 US Open this year was nirvana, you will be disappointed. Nadal appears a shadow of his former self, including the loss of weight and muscle tone often attributed to someone getting off of steroids...
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Future Headline: Roger Clemens Not Guilty!
Most of the media, Major League Baseball, teammates, and most of the public feel that Roger Clemens is guilty of steroid use and therefore guilty of perjury before Congress. But wait...
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The Real Truth: Roger Clemens Not Guilty?
Geraldo Rivera appeared on the O'Reilly Show yesterday comparing Roger Clemens attorney with the attorney for Mark McGwire. Geraldo's position was that Rusty Hardin, Clemens' attorney, should be disbarred for allowing his client to testify...
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Secretariat Movie Seeks To Win Last Horse Race
If you are looking for Secretariat in the picture, he is not there in the flesh. But he is in every horse picture I see. Staring back at me, looking for another who can take his crown and find himself in the image...
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TJ Yates Will Lead UNC Tar Heels to the Top
The Real Truth about UNC football and T.J. Yates is that the quarterback is one of the best of all time. Yes, despite the boos, the Bryn Renner competition, the heartbreaking interceptions, ...
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Intimidation and Winning in Sports: Woods, Tyson and Jordan
Mike Tyson hitting the canvas in the McBride fight, the last of his shortened, sad and tragic career epitomizes the way sports intimidation usually ends. A defeat against a nobody. In a venue far away from the past...
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Golf Never Needed Tiger Woods
Whistling Straits will be on the list of everyone's favorite courses forever after the 2010 PGA Championship. Another Alice Dye masterpiece. (Yes, Pete Dye said she insisted on having every piece of sand a bunker...
