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Pittsburgh Steelers' Defensive Action: Why Dick LeBeau Stayed With Mike Tomlin
A lot of speculation was created by the Super Bowl hype machine that is Dick LeBeau's final season as Steelers defensive coordinator...
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Soccer Is America's New Game, So Is It Finally Time for It To Hold Spotlight?
What happens when a bus full of teenagers who just finished a trip to Disney breaks down at a West Virginia rest stop? An American with Hispanic heritage and a Korean exchange ...
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Syracuse Orange's Season Gives Hope for Next Year
To say that Syracuse's season ended on a disappointing note would not be quite right. The words bitter, expected, upsetting or even numb would not quite accurately describe the exact feeling felt when the Golden Eagles ran off the court victorious...
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Pittsburgh Penguins Marching On: Recent Surge Has Team Defying the Odds
Detroit, Philadelphia, and New Jersey. Just a week ago, this stretch of games looked like a trip through Dante's Inferno for the still injury-ridden Penguins...
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Who's Really Dancing: Hines Ward or the Owners?
The $9 Billion industry may be what the Federal Government calls "too big to fail," but after what transpired over the last few weeks the NFL looks like it is starting to waver...
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Big East Tournament: Syracuse Orange Preview/Prediction
What a season it has been. From a No. 1 seed contender at the beginning of the season, to a slump that left many wondering if 'Cuse would even get a bye in this tournament, to a great ...
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Pittsburgh Steelers 2011 Outlook: Rust on the Steel Curtain?
It was the same question the Steelers faced all of last season: is the defense that has consistently been excellent too old to succeed? Last season, with a unit with an average ...
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Scooping Another Win: My Apology to Syracuse's Scoop Jardine
Dear Scoop Jardine, In a previous article, I cited you as a main reason that Syracuse was skidding. During the stretch of games where the Orange lost to Seton Hall, Villanova, Georgetown and Pitt, to name a few, you averaged 11...
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Wave The White Jolly Roger: Lament Of The Pittsburgh Pirates
The crack of the bat. The smell of freshly cut grass. Wishing you were in Florida or Arizona . These are the sweet memories and wishes all baseball fans start to have right around this time of the year...
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Believing in Miracles: Why We Still And Always Will, 31 Years Later
I was not alive when the Miracle on Ice occurred. I did not live through a Red Scare, Gas shortage, or an Iranian hostage crisis...
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2011 NFL Mock Draft: Pittsburgh Steelers Are on the Clock
The Pittsburgh Steelers have built a reputation of being successful in the draft year in and year out. Now more than ever, the Steelers could need a smart draft in order to fill the ...
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Pittsburgh Steelers Offseason Strategy: Lock In and Reload
Almost two weeks have passed since the Steelers were on the wrong side of a three-turnover, 31-25 Super Bowl loss to the Green Bay Packers. Players have been busy on their social media outlets thanking fans and planning vacations...
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Pittsburgh Penguins Memo: Get the Puck Out of NYC
This past weekend presented us with perhaps the strangest weekend so far in the Pittsburgh Penguins 20010-11 campaign...
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Orange Crushed: Why Syracuse Has To Hit The Panic Button (And Why It Will Work)
At 20-6, an outsider would look at the Orange and say that Boeheim's boys are a good, respectable team. Dig a little further and you see that they have lost six conference games to tournament level teams...
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C'mon 'Cuse: Why Wednesday's Rivalry Game Makes Or Breaks Syracuse Orange
We all know the importance of college basketball rivalries. Twice a year, two colleges who have some reason for animosity towards each other decide to get 20,000-30,000 of their ...
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Super Bowl XLV Showcases Everything Good, Bad, Ugly With the Pittsburgh Steelers
This one definitely stings. However in retrospect we see that this game was a representation of all the good, bad, and ugly of the Steelers of this year...
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Ghosts of Lombardis Past: What the Steelers Can Learn from Their Past Big Games
In a Super Bowl Filled with history, tradition, and a expectation of excellence, it is only fitting to do what ESPN and the NFL network have done: look to the past...
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Super Bowl XLV: Why This Lombardi Trophy Matters More To the Pittsburgh Steelers
The NFL couldn't be happier. Two teams that have been so important to the history and creation of the league are playing in what may be the final game before a lockout...
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Super Bowl XLV: Why Big Ben Will Strike Seven in Mr. Rodgers' Neighborhood
With officially less than one week until the big game, it's time for all sports fans across the land to step back, look at all the match-ups, predictions, injuries, and statistics ...
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Super Bowl 2011: 10 Who Will Be Heros or Zeros on Super Sunday
The upcoming Super Bowl matchup has already been thoroughly dissected, examined and predicted, but that hasn't stopped writers like me writing about perhaps one of the most historic games in football history...
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NFL: The Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Success Comes From Being a Renegade
Down 24-7 it looked to be all over. 2002 had been a good year for the Pittsburgh Steelers with the discovery of Tommy Maddox at quarterback, opening the playoffs at home and the trademark blitzburgh defense...
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NFL Super Bowl XLV: The Determining Factor for the Packers and Steelers: O-Line
This show is a shout out to my First Team all state offensive lineman buddy, Zachary Palmer. Going into Super Bowl XLV, everyone loves the Capers vs. LeBeau battle as two of the geniuses behind the 3-4 are put against each other on the biggest stage...
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Pittsburgh Steelers Fans Can Be Proud Of Their Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger
He was the small town kid who was an athletic freak of nature. He was the guy who pointed to his mother in the heavens after each score...
