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NFL Draft 2011: Mark Ingram Is Good, but the Patriots Should Look Elsewhere
Mark Ingram is an attractive player. Let's get that straight. The former Alabama star running back is the consensus top choice at his position in the upcoming NFL draft. He's strong, explosive and durable...
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New England Patriots: Pats Facing Some Inconvenient Truths After Loss to Jets
It's time to come to grips with some pretty unpleasant facts. Statements that seemed inconceivable not only years ago, but days ago, are now clear, pleasant and true after the ...
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New England Patriots Playoff Landscape: Taking a Look at the Potential Opponents
Now we get to play. It doesn't make sense to plan the NFL playoffs before the final game of the regular season is finished. After all, that's how you get yourself into false assumptions...
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Boise State Football Anger: Most Taunts and Threats Are Unfair, but Not All
Well, that didn't take long. It's been three days since Boise State's season, for all intents and purposes, ended in Reno, and now we're hearing about the backlash...
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Pittsburgh's Giant Step Back: Spygate and Steeler Nation's Embarrassing Act of Denial
We had made progress. We had become enlightened. Well, leave it to Steeler Nation to drag us back. I'm using the term "Steeler Nation" because I don't mean to single out Pittsburgh Steelers fans...
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2010 New England Patriots: The Moment of Truth Is Nearing
The AFC is stacked this year. We figured that would be the case coming in. There are several teams vying for the top spot. We assumed that, too. At the end of Week 8, the New England Patriots hold the top spot...
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A King in Search of a Ring: How LeBron James May Have Saved His Legacy
The club is an exclusive one. Michael Jordan's a member. So is Larry Bird. As are Isiah Thomas, Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Bill Russell is the Chairman of the Board. LeBron James has fallen short of acceptance...
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What Peter Laviolette Said to the Philadelphia Flyers at Intermission (Humor)
On Friday, the Philadelphia Flyers made history by defeating the Boston Bruins, 4-3, and becoming the first hockey team in 35 years to win a playoff series after dropping the first three games...
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One and Done for Tiger Woods?
Thursday began with noise. The media chattered endlessly about the return of Tiger Woods and his first tee shot (and the crowd reception that followed) that boomed down the opening ...
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Baltimore Orioles Throw a Curve, Go With High Schooler
The Baltimore Orioles' selection in the fifth overall slot of the 2009 MLB draft promised a fair degree of surprise. On Tuesday, they delivered just that...
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The Thin Line Of Baltimore's Rebuilding Process
Andy MacPhail has made no secret of his strategy to rebuild the Baltimore Orioles. The future isn't now. This season, while not a throwaway year, is a work in progress. A ...
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"Julius Peppers-To-New England" Talks Suffer Setback...For Now
On Monday, the NFL Network provided the spark to the Julius Peppers-to-New England rumors. On Tuesday, it provided the water onto what had become a fire...
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Resilient Huskies Prove They Belong
The Northeastern men's hockey team entered the 2009 Beanpot as the No. 3 team in the country, but also the No. 1 most-doubted team in the tournament. Sure, the Huskies were the first-place team in Hockey East...
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Matt Cassel's Franchise Tag Sets Up Interesting Offseason
It was hinted at for months, but on Thursday, the Patriots made it official. Matt Cassel is the 2009 franchise player. News broke that the Patriots were going to do this several weeks ago...
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Is Tom Brady's Knee His Only Problem?
Okay. It was just a few minutes ago that I saw the much talked about photos of Tom Brady in Mexico with Gisele Bundchen. The pictures that show him being fed by his girl, as well as the two of them snuggling in the ocean really stand out...
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Tom Brady Breaks Silence on Toronto Radio
Tom Brady lives! Don't believe me? Just ask Toronto's Fan 590—the station that, on Wednesday, held the first interview with the quarterback since news of his knee infection got out to the public seemingly years and years ago...
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Nick Markakis Extension, the Latest In a Surprisingly Good Offseason
December 23rd was a potentially crippling day for the Baltimore Orioles and their hopes for a successful offseason. That was the dark day that Mark Teixeira agreed to terms with the New York Yankees...
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Koji Uehara Is Not THE Answer in Baltimore, But He Certainly Helps
According to MLB.com, the Orioles have acquired Japanese star pitcher Koji Uehara, reportedly for two years. This move helps the Birds, but before we start crediting him with 15 wins for 2009, a few things should be pointed out...
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For Orioles, Importance Of Adding Teixeira Goes Beyond The Field
The legendary Washington FBI agent and Watergate whistle blower W. Mark Felt, also known as "Deep Throat", passed away yesterday. The way the Mark Teixeira negotiations are proceeding, you would think the suitors are honoring him...
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Dirty Little Secret: Flyers Playing Better Without Daniel Briere
The start to the Philadelphia Flyers' 2008-09 season has, like the cliched roller coaster, featured many ups and downs...
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Speed Kills...or at Least the Orioles Hope So
The Yankees? Go ahead, take your high-priced arms! The Red Sox? Have all the heavy hitters you want! Because as far as the Baltimore Orioles are concerned, burning up the basepaths is the real name of the game...
