Four false NBA lockout warnings
It’s been 10 short days since the NBA lockout unofficially came to a close, and already things are returning to normal.
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It’s been 10 short days since the NBA lockout unofficially came to a close, and already things are returning to normal.
In less than a week, the most famous rivalry game in the world will take place in Madrid.
There is nothing in sports quite like a college football bowl game. Aside from the BCS National Championship Game, the bowls do not have any significant value, yet everyone loves to watch to favorite teams compete one last time during the holiday season.
There’s a popular line from “The Sandlot” that Babe Ruth gives as advice to Benny Rodriguez the night before Benny takes on the beast.
The other day I got into a discussion with a friend about parity in professional sports.
It’s the first game of the season for a new-look ASU women’s basketball team.
What’s the face value of an exhibition game?
I’ve never been the biggest basketball fan. Being born and raised in Arizona, I’ve always been a Suns fan, but outside of that, I really only follow the NBA for conversation.
It’s easy to forget just how dangerous auto racing is.
That old cliché about moving on to bigger and better things?
I definitely did not see that coming.
Imagine a year where a group of the best players in the world were told to avoid representing their country at the Summer Olympics.
What happened to Monday Night Football?
At the ASU-Missouri game, Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott said that, despite the fact that several schools have contacted the conference about expansion, the Pac-12 is happy where they are and do not plan to add any further.
Roberto Clemente. Payne Stewart. Marshall University football.
You know that tingling feeling you get on your arms that you get when you know something exciting is happening?
The other day I was browsing ESPN.com’s homepage, trying to cut through all the columns and other junk to read about the D-Backs’ winning streak, when there on the right side of the page was a story about Sidney Crosby.
One of the classes I’ve taken as a student in the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism is a class called Precision Journalism. In it, students learn how to scour the Internet for raw data and then analyze it by using programs like Excel, common sense, or both.
Every so often in the world of sports, you can watch a game and realize you’re witnessing the end of an era.
Change is good.
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