2012 Penn State Recruiting: Quarterbacks
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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Jays mailbag: Remembering two great Expos
It was a tough week for the old Expos’ organization, with the passing of two popular former Canadian major-league baseball stalwarts, Ron Piche a 75-year-old native of Verdun, Que., and Woodie Fryman, a 70-year-old native of Ewing, Ky. RIP. First…
Blue Jays baseball blog
Number of males getting off to Ines Sainz up 43% on Media Day
Since a middle-aged, unapolgetically horny sportswirter has yet to capture a good shot of Sainz’s ass, it can be found here, here, here, and here. Or if you can get your hands on Under Armour guy’s cell phone, shoot us…
The Sports Hernia Blog
Adrian Amos Commits To Penn State
I’m lovin’ it.
Congratulations to Georgia signee Kentavious Caldwell-Pope on being named to the prestigious McDonald’s All-American team. The 5-star shooting guard is the 12th McDonald’s All-American to sign with or play for Georgia and will be the first McDonald’s All-American to play for Georgia as a freshman since Carlos Strong in 1992. We would have loved to [...]
DawgsOnline
Previewing the 2011 Alabama Crimson Tide Football Season
What Jerry Sloan’s Departure Means for the Blazers
The term, end of an era gets thrown around a lot in professional sports. Sometimes it’s wholly underserved, for instance, the end of the Vince Carter era in Orlando. Sometimes it’s a bit of gray area. The same trade that ended VC’s Magic run ended the Gilbert Arenas era in the nation’s capital. Agent Zero left a mark on that team and that franchise, thus his time could be rightfully called an era. There will be no discussion as to whether or not an era ended today in Salt Lake City. As we all know, after 23 years running the [...]
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