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It collects billions of dollars for its athletes struggles and gives out billions of words to bring down athletes who did nothing wrong.
I have written for SportsColumn.com since 2004 and was named a featured writer in 2006. I have been Co-Editor of the site since January 1, 2009. I also write for BleacherReport.com where I am a founding member of the Tennis Roundtable and one of the chief contributors to both the Tennis and Horse Racing sections.
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I am currently a Junior at Rice University majoring in History and Medieval Studies. My senior thesis will focus on the desegregation of football in Texas and its affect of racial relations.
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It sits for everything good in amateur athletics and stands for what is bad.
It collects billions of dollars for its athletes struggles and gives out billions of words to bring down athletes who did nothing wrong.
But now there is even a more embarrassing situation for an SEC coach. No, it is not an affair. No, it is not a false hiring. No, it isn’t even an NCAA rules violation.
The last 8 champions of baseball’s World Series were the best team in baseball.
Write that down; cement it.
God help us if this happened…
I have always had two ratings: a power rating and a poll-style rating. I rate all 119 teams for both.
Now you ask what the difference is, and I answer it by telling you that the power ratings is the analysis of the team as a whole with a slight emphasis on winning/losing, while the poll is how I think the team really is.
Last year, I watched parts of three games during the regular season.
I watched the first quarter of the early Christmas game on ABC, I watched a Denver @ Miami game in which Miami scored 100 points in the first three quarters because it was on at Outback when I was visiting Miami, and I watched part of Miami’s classic overtime miracle on Friday night against Dallas in March. The last game was the only one that spurred any emotion.
Spurrier turns down Florida. If Florida has any common sense, they’ll turn down Foley.
Auburn president William Walker and members of his staff, including athletic director David Housel, used a booster’s plane to secretly go to Louisville to interview Petrino after a 4-3 start. They interviewed him and were set to fire Tuberville after the season, but word of this got out.
Somewhat about sports, somewhat not, somewhat pointless, somewhat sharp…
The 2004 Dolphins may not win a game…
I had a better title, but it was too long…