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Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
Assuming they are all available to the Eagles this year (and not in jail), what would be the order of preference for the following: a). TJ Houshmandzadeh b). Anquan Boldin c). Tony Gonzalez d). Marvin Harrison e). Plaxico Burress f). Michael … Continue reading
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Tagged anquan boldin, eagles, marvin harrison, michael crabtree, NFL, plaxico burress, tj houshmandzadeh, tony gonzalez
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Cimorelli’s Question of the Day
How bad is it for the NFC East if the Redskins sign Albert Haynesworth to a $100 million contract? http://blogs.chron.com/fantasyfootball/
Tuesday’s Top Twelve – Dominating College Hoops Big Men
For this week’s Top Twelve, I am going to go right off the top of my head and try to come up with the most physically dominating college hoops players that I can remember. The criteria, as I am defining … Continue reading
More Ridiculous Stats – College Hoops (plus one)
Jamie Dixon needs only six more wins to set the all-time D-1 record for most wins by a coach in his first six years of coaching. Dixon has 156 wins in 5+ years at Pitt, after taking over for Ben Howland. … Continue reading
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Tagged bobby abreu, connecticut huskies, hasheem thabeet, jamie dixon, st. joe's hawks
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Tuesday’s Top Twelve – Steroids
Top Ten lists are trendy. I hate trendy. Top Twelve lists are not trendy. I like Top Twelve lists. I really like ordering things because, among other things, it can really lead to some interesting debates. So, I’m going to … Continue reading
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Tagged bj upton, bobby abreu, david wright, derek jeter, ichiro, joe mauer, josh hamilton, lance berkman, miguel cabrera, MLB, omar vizquel, ryan howard, steroids, vladimir guerrero
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Wet Your Whistle
With less than a month to go until conference tournament action, I decided to take a quick glance at what we are to expect in the first two weeks of March. Ina, Doogan, Stri, Jay, Waters, and Alexi (and anyone else … Continue reading
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Getting Hot at the Right Time?
After an up-and-down non-conference season, the Temple Owls have started the Atlantic 10 season 3-1. They beat a mediocre LaSalle team and then lost at UMass, but the last two games, they have registered impressive 25- and 27-point home victories … Continue reading
Yes, I Care…A Lot
I know I’m one of only 17 people in this country not named McEnroe who care about professional tennis, but it is certainly in my “Big Four” sports (MLB, NFL, NCAA basketball, and the ATP). The Australian Open is always so … Continue reading
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Tagged 2009 australian open, andy murray, andy roddick, fernando gonzalez, fernando verdasco, gael monfils, gilles simon, james blake, jo-wilfried tsonga, juan-martin del potro, marcos baghdatis, marin cilic, novak djokovic, rafael nadal, roger federer, tomas berdych, tommy robredo
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Where are the “Suitors?”
We are now a little over three weeks from pitchers and catchers reporting, and check out the list of free agents who are still UNSIGNED: Manny Ramirez – Yes, we all know his weird personality and all the baggage, but … Continue reading
Cimorelli’s Question of the Day: Available NFL Coaches
Has the NFL head coach “free agent pool” ever been this strong? Check out the accomplishment of some of the coaches that do not have NFL head coaching jobs right now: 4 guys that are clearly “looking for work” (as a … Continue reading
