In the new Versus series Sports Jobs with Junior Seau we’re taking on the coolest, dirtiest and most fascinating jobs in sports. Our host, NFL legend Junior Seau, will get beat up, worn down and well schooled… all in an effort to find out just how tough you have to be to work in sports.
Daily Drop: Panthers gaining on the pack By Bill Meltzer
The Florida Panthers are never a high-profile team under the best of circumstances, and the team got off to a slow start this season. Of late, though, they've played strong hockey.
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What Was He Thinking? By Craig Haley
The players and games have been so good that there has been a tendency to overlook some of the coaching decisions made in the storied rivalry between Harvard and Yale. It might take another 126 years of The Game for a decision to be as puzzling as the one Yale first-year head coach Tom Williams made on Saturday....more
Kansas State: Win Or Go Home By Keith Whitmire
They’ve brought back Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place. How about another 1990s throwback with the Huskers and Wildcats at the top of the standings? Of course, it’s merely the Big 12 North standings, not the entire league standings....more
Power Now Full-time With Penske Naming Will Power to a full-time ride at Team Penske was a not only a tremendous move for the team but also for the IZOD IndyCar Series as a whole because it adds another quality car to the starting lineup...more
Cal-Stanford: It Really is Big By Art Thompson III
The Stanford Axe returns having been tampered with each time it leaves the possession of Stanford and once again becomes the property of the Cal athletic department. That is the biased opinion of Cal supporters. ...more
'Cats Chasing Ducks By Art Thompson
Oregon and Arizona have been headed for this collision for several weeks now, but perhaps the Wildcats might have been looking too far ahead because they were declawed last Saturday at Cal. All the Wildcats have to do is to beat Oregon, Arizona State and finally USC in a three-week span. Whew!...more
Mumbles and Grumbles By Chuck Gormley
Have you heard Peter Forsberg and Markus Naslund will be playing together for the first time since the 2006 Olympics? No, not for the Vancouver Canucks, but for Modo of the Swedish Elite League. While Forsberg’s latest comeback comes as no great surprise, Naslund’s return after his retirement in May is a bit of a shocker....more