After an improbable and scintillating comeback victory, the US Women meet France in today’s semifinal. At the time of this post the score is tied 1-1. If you’re at work and cannot access a television, you can watch the FIFA gamecast here. Go USA!
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In a follow-up to our post about the tragedy in Texas where the fan was killed in a fall reaching for a ball thrown by Rangers’ outfielder Josh Hamilton, we have an article from SI.com detailing how Hamilton is coping and what he plans to do for the family of Shannon Stone.
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Always a class act, the consummate professional. How lucky those of us who have teenagers are to have had him available as a role model and idol. http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20110614&content_id=20463750&vkey=news_mlb&c_id=mlb
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Some of my fondest memories of my children are at the ball park. I remember when my oldest son, now a college baseball player who hopes to be a major-leaguer himself, was about three years-old and we drove an hour to Anaheim to see the Angels play our team, the Yankees and root for our [...]
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USC and Reggie Bush. Ohio State and Jim Tressel. North Carolina and Butch Davis. Bruce Pearl at Tennessee. And now, these we learn there may be more than meets the eye in Oregon under Chip Kelly. It would seem that the NCAA has its hands full. The combination of millions of dollars of revenue for [...]
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