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Ice Cube's new documentary is about the how having the Raiders in LA unified the city, and the genesis of Ice Cube's rap group N.W.A.
This year, for the first time, the NFL Draft will commence on a Thursday. I realize the NFL wanted to put the popular first round in prime time tonight, but by doing so, they ruined all the fun.
Steve James, director of the new film No Crossover: The Trial of Allen Iverson on ESPN, stopped by The Interview Show.
Erin Andrews is ready to dance tonight on ABC's Dancing With the Stars, despite having learned last week that some nut has sent threatening emails that mention shooting her while she is in Los Angeles.
Seth Godin, who has helped thousands of entrepreneurs be productive, says that business people never realize that with a little bit of push, they can move past a seeming dead end and reach business success. I hope that is true in my case.
Tiger Woods gave two stand-up interviews to the Golf Channel and ESPN that were pre-arranged to last no more than five minutes.
Northern Iowa? St. Mary's? Washington? Cornell? Did anyone have all four in their Sweet 16? A total of 4.78 million people entered the ESPN pool, and by last night there were no perfect brackets left.
After Robert Montgomery wrote in an ESPNOutdoors.com column that the federal government had a strategy in the works that "could prohibit U.S. citizen...
Dan Klores thought he was finished with sports films. Then Reggie Miller crept into his consciousness. The result is Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. ...
Soccer is a foreign game. That's the charge. It's untrue of course. Soccer balls have been kicked around in this country just as long as pigskins and fastballs have flown through the air.
Should we as African-Americans be more upset at the racist stereotypes being "celebrated" at a college frat party or at the behavior of those like Antonio Cromartie which feed into them?
Simmons wrote that Woods's return to golf would be tougher than Ali's return after being banished for opposing Vietnam. How are Ali's efforts dwarfed by Tiger's efforts to resist nookie?
Slowly, steadily, the good folks at Disney and ESPN have turned one of the brand's more quizzical efforts into a mecca, not for characters, but for th...
Tiger made an apology to a universe of people he does not know or even owe an apology to. Cut, print.
Do you remember where you were on February 1, 1990? I do, and so do many others who were part of sports broadcast history, when on that day the first 24/7 sports network launched.
Freedom of speech is the inalienable right to avoid prosecution for one's views, not persecution -- a distinct difference.
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