Woods orchestrated a decade of deception. Nixon wasn't this good.
Do the 12-4 season and the 5-0 start still mean anything? Or is the Giants' 2-6 record over the last eight games more reflective of who they are as loath as fans are to admit it?
"In this league anything is possible. We can't slack against Dallas, Tampa, or Carolina. We have to finish this season out one game at a time."
I like him a lot (so far): Richie Incognito of the St. Louis Rams. Perry Fewell's decision to sign him is exciting, refreshing, and a little confusing, but I'm embracing the attitude and the decision.
In Part 2 of this episode, we give you what you'be probably been waiting for: a super in-depth post-game analysis of the Giants failure to beat the Eagles at home, in spite of having put 38 points on the board.
When "success" professionally=failure as a human being for so many, there is something seriously wrong with our definition of success!
Lately, Hit it & Quit it has been a lovefest. This week, not so much. Let's make this quick and as painless as possible.
The great Ty Cobb was born on this date in 1886. Against today's pitchers he'd probably bat only .280 or so. Then again, he'd be 123 years old.
It appears likely that the day before Christmas Eve or on Christmas Eve itself, the governor will have papers served to homeowners to start the process of eminent domain for a Nets arena in Brooklyn.
This week in a Los Angeles courtroom, Michael David Barrett pleaded guilty to one count of interstate stalking as a result of his activity related to Erin Andrews of ESPN.
The reality that Tiger Woods is not who he appeared to be in public is hardly surprising. The only surprise is that the real Tiger was kept hidden for so long.
It's time for the champion of college football to be determined on the football field by a legitimate playoff system.
What can we learn about how Tiger will do upon his return from other athletes who have also returned from scandal-fueled absences?
