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Top 10 Press Conference Meltdowns

Sports is an entertainment spectacle that doesn't always end on the field. John Gorman compiles the greatest press conference moments in sports history. Some are angry, some are scary and some are whimsical ... but they're all hilarious. - continued...

Top 5 Ways To Fix The Pro Bowl

Every sport's tinkered with the way they play their All-Star Game, so why won't the NFL make some changes to the worst of all of them. Richard Diaz offers up five ways he thinks could liven up the yearly trip to Hawai'i. - continued...

NFL’s Top 5 Surprise Teams

It's tough to determine who was the best story of the year in the NFL, as both the Falcons and Dolphins made incredible cases for the title. Chad Klassen sorts out all the mess to name the five teams he believes made the biggest moves in '08. - continued...

And The Oscar Goes To …

Could 2008 seriously have been any better? There was Tiger, Kimbo, Favre, Tyree and Nadal. Richard Diaz opens up the video vault from the year in sports and hands out The Love of Sports' first-ever Sports Oscars. - continued...

Top NFL Coaching Candidates

Just naming Bill Cowher and Mike Shanahan would be too easy for this list. And that's not E. Spencer Kyte's style. Here are 10 other possible coaches you just may see pacing NFL sidelines in 2009. - continued...

Top 10 Boxers The Last 25 Years

Oscar De La Hoya may not be one of the Top 10 boxers of all-time, but Richard Rice says he still may qualify for this list. He's been too good for too long not to at least be considered, right? Be sure to notice the one BIG omission here too! - continued...

Top Late Round Defensive Prospects

We all have our opinions of who will be appearing on draft boards in round one. But who are those players who could make a big splash from back in the pack? Joe Brown peers into the crystal ball for you. - continued...

The Tailgate - Images of 2008

There's no denying this has been one of the best and most competitive college football seasons in recent memory. Jack Bonden's been covering it for us all year long and now gives us his Top 10 images of the season. - continued...

Fantasy Forecast: WRs and TEs

Just because fantasy football's over for most of us this year doesn't mean you can't start organizing your team for next season. Joe Brown helps you reload with some wideouts and tight ends worth watching in '09. - continued...

The Road Less Traveled To Sign Tex

Mark Teixeira was signed for $180 million by the Yankees this week, but Chad Hollingsworth tells us the teams who didn't win out on his services shouldn't worry. These four teams have history on their side. - continued...

Slaton’s A Serious Keeper Leaguer

Steve Slaton turned the Texans, and his fanatsy owners, into geniuses this year. Joe Brown lists him as one of the top keeper stars going into '09. See who else makes the list, as you're sure to have to make these decisions soon. - continued...

The NFL All-Disappointment Team

There are guys who deliver week in and week out, then there are those who constantly underachieve. E. Spencer Kyte loves his superstars to be superstars, which is why these guys are getting called out on this season's All-Disappointment Team. - continued...

The Full Court Toga Party

What a huge day of college hoops yesterday! Two matchups involving Top 10 teams highlighted the afternoon, while upsets ran rampant as well. E. Spencer Kyte runs down the top stories of a topsy turvy college basketball Saturday. - continued...

The Tailgate - Holiday Edition

The Christmas season means one thing in college football - really obscure bowl games. Jack Bonden gives you his favorite one of the year, along with his Auburn thoughts & some very special holiday picks. Cider over egg nog?! Seriously, Jack?!? - continued...

The NFL All-Surprise Team

Guys like Tom Brady and Bob Sanders aren't allowed to make this list, but E. Spencer Kyte says the players who replaced those All-Pros are easily in a position to do so ... and they did exactly that this season. - continued...

Ten Worst Franchise Names

These names aren't offensive, mind you, they're just downright poorly chosen. For the most part, team names have some solid meaning, but E. Spencer Kyte has pinpointed the ones that just don't make any sense - or just plain blow. - continued...

NHL Goons of Yesterday and Today

What makes a great NHL instigator? Is it a vicious roundhouse? A mouth that won't quit yapping? E. Spencer Kyte rounds up a list of old-timers and newbies who'll annoy the daylights out of you till you ask for sloppy seconds. - continued...

Top 10 Changed NFL Uniforms

It's virtually inevitable. One day, even the greatest of the greats will play for a different team. (Ahem, ahem, Brett Favre.) We don't like it, but it happens. Brad Berreman gives us the 10 most outstanding examples of such NFL treason. - continued...

Fantasy Focus, Week 15

With a terrific matchup in front of him, Seneca Wallace may be a play you wanna make this weekend. Joe Brown sees Wallace being a strong choice, along with Ahmad Bradshaw, who's filling in for Brandon Jacobs this Sunday. - continued...

Top 5 Offensive Lineman Prospects

The NFL season has hit the stretch drive, but some of the lower tier teams are out of the running and already looking ahead to the Draft in April. So is Joe Brown who's got five quality hogs he thinks will go in the first round. - continued...

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Old School Love

Robert Smith

Robert Smith was just coming into his own as a running back when he abruptly retired. Brad Berreman remembers the greatest Viking rusher of them all, a man of few words on the field who ended up typing many after his playing days were through. - continued...

The List

Top 10 Press Conference Meltdowns

Sports is an entertainment spectacle that doesn't always end on the field. John Gorman compiles the greatest press conference moments in sports history. Some are angry, some are scary and some are whimsical ... but they're all hilarious. - continued...

Bandwagon Love

Colts Defense Needs Overhaul

The Colts have never sported an outstanding defense to compliment the high-powered offense, but Chad Klassen says the wild card loss in San Diego exemplifies Indy's need to patch up a defensive unit that's let the team down for the last time. - continued...

Lovin' Life

The Tuesday Love Fest

It's a Fiesta! Not only did Texas come through in a Big BCS way, but the Canadian tykes won a World Junior Hockey Championship, making fellow Canadian E. Spencer Kyte proud. - continued...


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