“When you talk about an athletic village, of putting all the sports in one area and the way it’s gonna be developed, I think it’s gonna be beautiful,” he said. “I don’t think it’s like that [at any other college].” …
Original post by news4northern
This blog (http://www.logoblog.org/wordpress/) that has an infatuation with logos has a lot of things going for it. The style is unique—ripped aged paper with type over it. The color is well chosen for the style and the content is …
Original post by Insan Derkunt
Joe DiMaggio’s 56 game hitting streak and Cal Ripkin’s consecutive games played streak are very impressive, but major injury in not as common in Baseball as other sports. Most impressive individual streaks in contact sports: …
Original post by BP
One part of the BBPR service offering is PR for the action sports world. While some people will consider this action sports marketing (we do consider them similar and often wrapped together into one program), we’ll define a little bit …
Original post by doubleb
I’ve been blogging since 2005, quite a bit longer than some of the other bloggers out there, and if that makes me one of the sports blogging fogies then I’ll happily admit that this post may come across as a little senile and …
Original post by footballprofessor
hey Football Fiends-. I wanted to tell you about a new blog out there that combines two great things - Sports and Movies. Sports Movies Fanatic is a new blog that focuses on Movies about Sports. Check it out! My favorite Sports Movies? …
Original post by thegridirongoddess
His investigation of the sports media in 2008 was incredibly predictable. Costas put together a Bill O’Reilly-esque discussion on sports radio and the blogosphere. The show was poorly researched, tiny in scope and hackish. …
Original post by mrsunshinevegas
Over time, ESPN built a strong, devoted community among football fans - arguably the biggest, most dedicated fan base of any American sport. As the go to place for draft coverage, ESPN continued to expand the event, monetizing it more …
Original post by mjsenno
Remember this team? This was the team that won 22 in a row at one point. You remember those Rockets, don’t you? They were built on energy, resilience & extraordinary defense. They shared the ball and got scoring from up & down the roster. THAT was the team that dominated the Utah Jazz in Game 5.
Original post by Yahoo! Sports Blog
I’ve already posted about what a whiny douche bag Bob Costas turned out to be on the subject of sports blogging. So what do you think you get when you have Costas host a show with Deadspin’s Will Leitch and the incredibly full of …
Original post by Senator Blutarsky
College Football is a great sport and there’s not much I can find fault with. The BCS however is something that the majority of college pigskin fans are unsatisfied with. A four team playoff is a move in the right direction, …
Original post by Greg Gaston
Tonight is Kanye West’s Glow in The Dark Tour with Rhianna concert at the Erwin Center, and if I weren’t so committed to playing sand volleyball, I’d go. Ok, ok, if I had bought the $70 tickets right when they came out, I’d go, …
Original post by Lyssa
For this one, the panelists were Will Leitch, who runs Deadspin, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and sometime sports author HG “Buzz” Bissinger (”Friday Night Lights”), and poor Cleveland Browns wide receiver Braylon Edwards, …
Original post by newscoma
Reportedly Mark Cuban has fired Avery Johnson less than 18 hours after their Game 5 loss to the New Orleans Hornets. Now why do Donnie Nelson and Mark Cuban get away with their roles in the Jason Kidd Trade and 2 first round losses? …
Original post by BigDsport
Like a crucible, sports turns up the heat under its participants to burn off the dross — not only of their athletic imperfections, but often of their character. For many years, American sports films have focused on the never-say-die spirit that emerges from the competitive fires as pure gold.
Original post by Yahoo! Sports Blog
A lot of people are involved in sports. People love to play soccer, football, basketball, golf, Ultimate Frisbee, badminton, and any other sport you can name. And when you factor in all the fans of youth, college and pro teams, …
Original post by brighteyesnews
Fans will pay starry prices for this year’s All-Star game at Yankee Stadium. Tickets will be priced at $150-$725 for the July 15 game, Major League Baseball announced Tuesday. That’s up from $75-$285 for last year’s game at San Francisco and $10-15 for box and reserved seats the last time the All-Stars were at Yankee Stadium, in 1977.
Original post by Yahoo! Sports Blog