For more than 30 years, Chicago Cubs fans and baseball fans alike have been wondering when the day would finally come that Ron Santo would get his just rewards for his 14-year career and be granted entrance into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Finally, almost a year to the day after he died in December 2010, Santo was elected to the Hall by the Veteran's … [Read more...] about FINALLY: Thoughts on Santo’s Induction into Hall of Fame
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Cowboys Use Huge Second Half From Weeden to Beat Aggies
The term "tale of two halves" gets bandied about a lot in the college football world. Ranked teams don't give enough credit to an upstart bunch from a tiny school, and then all of a sudden they find themselves down at the half and are shocked back into playing like they're capable of. Obviously the "upstart" tag could hardly be applied to the number 8 team in the country, … [Read more...] about Cowboys Use Huge Second Half From Weeden to Beat Aggies
Sunday Night NFL Host Keith Olbermann Leaving MSNBC “Countdown” Show
Keith Olbermann has come a very long way since his days as a Groucho Marx lookalike ESPN SportsCenter anchor. After leaving sports media to focus on broadcasting current events news, he developed into this generation's Edward R. Murrow, and he even copied the legendary Cold War era broadcaster's sign-off. Olbermann stepped up to become the first leftist talking head on cable … [Read more...] about Sunday Night NFL Host Keith Olbermann Leaving MSNBC “Countdown” Show