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What might be the effects long term for the sport of hockey in the U.S. going forward?
SCOTT JACOBS
If you found yourself rooting for a goalie you had never heard of, before these 2010 Vancouver games began, you weren’t alone.  Aside from your hard core hockey enthusiasts, America wasn’t exactly making U.S.A goaltender Ryan Miller their [...]

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Watch this interview with a man pretending to be Team USA goalie Ryan Miller, and think whether you can tell that the person interviewed isn’t Ryan Miller or even if it matters whether he’s Ryan Miller:

He made all the traditional space-filling comments that you would expect from an athlete: “We felt that we had a [...]

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Its Dec. 27, 2009.
The Hoosiers are working towards their final out-of-conference game the next day versus Bryant University, who hold an 0-12 record on the season.
Five days earlier, the team lost a stunner at home to Loyola Maryland, 72-67, despite a  furious comeback in the waning minutes of the game. Their record is now 5-6.
However, [...]

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MITCH BLATT
More buzz on Super Bowl ads:
Hyundai’s full shoot with Favre:
The commercial that I thought was funniest

“Humanitarian News”: “Denny’s acknowledges suffering of egg-laying chickens.”
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With just a couple days to go before the NBA All Star Game, Knicks center David Lee finally got the call he was waiting for. Pack your bags, you’re headed to Dallas as part of the Eastern Conference All Star squad.

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The Indiana Hoosiers usually can be forgiven for losing to Ohio State and Northwestern.
But not after their last two outings.

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Bad becomes worse, as the Nets drop their 8th in a row in front of barely 1,000 fans
SCOTT JACOBS
Sometimes things are so bad that to avoid crying you just have to laugh.  Maybe the New Jersey Nets should start laughing.  Not that their fall from respectable team to historic challenger of the worst record in [...]

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Last night, the Port Allen, Louisiana native etched his name in his hometown Saints lore, with a 74 yard interception return to give the Gold and Black their first ever Super Bowl championship.

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