Lance Armstrong (left); Manti Te’o (right)
How will the lies of Lance Armstrong and the possible deception by Manti Te’o affect the relationships between athletes and jounralists who place their credibility on the line when they back their every word?
From left to right: Russell Wilson (Seahawks), Robert Griffin III (Redskins), Andrew Luck (Colts), Brandon Weeden (Browns), and Ryan Tannehill (Dolphins).
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What will we be saying about the 2012 Rookie quarterback class in 5-7 years? (Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III, Brandon Weeden, Ryan Tannehill, Russell Wilson, and Nick Foles)?
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The Eagles need the dual-threat Mike Vick back.
The greatest indictment against Michael Vick is not his turnovers or the Eagles 11-11 record in their last 22 games. Michael Vick’s problems began when he bought into Andy Reid’s propaganda of exclusively becoming a pocket passer, shunning any thought of remaining a dual threat at quarterback.
Yesterday NBA commissioner David Stern announced that he will be stepping down from the position effective February 1, 2014. What is the one thing that you will remember “the commish” for? Will it be for making the NBA the world’s second most popular sport behind soccer? Or for instituting a dress code which some felt carried a racial undertone? Maybe it was for bringing a sport that is predominantly African-American to the forefront of American sports. There are a few other things that Stern will be remembered for, I just gave a few.
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