Written by oneworld co. Monday, 28 December 2009 12:33
Could the courageous – and unlikely – victory by Raheem Morris’ Tampa Bay Buccaneers over the New Orleans Saints be an emphatic response to fears that former Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Bill Cowher is on the verge of taking over the lowly squad.
On Sunday, rumors swirled around the league that Tampa Bay brass has had enough of its experiment with Morris, the youngest head coach in the NFL. The Bucs have been embarrassed throughout the year, only mustering a meager 3-12 record.
Floyd Mayweather's Uncle On Manny Not Taking The Drug Test, "I Know He Got Something In That System
Written by FOCUS Thursday, 24 December 2009 11:48
Floyd Mayweathe
r's Uncle On Manny Not Taking The Drug Test I Know He Got Something In That System We Gonna Find Out + Pacquiao Says Floyd Is Afraid Of Him In Filipino
High School Football Player Amazing Touchdown Run!!!
Written by oneworld co. Wednesday, 23 December 2009 18:26
Yes, Wilder is the son of former NFL star running back James Wilder. But no, we can't recall Wilder - or any other NFL player - doing this. On the way to the end zone, Wilder knocks over three defenders simultaneously, as if they were bowling pins. He gets turned around, but that doesn't matter, he spins out of it and works his way down the field for the score.
And let's be clear, this was a top-notch defense from as good a high school football state as there is.
Written by oneworld co. Wednesday, 23 December 2009 17:49
To Christmas TV watchers, they're as familiar as Jimmy Stewart and Peter Billingsley.
Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant will each be playing in their 12th Christmas Day game on Friday when the Cavs visit the Lakers at Staples Center (5 p.m. ET, ABC). Considering that the average NBA player has just five years of experience, playing on Christmas 12 times is a pretty amazing feat.
Whether as teammates on the überpopular Lakers or as post-breakup foils, Shaq and Kobe have been in the same...
Mayweather Vs Pacquiao Fight In Jeopardy Because Manny Refuses To Submit To Olympic Style DRUG TEST
Written by FOCUS Wednesday, 23 December 2009 11:41
Floyd Mayweather Jr. wants Manny Pacquiao to submit to Olympic-style drug tests, including a blood test within days of their tentatively scheduled March 13 bout, and failing to agree to these terms could threaten the fight, Mayweather's camp said Tuesday.
Pacquiao has expressed reluctance to submit to a blood test within 30 days of the proposed world welterweight title fight, which will be staged at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Mike Tyson's surprise SNL appearance on Kenan Thompson's hypnotic, infectious "What Up With That?" BET-mocking sketch is one of Hulu.com's most popular videos as of this writing.
Watch Mike Tyson on SNL in the video below, with Kenan Thompson starring as the hard-working, wave nouveau-hair flipping, heavy sweating, camera-loving BET host DeAndre Cole, whose "What Up With That?" hook stays in Saturday Night Live viewers' heads like a commercial jingle that won't go away.
Chad Ochocinco's Touchdown Tribute To Chris Henry inside!!!
Written by FOCUS Monday, 21 December 2009 07:37
SAN DIEGO -- Much of Chad Ochocinco's media-savvy life is carefully crafted for maximum exposure. Sunday was not. Sunday, the actions and emotions were spontaneous. The Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver did not wear his friend Chris Henry's jersey onto the field at Qualcomm Stadium, but he took a piece of his late teammate's soul with him.
He hung the No. 15 jersey in a locker stall next to his. A "15" nameplate appeared above the empty locker.
Written by oneworld co. Thursday, 17 December 2009 23:46
The Jaguars rewarded their first sellout crowd of the season with a thriller, but ultimately couldn’t quite measure up to the Colts.
Indianapolis moved to 14-0 with the sort of late-game precision that’s become expected from Peyton Manning. Their 35-31 win has to rank among the year’s very best games.
With the free-flowing matchup slowed and turning defensive, Reggie Wayne ran past rookie corner Derek Cox and safety Reggie Nelson to score on a 65-yard pass.
Bengals Wide Receiver "Chris Henry" Is Confirmed Dead
Written by FOCUS Thursday, 17 December 2009 12:05
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry died early Thursday morning, according to a report on the Charlotte Observer Web site.
Police said Henry, who suffered severe injuries when he "came out" of the back of a pickup truck during a domestic dispute in northern Charlotte, died at 6:36 a.m. at Carolinas Medical Center.
A cause of death has not been released.
On Wednesday, Henry was found in the road about eight miles north of downtown Charlotte "apparently suffering life-threatening...
Written by Administrator Wednesday, 25 November 2009 18:28
There typically is no more heated debate -- in any sport -- as to who is the Most Valuable Player. Not just because there are usually at least a half dozen deserving candidates, but also because of this argument: Is he or she the best player in the league or is he or she the most valuable to his or her team?
After 10 games, New Orleans and Indianapolis are the only undefeated teams. There is no doubt that Saints quarterback Drew Brees and Colts quarterback Peyton Manning would be front-runners...
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Yes, Wilder is the son of former NFL star running back James Wilder. But no, we can't recall Wilder - or any other NFL player - doing this. On the way to the end zone, Wilder knocks over three defenders simultaneously, as if they were bowling pins. He gets turned around, but that doesn't matter, he spins out of it and works his way down the field for the score.
To Christmas TV watchers, they're as familiar as Jimmy Stewart and Peter Billingsley.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. wants Manny Pacquiao to submit to Olympic-style drug tests, including a blood test within days of their tentatively scheduled March 13 bout, and failing to agree to these terms could threaten the fight, Mayweather's camp said Tuesday.
Mike Tyson's surprise SNL appearance on Kenan Thompson's hypnotic, infectious "What Up With That?" BET-mocking sketch is one of Hulu.com's most popular videos as of this writing.
SAN DIEGO -- Much of Chad Ochocinco's media-savvy life is carefully crafted for maximum exposure. Sunday was not. Sunday, the actions and emotions were spontaneous. The Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver did not wear his friend Chris Henry's jersey onto the field at Qualcomm Stadium, but he took a piece of his late teammate's soul with him.
The Jaguars rewarded their first sellout crowd of the season with a thriller, but ultimately couldn’t quite measure up to the Colts. 
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry died early Thursday morning, according to a report on the Charlotte Observer Web site. 
There typically is no more heated debate -- in any sport -- as to who is the Most Valuable Player. Not just because there are usually at least a half dozen deserving candidates, but also because of this argument: Is he or she the best player in the league or is he or she the most valuable to his or her team?