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Saturday, October 25, 2008
The Evolution of the Exterior
68 comments :
- redelf said...
Wow that looks so gorgeous!!! You guys did a good job!
- December 6, 2008 at 7:03 PM
- The Little Big House said...
oh wow, what a beautiful renovation! just amazing!
- May 3, 2009 at 11:14 PM
- paula said...
hello! this is my dream house. beautiful work.
- October 23, 2009 at 2:16 PM
- The Tablescaper said...
Wow! That is an amazing renovation. I came across this post as I was browsing through your blog. You really should repost this. I think a lot of people would enjoy seeing it.
- The Tablescaper
- January 24, 2010 at 10:03 PM
- mimi charmante said...
I see where I am going to be spending the next few days... reading your reno posts. I can't believe how lovely your after is, and love the potential of your "before" photo! We too have an old farm house albeit we haven't been able to do quite as much as quickly as you have! Bravo~
- January 30, 2010 at 11:29 AM
- Hill upon Hill said...
I am enjoying your blog so very much. I have been browsing through it for the last week. I loved these photo's as it shows how much you have accomplished. I think that the beautiful pictures that I saw in more recent photo's have such soul now that I have read into the history a bit more.
I am really having a lovely time!
- March 19, 2010 at 11:59 PM
- JTay said...
I found your blog via suziebeezie.tumblr.com. I've only begun to explore, but I am loving it! Thank you for sharing!
The exterior is beautiful... and with a view like that, how could you live there without a wraparound porch?!
- August 9, 2010 at 11:06 AM
- 2littlehooligans said...
WOW! I just found your blog and love it! The hubby and I bought a 1870's farm house and we have been renovating it all ourselve too. So many times people have wondered how and why? We have been told so many times to tare it down and start from scratch. Oh yes many times we have wanted to, but for some reason we still see what it can be. I love seeing your after photos. We still have 1/2 a house to finish. Our goal was to have it finished by now but we forgot the effect that having had 3 kids in 3 years would have on our ability to work on the house. Our goal is to have the rest of it finished by next Christmas. We are currently living in just 4 rooms. VERY tough for the 5 of us and this stay at home momma. Look forward to your future posts. Thanks for sharing with us!
- December 30, 2010 at 8:02 AM
- Megan said...
Hi Trina! Just discovered your blog-LOVE it and really love your style! I am a brand new blogger and I hope to share my restoration journey as well. I have so much to learn about the blog world! In my professional career I actually work as a historic preservation specialist and architectural historian but I never tire of seeing restoration/preservation projects. Thank you for seeing the potential in your old house and for saving it for future generations!
- January 16, 2011 at 10:40 PM
- kate said...
bonjour,c'est Kate je vis en France.j'aime énormément le style de votre maison ,elle est superbe!!!!je vous est mise sur mes liens au blog de:le-calepin-de-kateblogspot.com à très vite pour des visites cordialement, Kate
- January 17, 2011 at 2:12 AM
- Linda said...
The house is absolutely adorable...I love old farmhouses, especially with wrap around porches. You did a great job!
- February 25, 2011 at 5:10 PM
- Kimberly said...
So fun to see! We just moved into a 1920's Sears Roebuck home on five acres. Love it, but looking for some serious inspiration to take it back to what it was. Thanks for sharing!
- March 3, 2011 at 12:14 PM
- Pam said...
Absolutely love it but have a question. My hubby and I have a 1920 farmhouse and I want to go all white. Actually did on part of the house...walls floors etc. Problem is we have a. Scottie and four indoor/outdoor cats. How do you keep everything clean??? I'm so frustrated Im thinking about going darker but I LOVE white. Help!!!!
- March 6, 2011 at 11:25 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Pam,
I honestly don't think white is that much harder to keep clean than other colors. This is the argument I gave my husband! But really, unless we went with really dark colors, anything neutral shows dirt.
So I say go for it! And I think white makes everything feel crisp and fresh - especially on those days that the dust bunnies are out in full force!
- March 7, 2011 at 1:12 AM
Dear Trina,
I found your blog a couple of weeks ago and my imagination has been saturated by your aesthetic, recipes and personal grace ever since. I have a 200-year old, stone farmhouse in Vermont and my husband and I have some structural questions about your dormer - we are planning to add one to our "ell." If you are able to contact me personally, my email is: firstname.lastname@example.com
I would appreciate your advice tremendously. Many blessings to you and your beautiful family.
- March 26, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Kate.
I'll email you as soon as I can.
- March 26, 2011 at 11:56 AM
Gorg ! love your blog and photos:)
- March 26, 2011 at 2:00 PM
- Natalie and Lee said...
Beautiful house!
- April 1, 2011 at 5:30 PM
- Sarah said...
Trina, I popped over to your blog from The Polohouse. So happy to find you. I went straight to this post to see from whence you've come. LOL
Amazing! Kudos to you and your husband for having the vision and the endurance to remodel this farm house. You've done a beautiful job. I'm eager to see more, which is what I plan to do as soon as I hit publish.
I'm also adding myself as a new follower and putting you on my sidebar.
Sounds like your life is full with two little ones. Enjoy! ~ Sarah
- April 2, 2011 at 6:46 PM
- kate said...
What a gorgeous and inspirational story. Thank you for the shipwreck photo- I think sometimes it is important to remember the storm before the calm!
- April 6, 2011 at 6:36 PM
What a beautiful house! What kind of siding did you use?
- April 19, 2011 at 11:51 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hardiebacker siding!
- April 20, 2011 at 2:38 AM
- my abc soup said...
following! I'm in southern Oregon, and my husband and I both dream of buying a renovation country house with a vineyard!
xo abc
- April 30, 2011 at 1:39 AM
- Welcome to AK Magnolia House said...
Amazing transformation! I love everything you and your husband have done.
We have just purchased our first home in Charleston, SC. I have got lots of decorating to do and just a little construction. I love how "simply beautiful" your decor is.
AK x
Ps....I am a new followee....lovely blog.
- May 5, 2011 at 3:03 PM
You have the most beautiful home! It's so inspiring... We are about to re-do our place, starting with the roof. What kind of roof material did you use?
- May 8, 2011 at 4:08 PM
- Bespoke Letterpress Boutique said...
so in love with what you have done - you are an inspiration!!
- May 14, 2011 at 7:26 AM
- Kristina said...
I love the changes! It looks like it belonged that way all along..just waiting for you to do it. We actually lived in a farmhouse with a view of Mt. Adams when I was in High School...but I'm pretty sure (judging from the trees you have) that ours view was the other side of the mountain...LOL
- May 28, 2011 at 12:55 AM
- KATIE said...
That style of dormer is called a Monitor.... and my husband is in LOVE with them.
Too bad, because I don't really think that style fits well on our house :( We'll have to go traditional dormer.
- June 4, 2011 at 6:57 PM
- Robert said...
I like the wraparound porch....nice place for reading.
- July 10, 2011 at 8:12 PM
Which Emtek knob set did you go with?
- July 25, 2011 at 1:13 AM
- KathleenG said...
Hi Trina-- I'm just starting to look for something in Sonoma county. I'm wondering about budgeting for the renovation-- any lessons learned or thoughts ? Your home is gorgeous, what a breathtaking renovation!
- August 14, 2011 at 5:16 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Kathleen,
I think my best advice is buy something that is structurally sound. Also, work out a budget for putting money into things that matter, and spending less on the things that don't.
We spent a good amount of money on our windows and doors, but saved on our kitchen cabinets and counters (without sacrificing charm and quality).
Happy Sonoma house shopping!
- August 14, 2011 at 10:02 PM
- karen said...
What type siding did u use? What size was it ? Thanks so much!
- August 23, 2011 at 9:21 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Karen,
We used Hardibacker siding due to its durability and cost. I can't remember the width but we mimicked the original clapboard spacing.
- August 24, 2011 at 12:25 AM
- karen said...
Trina, you mean hardiplank right? That's different from hardibacker. Our 1920 farmhouse in tx needs to be resided, and I want it to look similar to the original.
Tks again, just love your house!
- August 24, 2011 at 5:17 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Karen,
Yes, you're right - Hardiplank! Sorry for the mistake.
- August 25, 2011 at 11:03 AM
- Craig Erik said...
wonderful site. I libe blogs and old farmhouses. I recently bought a 1889 farmhouse and have just begun the restoration. Check it out and feel free to comment.
- September 2, 2011 at 7:22 AM
- Janell Louise said...
This house takes my breath away! It is so beautiful. I've always loved that era of architecture and your home is such a wonderful example of it. Your view of Mt. Adams is exquisite too.
My husband and I are newly married and living in the house his great great grandparents built in 1860. Remodeling old houses has always been intriguing to me. You've done a fabulous job.
-Janell Happ
- September 12, 2011 at 11:23 AM
- GreenGirl said...
I found your blog while "mad-googling" for the simone print from pottery barn also! I really enjoyed your writings and also have love for nature, homesteading, healthy eating, and old things! My husband and I just bought our first house - a 1939 cape cod style one story. I have never joined a blog before but will have to keep updated with this... very cool!
Elissa (Los Angeles)
- September 13, 2011 at 4:26 PM
- French Farmgirl said...
Oh, I have to send you some pictures of our house, they look similar, even the same color. We are in Southern Oregon and the house was built in 1946. We moved into it in 2006 and found termites, then we began the repair. I can still roll things on the floor towards the fireplace because the contractor didn't completely level it. We've talked about finishing off the attic and adding a dormer. Can't wait to read more of your blog. Love!
- October 11, 2011 at 6:44 PM
- Catherine Ryan said...
Looks very beautiful.
- November 2, 2011 at 11:32 AM
- Stacey@A Sort Of Fairytale said...
it turned out to be just perfection! i adore it.
- November 10, 2011 at 12:40 AM
- Re:newing Home said...
Love your blog, Trina! Thanks for sharing your daily adventures. My family and I would love to relocate to Oregon, and fix up an old farmhouse...I grew up on a small farm in a 1904 Victorian home, and would love my children to experience it too! How did you go about finding your fixer-turned-dream home? Would you mind sharing any websites, or connections (realtors, blogs...etc.) That helped you find it with me? My husband is already looking for a job there! :)
- December 6, 2011 at 3:34 PM
- The Corson Cottage said...
Amazing transformation! I just love how casual chic country this is! My husband & I are both from a small town in Iowa. So farm country is what we know. We would love to one day be on a farm in our hometown. For now we are selling our current home & moving back to our little town to completely renovate a 2 bedroom bungalow. Great inspiration here.
- December 17, 2011 at 9:21 AM
- Lisa said...
I just came to your blog from a photo on pinterest ~ Love the remodel of the exterior of your home ~ it's just perfect! Now I'm eagerly off to look at the rest of your blog!
- January 12, 2012 at 11:15 AM
- Kristy said...
Hello, gorgeous house! What did you use on the porch that gave it such a nice shine and color?
- January 14, 2012 at 2:22 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Kristy,
It's just porch and floor paint by Benjamin Moore. It does stay fairly clean but a good mopping every so often (we do it once a year) keeps it shiny!
- January 14, 2012 at 11:55 PM
- Phil & Melissa Wiebe said...
beautiful! what a great amount of work that totally paid off!! do you mind sharing the green paint color that you used on your doors?
- January 18, 2012 at 11:43 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Hi Phil and Melissa,
The color is Evergreens by Sherwin Williams.
- January 19, 2012 at 10:28 AM
- Brooke said...
What an amazing view! It's no wonder you chose that house. I've been trying to find an old farm house with land and an old barn. I want to fix up the barn for my horses and the house for myself. So far no luck but I'm not giving up yet.
- January 19, 2012 at 2:22 PM
- delightfuleclecticabode.com said...
Oh my goodness! The transformation of your home is amazing! What a stunning view of the mountains from your front porch! Your home looks like the dream cottage that I someday envision for myself. For the time being, I'm content in my little 1950's ranch style home. I've embraced my current space and blooming where I'm planted. I love to look at "eye candy" and your home is simply divine!
How do you manage all those light colors with 2 children. I have 2 dogs and white would never work in my home!
- January 19, 2012 at 9:28 PM
Hi, Could you tell me where you purchased your front and side doors? Are you happy with them, how is the insulation? Beautiful house, thank you!!
- February 17, 2012 at 7:10 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
The exterior front and side doors are by Simpson. The glass is double paned so the doors provide great insulation.
- February 17, 2012 at 10:30 AM
- Dolores Stephenson said...
I love old houses. The evolution of your country farmhouse is exciting. Will reference you in my "new" blog.
- February 29, 2012 at 10:49 AM
- Matildan Jaana said...
Hi,you have so beautiful house.Greetings from Finland.
- April 15, 2012 at 7:09 AM
- KRISTINE said...
Love your porch. Wishing I hade one like this. Well, maybe the next house...
- May 5, 2012 at 3:56 AM
- JoAnna of re-U creating new spaces said...
Wow! What a beautiful home!
- May 12, 2012 at 11:13 AM
- Candylei said...
This home is surely loved!
- June 14, 2012 at 10:08 PM
- Spokanemama said...
I love this blog and have for a long time. I was wondering what color your white is for the exterior? It's silly that the color white can give one so much trouble in the choosing. Thanks!
- July 17, 2012 at 8:48 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
The exterior is Pure White by Benjamin Moore. We painted the picket fence the same color.
- July 18, 2012 at 1:32 AM
- Paige said...
Let me just say how incredible this house is and let me follow that by saying that you all are on my husbands out list right now! I have been hunting for an old farmhouse for us to rehab and he insists on building a replica. I am totally in love with your home! Thank you for all of the amazing pictures of the transformation!
- September 19, 2012 at 9:19 AM
- Shaun Marsh said...
The house is absolutely adorable...I love old farmhouses, especially with wrap around porches. You did a great job!
Mister Sparky Electrician in Phoenix
- September 26, 2012 at 4:21 AM
- jeanette said...
what an absolutely precious farmhouse!! and the view is AHmazing.....i'm thrilled to have found your blog b/c I too am revitalizing/remodeling a country farmhouse , just outside Austin. I've written a few posts about our farmhouse, but I hope to start blogging about it more in the coming wks, just haven't had time between design work , holidays, etc....
but i hope we both can inspire each other to preserve one of my fave styles of homes....
happy holidays!
- December 5, 2012 at 11:57 AM
- Natalie @ Blossoming Visions said...
My mouth literally dropped! What an amazing place to live. Your home is beyond stunning and that view! You are very blessed :-)
- January 25, 2013 at 9:13 AM
- A Shiplap Home said...
Oh Trina what a beautiful job you have done, I am in love with your house, and the setting is totally gorgeous. Every so often I've been popping over for my own research as we are about to embark on a major renovation of our own home in Australia. Can I ask what roofing you have used? I love it!
If you're interested, pop over to to see what I'm working with at http://ashiplaphome.blogspot.com.au I'd really appreciate to hear what you think?
- February 1, 2013 at 10:17 PM
- Rhonda said...
Omg! I love your home! And the porch......can I come over for lemonade?! Gorgeous!
- February 20, 2013 at 9:06 PM
- Nostalgic Vicky said...
Wow is all I can say!
- April 10, 2013 at 4:21 AM
- Angela Betlewicz said...
Is it time for me to move in yet? :) I love your home! Newest follower. Angela - HickoryTrail
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Rex Ryan talks Jets football
New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan joins Boomer and Carton to discuss the play of Geno Smith, the Jets cornerback position, and much more.
Browns to start Hoyer over Manziel at QB
CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora joins Erin Sharoni to discuss the Cleveland Browns decision to start the season with Brian Hoyer over Johnny Manziel at quarterback.
Quarterback battles in college football
College football insider Jeremy Fowler joins Erin Sharoni to break down some of the quarterback situations to watch heading into the season.
Johnny Manziel flips the bird
Boomer and Carton discuss Johnny Manziel flipping the bird towards the Washington Redskins sideline after a third quarter incompletion.
NFL: Debating the All-Prisco team
Aaron Rodgers or Tom Brady at QB? Rob Gronkowski or Jimmy Graham at TE? Pete Prisco and Pat Kirwan discuss some of Pete's choices for his All-Prisco Team.
NFL: Could the Falcons really be an 11-5 team?
In his 2014 game predictions, Pete Prisco has the Falcons finishing 11-5. Pat Kirwan doesn't think they'll hit .500. Pete explains his reason for being bullish on the Falcons.
MLB Stock Watch: 8/18
Jon Heyman and Adam Aizer take a look at players whose stock is on the rise and players who are seeing their stock plummet.
Wyndham Championship recap
Camilo Veillegas four birdies and an eagle on the front nine, added a birdie on the par-5 15th and took the victory at the Wyndham Championship on Sunday. Ian Baker-Finch and Bill Macatee recap all the action.
Denver Broncos 2014 team preview
Will Brinson, Pete Prisco and Pat Kirwan fill you in on what to expect from Denver in 2014.
Rob Manfred named new MLB commissioner
Baseball Insider Jon Heyman joins Adam Aizer to discuss what's next for newly elected MLB commissioner Rob Manfred.
Tiger Woods removes name from Ryder Cup
Golf writer Kyle Porter joins Erin Sharoni to discuss what's next for Tiger Woods after pulling his name out of the Ryder Cup.
MLB Power Rankings 8/13
Find out which teams are rising and which are falling as Adam Aizer and Matt Snyder take a look at the latest MLB power rankings.
Andy Dalton ready to be great
Pete Prisco sat down with Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton as they discussed his new contract, his playoff woes and his critics.
Prisco from Bengals camp
Pete Prisco is in Cincinnati where he takes a look at how far Andy Dalton can carry the Bengals in 2014.
Inside College Football: ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Watch Inside College Football's Adam Zucker take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
Manziel, Hoyer and Pettine on QB battle
Johnny Manziel, Brian Hoyer and Mike Pettine of the Cleveland Browns talk about the quarterback competition heading into their next preseason game.
Pat Kirwan from Broncos training camp
Pat Kirwan reports from Broncos training camp, where it's Super Bowl or bust after a disappointing finish last season.
Stephen Curry stops by Boomer and Carton
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry stopped by Boomer and Carton to discuss Team USA basketball, his former coach Mark Jackson as well as his new coach Steve Kerr.
The future of college football
The 'Inside College Football' analysts discuss the future of college football after the NCAA board of directors' decision to give autonomy to the five biggest conferences and a federal judge's ruling against the NCAA in the O'Bannon case.
Are there legal troubles ahead for NASCAR star Tony Stewart?
After striking and killing a fellow driver on the race track, does NASCAR star Tony Stewart face any legal liability? CBS News legal analyst Jack Ford joins "CBS This Morning" to talk about the case.
MLB Stock Watch: 8/11
Jon Heyman and Adam Aizer take a look at players whose stock is on the rise and players who are seeing their stock plummet.
PGA Championship recap
Rory McIlroy went out on the first nine in a not-very-good 1-over 36. He was one of the only golfers in the top 30 to not be under par for the first nine holes. Then he dropped a sweet little 32 on the back nine to beat Phil Mickelson by one stroke at the 2014 PGA Championship. Jim Nantz and Nick Faldo recap all the action.
Rory Mcilroy wins the PGA Championship
Bill Macatee caught up with Rory McIlroy to discuss his performance at the PGA Championship on Sunday. McIlroy captures his second straight PGA Championship win shooting a 16-under par for the tournament.
Rory McIroy saves the Wanamaker Trophy
President of the PGA of America Ted Bishop nearly dropped the Wanamaker Trophy but Rory McIlory was there to save the day.
Tony Stewart involved in on-track death of Kevin Ward Jr.
Boomer and Carton discuss the on-track accident involving NASCAR driver Tony Stewart that took the life of Kevin Ward Jr. during a race Saturday night in upstate New York.
PGA Championship round three recap
Rory McIlroy made an 8-foot birdie putt at the 18th hole to maintain a one-shot lead at the PGA Championship. Going for back-to-back major wins, McIlroy birdied three of the last four holes Saturday for a 4-under 67. His three-day total is 13-under 200. Jim Nantz and Nick Faldo recap all the action.
Rex Hoggard on Rory McIlroy
Golf Channel senior writer Rex Hoggard joins Jim Rome to discuss if Rory McIlroy will win the PGA Championship.
This Week on Boomer and Carton (8/8)
The guys are ramped up for football, Jerry Springer stops by the studio, and much more! Watch as we recap some of the best moments from Boomer and Carton this week.
Judge rules against NCAA in O'Bannon case
A federal judge ruled that the NCAA cannot prohibit payment to its players. Allie LaForce and Doug Gottlieb discuss.
Pat Kirwan from Lions training camp
Pat Kirwan reports from Lions training camp, where they look for a significant improvement from last season.
Durant out for FIBA World Cup
Citing fatigue, Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant has withdrawn from team USA. Allie LaForce, Doug Gottlieb and Tony Luftman discuss.
Cleveland wants Love
CBS Sports radio host Joe Lull calls in from Cleveland to give his observations about the prevailing mood in Cleveland now that Kevin Love is officially joining the Cavs.
LeBron James visits Browns camp
Mike Pettine, Donte Whitner, and Joe Thomas of the Cleveland Browns react to LeBron James visiting the Browns training camp on Thursday.
Cavs have deal for Love
Cleveland has an agreement with Minnesota to acquire Kevin Love from the Timberwolves. Adam Aizer and Ken Berger have the details
Fantasy Basketball: Top 50 Keepers
Chris Towers and Adam Aizer discuss Jabari Parker and Anthony Davis as they break down our Top 50 Fantasy Keepers list.
Pat Kirwan from Titans training camp
Pat Kirwan reports from Titans training camp, where new head coach Ken Whisenhunt is looking to turn things around on the field.
CC Sabathia talks Yankees and season-ending knee surgery
New York Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia joined Boomer and Carton to discuss his surgery, how nasty Masahiro Tanaka's spliter is, and Derek Jeter's final season.
Jim Rome Newsmaker: Wesley Woodyard
Tennessee Titans linebacker Wesley Woodyard joined Jim Rome to discuss why he chose to leave the Broncos for the Titans,the NFL's plan to crack down on illegal contact and defensive holding this season, and much more.
Will a trip to the minors help Bryce Harper?
Washington Nationals manager Matt Williams was asked if he thinks sending Bryce Harper to the minors is a good idea. Allie LaForce and Doug Gottlieb discuss his response.
Tiger to play PGA
Tiger Woods says he's pain free and will play the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club. Allie LaForce and Doug Gottlieb discuss.
Jerry Jones scandal
Gregg Doyel and Dan Woike join Jim Rome to discuss Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones being involved in racy pictures.
Pete Prisco sits down with Bruce Arians
Pete Prisco sits down with Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians to talk about the expectations for his team this upcoming season.
Pettine announces Hoyer as Browns starter
Hear from Browns quarterbacks Brian Hoyer and Johnny Manziel as coach Mike Pettine announces Hoyer as the starter for the preseason opener against the Detroit Lions.
Tom Brady on practice with the Redskins
Tom Brady talks to the media in Richmond after the Patriots combined practice with the Redskins.
Spurs hire Becky Hammon as asst. coach
The San Antonio Spurs made history when they hired the first female assistant in the history of the NBA. Allie LaForce and Doug Gottlieb discuss.
Special guest: Pete Prisco
Senior NFL Columnist Pete Prisco called in to talk about fighting in the Chicago Bears camp and Andy Dalton's contract extension.
Bennett and Fuller fight at Bears camp
Martellus Bennett, Kyle Fuller, and Marc Trestman of the Chicago Bears talk about the scuffle at practice on Monday.
Andy Dalton and Marvin Lewis talk extension
Andy Dalton, Marvin Lewis, and Andrew Whitworth of the Cincinnati Bengals talk to the media about Dalton's new contract extension.
Doctors advise RB David Wilson to quit football
After reinjuring his neck in practice, Giants running back David Wilson was advised by team physicians to retire from football. Doug Gottlieb and Tony Luftman discuss his decision.
Can the Pacers make the playoffs?
After losing Lance Stephenson to free agency, and now Paul George to a season-ending leg injury, can the Pacers make the playoffs this year? Doug Gottlieb and Tony Luftman discuss.
Jim Rome Newsmaker: Dennis Allen
Oakland Raiders head coach Dennis Allen joined Jim Rome to discuss taking a chance on quarterback Matt Schaub, striving to get to the Super Bowl, and much more.
Dennis Allen talks Khalil Mack
Oakland Raiders head coach Dennis Allen joined Jim Rome to discuss if rookie player Khalil Mack will be able to make an impact immediately on the field.
Paul George injury
Gregg Doyel and Dan Woike join Jim Rome to discuss Paul George's leg injury and the impact it will have on Team USA basketball.
Floyd challenging Fitzgerald for the no.1 spot in Arizona
Michael Floyd sits down with Pete Prisco to discuss his offseason workouts and the upcoming season.
Pat Kirwan from Redskins training camp
Pat Kirwan reports from Redskins training camp, where they look to improve on both sides of the football.
Jim Rome Newsmaker: Mike Krzyzewski
Duke & Team USA head basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski joins Jim Rome to discuss the 2014 USA basketball team, Derek Rose's performance, and much more.
Patrick Peterson on Richard Sherman
Patrick Peterson talks about his ongoing feud with Seahawks corner Richard Sherman.
Patrick Peterson discuss his new contract
Patrick Peterson sits down with Pete Prisco to talk about his big, new contract.
Pat Kirwan from Browns training camp
Pat Kirwan reports from Browns training camp, where, believe it or not, it's not exclusively the Johnny Manziel show.
Sitting down with Chris Myers
Pete Prisco sits down with Houston Texans center Chris Myers to discuss the evolution of the linchpin position.
Jim Rome Newsmaker: Caron Butler
Detroit Pistons forward Caron Butler joins Jim Rome to discuss joining the Pistons, NBA free agency and more.
Five things to know about the Cardinals
Pete Prisco is in Arizona with the Cardinals as he provides five things to know for the 2014 season.
Mike McCoy talks Chargers training camp
San Diego Chargers head coach Mike McCoy joins Jim Rome to discuss what has impressed him the most in training camp.
Jim Rome Newsmaker: Mike McCoy
San Diego Chargers head coach Mike McCoy joins Jim Rome to discuss how Manti Te'o will play this season, what impact Dwight Freeney will have this year, and much more.
Jim Irsay punishment
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay could receive a 3-4 game suspension for his arrest of driving under the influence. Tony Luftman and Rand Getlin join Jim Rome to discuss if he deserves a stricter punishment.
Five things to know about the Texans
Pete Prisco is in Houston with the Texans as he provides five things to know for the 2014 season.
Hoyer ready for season
Jason La Canfora caught up with Brian Hoyer to discuss the upcoming season, his rehab and of course Johnny Manziel.
Browns training camp preview
Jason La Canfora is at Browns training camp with updates on all of the position battles, including Manziel and Hoyer at quarterback, Terrance West and Ben Tate at running back and more.
Steelers training camp preview
Jason La Canfora is with the Steelers as he fills you in on the latest with Ben Roethlisberger, their push for the playoffs and even provides a little fantasy advice.
Jim Rome Newsmaker: Derek Mason
Vanderbilt Commodores coach Derek Mason joins Jim Rome to discuss his expectations for the upcoming season, leaving Stanford and much more.
Jim Rome Newsmaker: Cyrus Kouandjio
Former Alabama All-American and current Buffalo Bills rookie offensive lineman Cyrus Kouandjio joins Jim Rome to discuss what it was like to be drafted by the Bills in the second round, overcoming his knee injury, and much more.
Browns backing Gordon
Chris McGee and Andy Staples join Jim Rome to discuss the Cleveland Browns holding onto wide receiver Josh Gordon despite violating the substance abuse policy.
Wiggins/Love rumors
Chris McGee and Andy Staples join Jim Rome to discuss the Cavs possibly wanting to trade Andrew Wiggins for Kevin Love.
2014 MLB All-Star Game recap
Dayn Perry and Matt Snyder recap the 2014 MLB All-Star game from Minnesota.
2014 MLB All-Star Game preview
Dayn Perry and Matt Snyder take a look at the 2014 MLB All-Star game from Minnesota.
MLB trade deadline preview
MLB insider Jon Heyman joins Matt Snyder as they discuss who could be on the move before the MLB trade deadline.
Ken Berger on LeBron's return to Cleveland
CBSSports.com NBA insider Ken Berger called into 'ROME' to discuss LeBron James returning to Cleveland.
Jim Rome Newsmaker: Jameer Nelson
Miami Heat point guard Jameer Nelson joins Jim Rome to discuss LeBron's decision to go back to Cleveland, playing ten years with the Orlando Magic, and much more.
LeBron returns to Cleveland
LeBron James will return to Cleveland to play for the Cavaliers next season. Ken Berger and Gregg Doyel join Erin Sharoni to discuss what the decision means for the Cavs future.
USA's Geoff Cameron on World Cup experience
US Men's National Team defender Geoff Cameron joins us to talk about his experience at the 2014 World Cup and look forward to what's ahead for US Soccer.
Jim Rome Newsmaker: Isaiah Austin
Former Baylor center Isaiah Austin joins Jim Rome to discuss finding out he was diagnosed with Marfan syndrome, what it was like to be invited to the NBA draft, and much more.
Josh Gordon arrested again
Mike Freeman and Tony Luftman join Jim Rome to discuss Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon getting arrested on a DWI charge.
"Blood Sport" says MLB allowed Alex Rodriguez to use PEDs
In a new book about the Biogenesis scandal, authors accuse the Major League Baseball of allowing Alex Rodriguez to use performance-enhancing drugs during his 2007 and 2008 seasons. Don Dahler reports on the evidence involving the Yankees slugger.
Tim Howard talks World Cup
U.S. men's soccer goalkeeper Tim Howard talks with CBS This Morning about his World Cup experience in Brazil.
World Cup: Jozy Altidore cleared to play
Erin Sharoni and World Cup live-blogger Jeff Borzello discuss star forward Jozy Altidore's anticipated role in USA's matchup against Belgium.
Eye on World Cup Daily: 7/1
CBSSports.com World Cup live-blogger Jeff Borzello joins Erin Sharoni to recap the favorites that advanced from the Round of 16 on Monday.
Jason Kidd to coach Bucks
After one season in Brooklyn, Jason Kidd is on his way to Milwaukee. Ken Berger joins Erin Sharoni to shake out all of the details.
NBA Draft Interview: Andrew Wiggins
The CBSsports.com crew talks with Andrew Wiggins, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 NBA Draft.
USA vs. Belgium preview
Erin Sharoni and CBSSports.com Eye on World Cup writer Evan Hilbert preview USA's matchup in the round of 16 against Belgium on Tuesday.
Heat trade up for Napier with No. 24 pick
The CBSSports.com NBA Draft crew breaks down the Miami Heat's first round pick Shabazz Napier.
Better Top 5? 2014 vs. 2003 NBA Draft
The CBSSports.com NBA Draft crew compares the top 5 picks in the 2003 and 2014 NBA Drafts.
Bucks select Parker with No. 2 pick
The CBSSports.com NBA Draft crew breaks down the Milwaukee Bucks' first round pick Jabari Parker.
Cavs select Wiggins with No. 1 pick
The CBSSports.com NBA Draft crew breaks down the Cleveland Cavaliers' first round pick Andrew Wiggins.
Eye on World Cup daily: 6/26
Wednesday's World Cup action and the growing debate between Neymar and Messi for player of the tournament. We also look ahead at Thursday's slate.
Julio Jones on Richard Sherman, Patrick Peterson
Julio Jones sits down with Pete Prisco as they discuss Richard Sherman, Patrick Peterson and more.
Is Julio Jones a one-trick pony?
Pete Prisco sits down with Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones to breakdown film, discuss his injury and more.
MLB Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn passes away
CBSSports.com MLB Insider Jon Heyman joins Adam Aizer to discuss the passing of Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn at the age of 54.
Forgotten Finals
Twenty years ago, Hakeem Olajuwon and Patrick Ewing faced off for NBA supremacy. But thanks to a car chase and a missing star, what should have been a memorable clash turned into the Forgotten Finals.
CBSSports.com presents Forgotten Finals
Twenty years ago, Hakeem Olajuwon and Patrick Ewing faced off for NBA supremacy. But what should have been a memorable clash turned into the Forgotten Finals. Here's a preview of CBSSports.com's first-ever documentary and long-form story, to publish on Tuesday, June 3.
Johnny Manziel talks about Vegas trip
Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Johnny Manziel talks to the media about his recent trip to Las Vegas and responds to the critics.
Michael Sam speaks to the media
St. Louis Rams defensive end Michael Sam talks to the media about his future in the NFL.
2014 NFL Draft Recap
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew recaps the winners and losers of the 2014 NFL Draft.
2014 NFL Draft: Rams take Michael Sam
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the St. Louis Rams' seventh round pick for Michael Sam.
AJ McCarron is fired up during NFL Draft
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew talks about AJ McCarron's Twitter reaction to reports that he rubbed teams the wrong way during interviews.
2014 NFL Draft: Day 3 preview
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew takes a look at some of the major storylines heading into Day 3 of the NFL Draft.
2014 NFL Draft: Patriots get a C- for Garoppolo pick
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the New England Patriots' second round pick Jimmy Garoppolo.
2014 NFL Draft: Jets get a C+ for Amaro pick
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the New York Jets' second round pick Jace Amaro.
2014 NFL Draft: Jaguars get a B+ for Lee pick
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the Jacksonville Jaguars' second round pick Marqise Lee.
2014 NFL Draft: Raiders get a B for Carr pick
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the Oakland Raiders' second round pick Derek Carr.
2014 NFL Draft: Cowboys get an A for Lawrence pick
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the Dallas Cowboys' second round pick Demarcus Lawrence.
2014 NFL Draft: Texans get an A for Clowney pick
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the Houston Texans' first round pick Jadeveon Clowney.
2014 NFL Draft: Browns get an A for Manziel pick
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the Cleveland Browns' first round pick for Johnny Manziel.
2014 NFL Draft: Vikings get a B- for Bridgewater pick
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the Minnesota Vikings' first round pick Teddy Bridgewater.
2014 NFL Draft: Jaguars get an A+ for Bortles pick
The CBSSports.com NFL Draft crew breaks down the Jacksonville Jaguars' first round pick Blake Bortles.
Pete Prisco breaks down film with Robert Quinn
Pete Prisco sat down with Rams Pro Bowl defensive end Robert Quinn to break down a few of his 19 sacks from the 2013 season.
Louis Nix - Farewell Notre Dame
Louis Nix takes PlayStation on a tour of the Notre Dame campus in South Bend following his Pro Day.
Robert Quinn against the run
Robert Quinn is an elite pass rusher, but how is his run defense? Pete Prisco asked the Rams defensive end.
All Access: Mayweather vs. Maidana - Epsiode 2
The latest installment of All Access takes you beyond the ring and into the gym with a behind the scenes look at pound for pound king Floyd Mayweather and Marcos Maidana as they prepare to seize The Moment. Don't miss Mayweather vs. Maidana Saturday, May 3 at 9PM ET/6PM PT live on Showtime Pay-Per-View.
Donald Sterling banned from NBA for life
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver announced on Tuesday that he has banned Donald Sterling from the NBA for life.
All Access: Mayweather vs. Maidana - Episode 1
The EMMY nominated series takes you beyond the ropes, behind the scenes, and into the lives of world champions Floyd Mayweather and Marcos Maidana as they prepare for the marquee prizefight of the year, THE MOMENT: Saturday, May 3 - live on PPV.
Tajh Boyd - Work in Progress
PlayStation hits the beach with Tajh Boyd for a pre-combine workout.
Louis Nix - Regeneration
PlayStation works out with Louis Nix during his final preparations for the NFL Combine.
Tom Thibodeau on Joakim Noah, Bulls
Tom Thibodeau joined Erin Sharoni to discuss how important Joakim Noah is to the Chicago Bulls organization both on and off the court.
Jake Matthews - Total Package
PlayStation spends time with pro prospect Jake Matthews as he prepares for the NFL Draft.
Redskins land DeSean Jackson
DeSean Jackson is staying in the NFC East after signing with the Redskins. Jason La Canfora has the details of the move.
Zach Harper's NBA playoff assist: 4/2
NBA writer Zach Harper breaks down players who are assisting their teams on their playoff run. He looks at the Mavericks, Suns, Grizzlies, Knicks, and Nets.
Tiger Woods to miss the Masters
Tiger Woods is going to miss the 2014 Masters after having surgery. Kyle Porter joins Adam Aizer to discuss.
CBSSports.com college basketball All-Americans
Gary Parrish joins Adam Aizer to discuss his first and second teams, player of the year, coach of the year and more.
Tajh Boyd - Fundamental Process
PlayStation spends time with former all-ACC QB Tajh Boyd as he prepares for the Draft in South Florida.
Louis Nix - High Repetition
PlayStation highlights pro prospect Louis Nix's training regimen as he prepares for his Pro Day.
Orlando second round recap
Pittsburgh upsets Colorado, St. Louis hangs on after a stunning come-back and Louisville battles it's way to a win after an electrifying day in Orlando. Dan Bonner and Brian Anderson recap all the action.
St. Louis tops N.C. State in overtime
Climbing back from a 16 points deficit with 8:13 left, No. 5 St. Louis battled to put the game into overtime with a thrilling win 83-80 over No. 12 N.C. State to advance.
Milwaukee second round recap
With Oregon, Wisconsin, Texas and Michigan advancing, there were no upsets in Milwaukee on Thursday. However, with buzz-beater endings like Texas vs. Arizona St. there was plenty of action. CBS Sports' Ian Eagle and Jim Spanarkel give a full recap.
Spokane second round recap
Spokane held some exciting action with upsets from No. 12 seeded Harvard and North Dakota State both advancing. An overtime win for San Diego State saw them advance along with Michigan State who topped Delaware. Spero Dedes and Doug Gottlied recap all the action.
Texas' buzzer beater finish to beat Arizona St.
Cameron Ridley's buzzer-beating layup lifted Texas to an 87-85 victory over Arizona State in the NCAA tournament on Thursday night.
Can Doug McDermott take Creighton to the Final Four?
Can Doug McDermott put Creighton on his shoulders and carry the team to the Final Four? Doug Gottlieb gives you his thoughts.
SoCal Training with Jake Matthews
PlayStation follows Jake Matthews through a rigorous Pre-Combine workout in California for Episode 3 of Path to Greatness.
Auburn hires Bruce Pearl
Auburn has hired former Tennessee head coach Bruce Pearl. Doug Gottlieb weighs in on the hiring.
Health and sports with George Pyne
Erin Sharoni caught up with the President of IMG Worldwide to discuss a number of topics including health in sports.
Intriguing matchups in Midwest Region
With Wichita St. locking into the #1 seed, as well as a shocking #4 seed for Louisville, and teams like #6 UMass in the mix, the Midwest has some very interesting matchups. CBS Sports' Clark Kellogg, Seth Davis and Doug Gottlieb give a full analysis.
Intriguing matchups in South Region
Headed by the overall #1 seed Florida, the South Region poses some interesting matchups with sleepers like #12 SF Austin and upset potentials throughout. CBS Sports' Clark Kellogg, Seth Davis and Doug Gottlieb give a full breakdown.
Big Ten Championship highlights
Adreian Payne scored 18 points and Gary Harris and Branden Dawson added 15 each to lead No. 22 Michigan State to its second Big Ten tournament title in three years with a 69-55 upset of No. 8 Michigan on Sunday.
Tajh Boyd in New York City - QB Politics
PlayStation joins Tajh Boyd and childhood friend EJ Manuel in New York City for the Big Game in Episode 2 in PlayStation's Path to Greatness.
Richard Sherman discusses post-game outburst
Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman responds to questions about his NFC title game outburst directed at 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree.
Ken Berger on NBA's officiating problem
CBSSports.com NBA Insider Ken Berger joins Adam Aizer to discuss the NBA's officiating issue, including some of the most recent controversial calls.
Western Conference outlook
NBA Insider Ken Berger and our Eye On Basketball team join Erin Sharoni to discuss the state of the Western Conference. Royce Young gives us his insight on the Thunder, we play "Contender or Pretender" with Matt Moore and Zach Harper talks NBA Draft possibilities.
College Traditions: Army-Navy game
Army and Navy is one of the longest-standing rivalries in college football dating back to 1890. CBSSports.com takes a closer look at one of the traditions of the Army-Navy game.
The Goodyear Blimp Experience
Blimps play a major role in broadcast coverage of the biggest events in sports, providing coverage from thousands of feet in the air. Goodyear gave CBSSports.com an opportunity to check out the 'Spirit of Innovation' in south Florida.
Nutrition in the NBA
NBA Insider Ken Berger joins Erin Sharoni to discuss his three-part series on nutrition in the NBA, including the effect diet changes have had on players like Dwight Howard and many other star players.
College Traditions: LSU
Mike the Tiger has been intimidating LSU's opponents on the field since 1936. CBSSports.com takes a closer look at the generations of live tigers to represent LSU.
Auburn fumble leads to Alabama TD
Alabama takes a 14-7 lead after the fumble of Tre Mason.
College Traditions: Ohio State
The Ohio State University Marching Band's "Script Ohio" is a tradition that dates to 1936. CBSSports.com takes a closer look at "Dotting the I" in Columbus, Ohio.
College Traditions: Miami
The University of Miami has been setting trends in college football for decades. CBSSports.com takes a closer look at how "The U" took the nation by storm.
Auburn at Texas A&M recap
Kevin Corke, Dennis Dodd and Gary Danielson have highlights and analysis from College Station where Auburn upset Texas A&M 45-41.
Florida at LSU recap
Kevin Corke, Tony Barnhart and Gary Danielson have highlights and analysis from Tiger Stadium where LSU beat Florida 17-6.
Week 7 Recruiting update
Ryan Bartow of 247Sports.com joins Kevin Corke and Tony Barnhart to look at the current team rankings as well as the top undecided guys in the nation.
College Traditions: Georgia
The Georgia Bulldogs have had many traditions throughout the years, but only one has captured fans at Sanford Stadium since 1929. CBSSports.com goes 'Between the Hedges' at the University of Georgia.
College Traditions: Texas A&M
'The 12th Man' at Texas A&M has connected Aggies fans to the players on the field for years. CBSSports.com takes a closer look at this long-standing tradition in College Station, Texas.
Panthers at Vikings recap
Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Jamey Eisenberg have the recap and analysis from Bank of America Stadium where the Panthers beat the Vikings 35-10.
LT: The Life & Times: Grip It and Rip It
A glimpse into Lawrence Taylor's other passion - golf. Former teammate Phil Simms tells his favorite story about Lawrence Taylor and his love for the links. It's a story that has truly stood the test of time.
College Basketball All-American team
CBSSports.com announces its 2013-14 All-American team. Joining Kansas' Andrew Wiggins, our preseason Player of the Year, is Oklahoma State's Marcus Smart, Louisville's Russ Smith, Creighton's Doug McDermott and Kentucky's Julius Randle.
LT: The Life & Times: That Was the Life
Family members tell you about the Lawrence Taylor you haven't seen- the Father, Husband, and "Big Kid" who was a source of constant joy... when he was around.
College Traditions: Alabama
Alabama's 'Rammer Jammer' has been a staple at Crimson Tide football games for more than 30 years. CBSSports.com takes a closer look at what makes this tradition so unique in Tuscaloosa.
Lions at Browns recap
Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Jamey Eisenberg have the recap and analysis from FirstEnergy Stadium where the Lions beat the Browns 31-17.
Packers at Bengals recap
Both teams could not take care of the ball and in the end the Bengals prevailed. Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Dave Richard recap the action
Coaches Corner II
Coaches Corner II
Eagles at Buccaneers recap
Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Jamey Eisenberg have the recap and analysis from Raymond James Stadium where the Eagles beat the Buccaneers 31-20.
Rams at Texans recap
Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Jamey Eisenberg have the recap and analysis from Reliant Stadium where the Rams beat the Texans 38-13.
Giants at Panthers recap
The Panthers picked up their first win of the season and kept the Giants win less on the year. Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Dave Richard recap the action.
Bucs at Patriots recap
The Patriots improved to 3-0 on the season as they took care of the Bucs at home. Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Dave Richard recap the action.
Lions at Redskins recap
Detroit went into Washington and picked up the win 27-20. Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Dave Richard recap the action.
Rams at Cowboys recap
Dallas jumped out to a 24-0 lead and never looked back to defeat the Rams. Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Dave Richard recap the action.
Cardinals at Saints recap
The Saints remained unbeaten after taking care of the Cardinals in Week 3. Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, Chad Johnson and Dave Richard recap the action.
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