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222 days since Stanley McClover's claims against Auburn, Ohio State, Michigan State, and LSU with no repercussions.
Sorry if this column sucks, it's not my fault … I read the
grand jury report in the Penn State scandal. Don't.
Seriously, unless you want to argue in any way that
this isn't a big deal, don't even start. It's 23
pages of stomach-churning horror that will ruin the
rest of your week and lessen your faith in mankind.
This is one bell you don't want rung. Hosted by Jim Perry along with Summer Bartholomew … 37 seconds. That's how long it took the Game of the Century to be put on the backburner by the College Football Scandal of the Century.
"There are no clear pictures of the sexual abuse we endured. I buried it as deep as it can possibly go." … From an article I wrote yesterday and from a few radio appearances, I've already received plenty of comments from various Nittany Lion fans – along with the sadly expected hate mail - saying that all of this isn't fair to the players on Senior Day, it's not fair to the team when it's 8-1, and it's not fair to Joe Paterno, since he's not a target in the investigation.
Try telling that to the rest of the world that doesn't give a damn right now about the Nebraska game. Oh we'll cover it, and I'll do the game preview because it's still going to happen, but a mere football game takes a back seat with such serious allegations swirling around the program, and it's sad that I actually have to point that out to some.
Penn State fans, please, PLEASE, I'm begging you – a small minority of you - don't feed into the stereotype of the Neanderthal college football fan and blindly follow your program and coach just because your team is 8-1 and leads the Leaders, and don't assume that any past good deeds matter when it comes to this specific story.
This isn't the NCAA sniffing around a $100 handshake; the Attorney General of the State of Pennsylvania, and other top cops, are thundering away at the school and the football program for covering up as sick a story as college athletics has ever seen. AND SOME DARE TO ARGUE THAT THIS ISN'T FAIR TO THE 2011 PENN STATE SEASON?!
The Attorney General of the State of Pennsylvania, along with the Grand Jury statement, are outlining in detail some of the most horrific allegations imaginable, and a possible sinister cover up behind it, and there are some people out there actually wondering whether or not the luster will be taken off of Senior Day – with Paterno apparently being one of them. Paterno has suspended players before for a variety of reasons in a variety of circumstances no matter how big the game, and now he's not holding himself to his same standards, holding a press conference – which is probably over by the time you read this – demanding that he won't answer any questions that aren't about Nebraska or Senior Day?! (Media, do your job and only ask about the scandal. Ask again. And ask again. DO … YOUR … JOB.) Paterno suspended Curtis Enis for a bowl game for taking a suit from an agent. This is a wee bit worse.
How do you play Nebraska on Saturday? None of this is the players' fault, and of course the fans are blameless, but how do you put on a Penn State football uniform on Saturday morning? How do you read the grand jury report and possibly wear the blue and white t-shirt, tailgate, and have a good time watching a college football program with this hanging over Beaver Stadium?
How do you recruit? How does a coaching staff possibly call a prospect at any point over the next few weeks and sell the merits of playing football at Penn State University, even from the most basic and practical sides of the limbo the program is in? How does a Penn State coach look a mother in the eye and say the program will take care of her son?
How does the Big Ten not step in at some point? This can't be ignored by the BTN, and this can only become more and more of an uncomfortable embarrassment if Penn State stays on top of the Leaders and goes on to play for the inaugural Big Ten championship. And you probably haven't noticed, but there's no promotion whatsoever anywhere on the Family of Networks for the possible Big Ten championship preview on ESPN at noon on Saturday.
No, this doesn't have anything to do with the NCAA or its rules, but fans and programs have become so conditioned to deny, deny, deny, deny, deny until the storm passes – now knowing that there aren't any real repercussions at the end of a scandal - that there's a chance Penn State might be thinking its apples are the same thing as other schools' oranges. But this can't be swept away.
There are so many good people and players around the Penn State football program, university, and athletic department who are unfairly going to be lumped into this mess – and yes, I've heard from plenty of Nittany Lion fans who are just as sickened by this story as the rest of the world is – and now it's time step back and let the authorities do their jobs.
Penn State, don't spin this; don't "stand behind" anyone; don't try to do damage control; and don't make any excuses whatsoever. And for the love of God, and for all that is decent and right, make sure your lawyers never bring up any sort of statute of limitations technicality. Let the legal process work and hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. This isn't an NCAA violation being alleged; these are pedophilia and perjury indictments, and there's nothing that can be said that can make this look better until it all plays out. If the allegations are false and the people involved are innocent, then the parties involved will have their day, but if this is true,
this is as sad as it gets.
With a nod and a tribute to the late Randy Walker … Barry Alvarez. That's the one megalomaniac superstar head coach who left the sidelines on perfect terms, and Lloyd Carr came close. Almost every other college football head coach has a "yeah, but" when it comes to how things end; from the controversy surrounding Nebraska at the end of the Tom Osborne era; to the somewhat impolite shove given to Bobby Bowden; to the fiasco around the end of the Jim Tressel regime; to the Reggie Bush asterisk and the end of Pete Carroll's time at USC. Bill Snyder came close to a clean break the first time around, but Kansas State was struggling. After this season, the next time he leaves it'll be on a higher note. Frank Beamer appears to be the next in line to retire on great terms, but he's a rare breed. Any coach who gets a job knows he'll either be fired, or if all goes perfectly, will end up leaving for another gig.
Everybody doesn't like something, but nobody doesn't like Jarrett Lee … LSU proved one thing on Saturday night. It absolutely doesn't matter who its quarterback is as long as he doesn't screw things up. Jarrett Lee played like the game was going in hyperdrive, while Jordan Jefferson looked good simply by being not miserable. 6-of-10 for 67 yards, and 11 carries for 43 yards, isn't necessarily great quarterback play; it's not Jarrett Lee.
"I don't know. The shanks are
like a virus. They just show up.
Nobody can figure them out."
… NFL kickers aren't automatic from 50 yards out. You can't blame the Alabama kicking game for losing to LSU when the misses, and a block, came from 44, 50, 49, and 52 yards away. It's not like these were chip shot shanks, and it's not like Cade Foster and Jeremy Shelley choked in any way, with Shelley hitting a 34-yarder and Foster nailing a 46-yarder. Asking college kickers to hit field goals from 44 yards and out is like asking a quarterback to complete a 3rd-and-10 throw. It's never a given.
But there might be an issue if Brad Wing continues to be the MVP … Much of the post-game analysis had some thought or line about how LSU has to be better on offense. No, it doesn't. The Tigers can blow through the rest of its schedule, and the national title, with this defense, special teams, and running game.
"Hunnicutt, if there is a God, there will be a time in your life when you are in dire straits and in desperate need of a wealthy, influential friend. When that time comes, I pray you will turn to me so I can laugh in your face." … Maybe it's possible that the biggest trick Les Miles played was by not going with any tricks at all. It seemed like Alabama spent the entire game waiting for Les to be Les, and he didn't oblige. As it turned out, he didn't need to.
"Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue." … In the Lost In the Shuffle Department, publicity-wise, Missouri picked the wrong time publicity-wise to go to the SEC. That would've been the be-all-end-all story in July, but it had a shelf life of ten minutes this week.
"It's okay to cry, Beavis, it takes the sad out of you … wuss." … It's my favorite reaction shot: the crying fan in the stands at the end of a really, really big game. It's especially fantastic if the fan has his face painted or is holding a pom-pom or trinket of some sort. But no, Alabama fans, you don't get to cry after losing to LSU because 1) your team still might get a chance to play for the national title, and 2) you JUST won a championship two years ago. Oklahoma State fans are allowed to cry if their national title dreams are dashed against Oklahoma, and Stanford fans are allowed to get moist if the Cardinal loses to Oregon. Alabama will win another title under Nick Saban, so no, you're not allowed to cry after that loss, especially if your hot girlfriend is trying to console you, as CBS showed in one terrific shot.
With that in mind, I present the official ground rules for male crying and college athletics.
- Your team has just won the national title – Acceptable, but without streaming tears. You're supposed a chuckle as you wipe your moist eyes, as in "I don't know where this is coming from."
- You're under 13 years old and your team lost a huge game and is out of the national title hunt – Acceptable.
- You're over 75 years old and your team is out of the national title hunt – Acceptable, but blame it on the medication.
- You're in-between 13-and-75-years-old and your team lost a huge game – Acceptable, but blame it on the economy.
- Your team has just lost the national title – Acceptable as long as you go in the men's room and get it back together before coming out. We've all been there, and if any man mocks you in your moment of deepest, darkest pain, you're allowed to point down and mock him at the trough.
- Your team just lost a rivalry game – Unacceptable. It's a rivalry game. Your team will get its shot again in 365 days.
- Your team just lost a big regular season game – Never. It's college football. Your team is going to lose.
- Your team just lost a big regular season game and you lost a monster investment – Always. Get it together and go chase at the tables.
- Your team just lost in the NCAA Basketball Tournament, even if you're a player with a towel over your head – Never. It's the NCAA Tournament. Your team is going to lose.
- Your team just lost a bowl game – Never, but you're allowed to be alone with your thoughts for 25 minutes now that the season is over.
- You're the legendary quarterback of a team that just got obliterated by Alabama in the 2009 SEC championship – Absolutely not, especially if you through a football like it weighs 17 pounds.
- Your team just lost on a defensive breakdown in the secondary a week after losing on a Hail Mary – Unacceptable, but you're allowed to break something tasteful.
- You're a senior and you just blew out your knee to end an all-timer of a college career – Let it fly. Enjoy the Vicodin and get better fast, Ryan Broyles.
But Houston, you've got to give me something more than UCLA to work with … Along with my day job as Boise State Boy – Defender of That In Which I Do Not Believe – I'm also helping out my trusty sidekick, Houstonman.
What if UCLA actually wins the Pac-12 South? Then, considering how miserable the SEC East is, isn't Houston's win over the Bruins almost as strong as Boise State's win over Georgia? TCU, the Mountain West's second best team, lost to SMU, currently Conference USA's fourth best team, and Houston is playing in a tougher, better league than Boise State is in.
No, Houston hasn't played a tough enough schedule to get into the BCS Championship discussion, but it's doing enough to get an automatic BCS invite by finishing in the top 12 if Boise State loses to TCU.
"You want to know what it takes to sell real estate? It takes brass balls to sell real estate" … This week's Alex Neutz tracker will respectfully go on hiatus. The University of Buffalo sophomore is in the midst of a terrific season, grabbing 43 balls for 641 yards and four scores after coming up with four catches for 110 yards and a score against Miami, but he suffered a broken wrist. It's a simple cure: at least one Ted's footlong with chilly and cheese per day, mixed in with plenty of Vinchet donuts with the white frosting cream filling.
And I'm pushing for GameDay to come broadcast from my breakfast nook, but my kids will run around without any shirts on like Herbstreit's son did during the BCS Countdown show… To fill the empty void in the column and in my life, each week I'll unearth a wacky fun-stat worthy of being used on the GameDay broadcast. On passing yards alone – 4,114 – Houston would be 20th in the nation in total offense. Houston is the only team averaging eight yards per play. Only Wisconsin, Baylor, Oregon, Oklahoma State, Stanford, and Georgia Tech average more than seven, and no one averages more than 7.5. Let that sink in; the Cougars gain a half yard more on every play than Wisconsin.
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Do you live in a regency terrace in Cheltenham? Then you could be forgiven for asking, "Property slump? What property slump?". According to property website Globrix there are 19 sizeable towns in Britain where house prices have fallen by less than 5%, and at the top of the list is Cheltenham. Average prices in the Gloucestershire town were £220,498 in September 2008, and half-a-year later they stand at £219,999 – a fall of just 0.2%.
London commuter belt towns have also seen only slight falls, with the Hampshire towns of Farnborough, Basingstoke and Fareham experiencing drops of 0.6%, 3.5% and 3.6% respectively. Guildford in Surrey has witnessed a fall of just 1.8%, while Sevenoaks and Maidstone in Kent have seen property prices fall just 1.4% and 3.5% since September.
Globrix falls into the trap of all property pushers and says the "resilience" of these markets will "generally be welcomed". If you happen to have been born in Sevenoaks (average price £343,000), earn a normal salary and would like to buy your own pad then you'd think differently. Bigger price falls would be rather more welcome.
But what caught my eye among the data was Burnley. According to Globrix it is the sixth most resilient town in Britain, with prices falling by just 1.8% over the past year to an average of £117,475. In 2004 I reported from Scott's Terrace in Burnley. I was visiting the cheapest property for sale in Britain – a three-bed terrace with an asking price of £2,550. And no, I haven't missed a digit off the end and misplaced the comma. The Victorian back-to-back really was for sale at the same price as a dodgy old motor.
Inside it was all smashed radiators, pulled up floorboards, a part-collapsed ceiling; it was barely conceivable it was occupied four months earlier. All around were crumbling terraces with boarded-up houses, smashed windows, graffiti and dereliction. Almost the only occupied houses were lived in by the elderly and the sick.
This, according to Globrix, is one of Britain's most resilient towns for property. It is difficult to argue against the stats so I'll have to assume the figures are correct. But judging from a quick view of property websites, prices in streets similar to Scott's Terrace that have not been demolished under the council's clearance programme seem to be in free-fall. Page after page of listings are for terraces advertised at "offers in the region of £30,000".
One says "dramatically reduced for quick sale". Another has been reduced from £35,000 to £31,950 – a fall of close to 10%. Nearly all are offered to "investors" rather than residential buyers.
Globrix does admit the figures should be taken with a pinch of salt. Just because prices are posted on its site by estate agents doesn't mean they are selling. "It could simply be that sellers are refusing to drop their prices, which may mean the local property market is effectively stagnating," a spokesperson says. That or agents are still overvaluing.
To begin with it was fashionable to suggest the recession was a south-east phenomenon, with problems radiating out of the City. More recent evidence suggests that is simply not true, with northern and manufacturing areas hit just as badly, or worse. Burnley is no exception.
The "victims" of house price falls are much more likely to be those in precarious financial situations who were conned into buying properties they could barely afford by the psychology of property as "investment", plus easy lending terms. The properties they bought were the last to rise in the boom and have been the first to fall. More of these are in northern towns than in the south.
Over the past week or two commentators have started to suggest house prices may have turned the corner, bottomed out, reached the trough etc. Some are egging on young buyers to jump in as it may never be so cheap again. But with no one clear just how bad unemployment may get, and what it will mean for the bottom end of the market, optimism remains misplaced. Regency terraces in Cheltenham will always command fancy prices, but is that really evidence of market resilience? I'll wait and see.


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Whether it's a bowl of steaming hot chicken noodle sop when you're feeling under the weather or an elegant, beautifully garnished, iced concoction served as an appetizer - there really is the perfect bowl of soup for every occasion. Casual weekend lunch, simple supper, sophisticated starter, winter warmer or summer cooler - you name it, there's a perfect soup for it. Soup has fabulously rich history as a food that is enjoyed all over the world. Every country has their favourites, from Vietnamese pho and Moroccan harira to Scottish cock-a-leekie and Greek avgolemono. This colourful compendium brings together all the classics, along with new and contemporary twists on classic themes. With 500 mouth-watering soups, this book is packed with inspirational ideas for every kind of sop, broth, bisque, chowder, potage and consomme. Every page is filled with ideas and tips to ensure success - making it the only book on making soups that you will ever need. This title is the latest addition to Apple's best-selling "500" series. It is split into ten easy-to-use chapters. With fabulous soups for every occasion, take your pick from cool and chilled, smooth and creamy, healthy and wholesome, meals in a bowl or soups that you can whip up in 20 minutes or less.
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HOLLYWOOD - When he was asked to play the Sundance Kid in "Butch and Sundance: The Early Days," William Katt knew there was one thing he did not want to do. He did not want to see "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." He hadn't seen it when it came out in 1969, and he wasn't going to see it now: "I must have been doing something else in 1969. And now if I wanted to play Sundance, I wanted to be free to go at it without preconceptions, without the Robert Redford performance in my head."
There is a certain logic there. Actors in sequels might reasonably want to see the first picture, to match their performances to a style already established. But what do you do about a 'prequel' - Hollywood's word for a new genre of movies about what happened before the original movie began? In some complex metaphysical way, it is now up to the Redford performance to flow naturally out of "Butch and Sundance: The Early Days."
Katt is a very serious young man, 28 years old, complaining that he looks younger: "Most of the important leading ladies are in their 30s. I look too young to play opposite them. I can play younger roles, college or high school, but for how much longer? I'll just have to hold on." His famous high school role - "the first role I began to make a name with" - was as the curly-haired kid in "Carrie," the one who asked Sissy Spacek out for a date and was one of the many victims of Carrie's telekinetic rage. Their real-life relationship has turned out better; Spacek is his next-door neighbor.
Sitting in an office at 20th Century-Fox, sipping coffee, Katt analyzes his career like a professional athlete: "I like to spend as much time on the stage as possible. I don't do a regular TV series because I don't want to be overexposed. I try to cover myself, to have another movie under way before the last one comes out. I've been able to just scrape by, holding out for good parts instead of taking anything. I'm thinking about a career that should mean something 30 years from now. But I'm not too upset about a picture that flops; the important thing is to also do pictures that don't flop. Even Bogart was in a lot of crap everyone has forgotten by now."
Sometimes, though, the flops hurt. He remembers with regret a 1978 movie called "Big Wednesday," directed by John ("The Wind and the Lion") Milius and dealing with the relationships between three surfers. "It was a movie about the passage of time, and how each of the characters grew, or didn't grow," Katt says. "And it was about the feeling of the seasons and their relationship with the sea...a really sensitive, intelligent movie. But the studio didn't know how to sell it. So they decided to punch up the fight scenes, make them more violent, exploit the surfing angle - take the cheap approach. The result was that hardly anyone saw the movie."
His realism about the acting profession runs in the family. His mother is Barbara Hale, who played Della Street for 10 years on the Perry Mason series. And his father is Bill Williams (real name also William Katt) who was a star of the 1940s, went into real estate, and still turns up regularly on Police Woman. "Mom was a bobby soxer," their son explains, Dad was in B Westerns, and they were the ones who told me to think in terms of the long run - not just about next month. To try to age gracefully."
He ages hardly at all in "Butch and Sundance: The Early Days," which opens here in June at the Chicago. Aided by a mustache, he does look something like Robert Redford - not like a brother, perhaps, but like a cousin. His co-star, a former Chicagoan named Tom Berenger, looks more like Paul Newman, the original Butch (that was one of the qualities that made Berenger appealing to the luckless heroine of his last big film, "Looking for Mr. Goodbar").
The movie tells the story of the original meeting between Butch and the Kid, their attempts at domesticity and the respectable life, and their inexorable development into superstar outlaws.
"When I first read the screenplay," Katt remembers, "I turned it down. Richard Lester, the director, laid it on the line: 'It all boils down to whether you think you're good enough.' That got me in the ego. I thought I was. Maybe I was doubtful about stepping into a role created by Redford, or maybe I was just doubtful about doing the picture. Audiences can be leery of sequels; the studios make a hit, they see dollar signs, and they make a cheap rip-off. But this one wasn't cheap. It cost $8.5 million, and it looks like it does."
A lot of that is due to director Lester, an American who, left for England in the early 1960s, was part of the now long-ago "Swinging London" scene, directed "A Hard Day's Night" and "Help" with the Beatles, was for a time the hottest filmmaker in Great Britain.
"Butch and Sundance." was his first film here since the cult favorite "Petulia," shot in San Francisco in 1968 with Julie Christie.
The movie was co-produced by William Goldman, whose screenplay for the original "Butch" was purchased for $450,000 - a record sale up to that time, but more than worth it for 20th Century-Fox. Consider. The film won four Academy Awards, launched "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head" as a standard, grossed something like $75 million, and made a superstar of Robert Redford.
William Katt no doubt hopes he will be struck by similar lightning. Most of his experience so far has been on the stage; for three weeks in May he starred at LA's Mark Taper Forum in "Ormer Locklan," a play by Marc Norman about a star aerial daredevil of the 1920s who was killed during a nighttime wingwalking stunt in his second movie. And now he's starring in the new film by French director Louis Malle, whose credits include "Murmur of the Heart" and last year's controversial "Pretty Baby."
That means Katt won't be in the country when "Butch and Sundance" opens; he'll be up in Canada, living with wolves. The new film is "Never Cry Wolf," based on a book by Farley Mowat about a biologist who goes north to study the family patterns of wolves and ends up involved in a political and ecological crisis. "It's a step up," Katt said. "In 'Butch and Sundance,' the only animals we worked with were horses and skunks. Anyone who's worked with skunks looks forward to wolves."
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The real reason is though is because it's not just TPTB that want control over others.
Both Corporates and Government have signed up millions of minions to do their dirty work for them.
These individuals KNOW FULL WELL what they are participating in and have been trained well. I refer to these group of individuals as NAZI'S.
I really do believe they were born and raised NAZI'S too and that NAZI GERMANY never ended but simply went under cover/running in the shadows so to speak.
It's my belief what we are seeing now is a continuation of NAZI GERMANY. With the added twist of having the surveillance state and Psychotronic warfare at ones finger tips.
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You've come far, but you've got a long way to go. If we want to create our opinions based on ignorant emotional reactions, then we call everyone nazi's. If we want to look at the facts of history, and where we're at today it's absolutely plain as day that the nazi's weren't the problem.
Hitler threw the bankers out of Germany, transformed it from a hyperinflation hell, to a world super power essentially overnight. Not that he was special, he had just bucked the parasites whom have for centuries raped and pillaged every nation on Earth.
Not to mention the holocaust is a logistical impossibility. Not improbable, not slightly overblown, but a complete impossibility they couldn't physically kill and destroy anywhere near the claimed numbers. No 6 million jews were slaughtered, I'd be shocked if it were even a million in fact. Instead we should think about the tens upon tens of millions of Russian's slaughtered by Zionist leaders. What about the millions of American, German, British, French, soldiers that were sent to their deaths in manufactured wars designed to loot the brothers at home who weren't sent to war. What about the fact that the United States and its allies have been bombing some country, some where, every single year since the creation of the United Nations. The US has conservatively slaughtered 10 million civilians since WWII. We're talking a small group that has conservatively slaughtered 250,000,000 [250 million] people in the past century. That's no joke. And that's an underestimate if we consider the food and "medical" genocide that is ongoing.
And the ENTIRE fucking clusterfuck, has been brought about by divide and conquer. Yet despite the fact that in this day and age the actual perpetrators of a multi-century conspiracy are out in the open - we hate ni^^ers and muzzies.
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I don't buy into 6 Millionism either, however the Nazis didn't throw the banksters out. In fact, Hitler was in large part funded by the Bank Of England, as well as backed by the Vatican.
Not to mention that the nazis were deep into the occult, and lets not forget operation paperclip.
Funded, but then he got out of their control and kicked them out.
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A training-ground injury has forced Australian lock Nathan Sharpe out of Saturday's second Test against France.
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Dean Mumm will replace Sharpe, with Queensland flanker Hugh McMeniman moving up to the bench.
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Posted: 03/05/2012 - Panama City Beach, FL-- The Marlins lift their way to another weightlifting win Monday against Bay and Bozeman.
Posted: 03/05/2012 - Niceville, FL--Steve Forbes talks about leading his conference champion Raiders squad into the State Tournament Wednesday at Chipola.
Posted: 03/04/2012 - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Michael Snaer scored a career-high 23 points to lead No. 22 Florida State to an 80-72 victory over Clemson on Sunday.
Posted: 03/04/2012 - GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Kentucky coach John Calipari never mentioned perfection to his team before Sunday's game at Florida.
Posted: 03/04/2012 - PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) -- Rory McIlroy won the Honda Classic with a performance worthy of the new No. 1 player in golf.
Updated: 03/05/2012 - AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Denny Hamlin took the lead on a restart and had to sweat out his fuel mileage over the final few laps to win at Phoenix International Raceway on Sunday.
Posted: 03/03/2012 - AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Veteran Mark Martin will start on the pole at Phoenix International Raceway.
Posted: 03/03/2012 - PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL- Marianna will be packed with basketball fans and players as the Region 8, better known as the state basketball tournament gets underway next week.
Updated: 03/03/2012 - Springfield, FL--Arnold and Rutherford post 45 runs combined in a rather ugly game at Shamplain Friday night.
Updated: 03/03/2012 - Panama City, FL--Gulf Coast Athletic Director Gregg Wolfe is working these days on going about finding a replacement for legendary coach Roonie Scovel.