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Oh, festiva! Celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima with EDSBS Live tonight as we discuss SCANDAL in college football and at large with our guest, you.
The Four Scandalous Questions for the evening:
Who knew Hester was a Tide fan?
1. What was the [...]
A big thank you to all the college football fans who are reaching out to those in need through the College Football Charity Bowl.
As of 12 noon -- exactly 28 hours after we started -- we've blown past the $5,000 mark with another 10-15 donations still to tally. [...]
So I am on Cloud Eight as I finally have some clarity about what is happening with my trip this weekend. As you may recall, I was anguishing over whether I was going to have to fly across the pond in steerage. On a 747.
Well last night, United finally [...]
Bumped. GO BRUINS. -N
USC knew Guillory's reputation from 2000, when the NCAA identified him as a runner for an agent and said he illegally provided airfare to former USC guard Jeff Trepagnier. The compliance office was so scared that it banned Guillory from receiving Mayo' s tickets to home [...]
John McCain is now outlining a global, market-based approach to fight global warming.
On Monday, McCain said he would achieve his emissions targets through a “cap and trade system” similar to the one he introduced with Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) in 2003. He said the approach, by allowing companies to [...]
It is time for a retrospective today on the Speaker that was Fabian Nunez, and Dan Walters does a good job, calling his a mixed legacy.
He and Schwarzenegger forged agreement on billions of dollars of infrastructure bonds, anti-global warming legislation and raising the state’s minimum wage, among other things. [...]
Filed under: Celtics, NBA Gossip
Larry Bird feels that he should be the only one to profit from the use of his name, and I suppose it's tough to argue that point. But what about when the name is simply being used to accurately describe [...]
No, we’re not ready to actually make a top 25. Phil Steele (our only hope against Skynet) hasn’t spoken yet, and we’ll reserve judgment until then. It’s the only thing we’ll actually invest the few unmolested neurons we have left in before August. In the meantime, here’s the EDSBS staff’s [...]
As was mentioned yesterday, EDSBS is hosting a charity contest to raise money for victims of the tornadoes in Georgia and Oklahoma, and the cyclone in Burma. Yesterday, an earthquake rocked China, as well, so the need to assist relief agencies is as strong as ever.
And if the soft [...]
Filed under: Golf, Women's Sports
Annika Sorenstam will announce her retirement from the LPGA, according to a press release on her own website. Given her age, 37, her decision is appropriately termed "stepping away from competitive play. Sorenstam has been a professional golfer for [...]
My observation of looming anti-Buckeye bias in March met with some minor resistance (minor in the quantitative sense, not qualitative) on grounds of defensive regionalism, since, in fact, OSU weariness is not confined to the South. Alas, the meme marches on, appearing this week in not just one but two editions [...]
Filed under: Hawks, SuperSonics, Eastern, Western, NBA Awards, Atlanta, Seattle, Breaking News, The Word
The NBA revealed it's All-Rookie Teams today, and by and large there weren't any huge surprises. But can you guess [...]
Filed under: Celtics, Cavaliers, NBA Playoffs, NBA Videos
"LeBron James, with no regard for human life!" Kevin Harlan is fantastic. I'm not sure why KG didn't really attempt to contest this dunk, especially considering this year's Defensive Player of the Year only had [...]
Filed under: The Dugout
There are a few things the MLB should take from the NBA. Slam dunking cheerleaders, for one. Another would have to be those freaky face hybrid commercials they've been airing for the playoffs this year. As was highlighted here on FanHouse earlier [...]
