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Sixers Cruise over the Bulls

From our collection of NBA Articles. Submitted February 3rd, 2012 by

The Philadelphia 76ers have finally confirmed themselves as a rising threat in the east, winning over the Chicago Bulls 98-82 on Wednesday night.
Andre Iguodala played a major role, helping the Sixers score 19 points and grab nine rebounds, outplaying Derrrick Rose of the Bulls. In fact, Iguodala managed to stuff a whole month’s wroth [...]

Peyton Manning is not Retiring

From our collection of NFL Articles. Submitted February 1st, 2012 by

The only four-time Most Valuable Player in the National Football League is out of the games, but Peyton Manning says retirement is out of the question.
Multiple neck surgeries have kept the 36-year-old player out on the benches all of this season, which have led fans to speculate about the end of his Hall of [...]

Djokovic wins longest Aussie Open final over Nadal

From our collection of Tennis Articles. Submitted January 30th, 2012 by

Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal faced up in the longest singles final Grand Slam in the entire professional tennis history, ending at a record 5 hours and 53 minutes.
On Monday, at 1:37 a.m. local time, Djokovic finally wrapped up the match, winning the finals with 5-7, 6-4, 6-2, 6-7 (5), and 7-5 and claiming [...]

Azarenka Beats Clijsters

From our collection of Tennis Articles. Submitted January 27th, 2012 by

Victoria Azarenka made her way into her first Grand Slam finals, staking a claim for the top ranking after she beat Kim Clijsters in the Thursday semifinals for the Australian Open.
The third-seeded Azarenka played 6-4, 1-6, 6-3 versus Clijsters, managing to regain her composure at least two times during the times when the resurgent [...]

Key Witness Lost with Paterno’s Death

From our collection of NCAA Articles. Submitted January 25th, 2012 by

Joe Paterno died on Sunday, partly weakening the prosecution of the state of two former officials of Penn State University who have been charged with the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse case.
Paterno was supposed to serve as a key witness at the trials of former athletic director Tim Curley and former finance and business [...]

Heat sloppy and loses 91-82 to Bucks with Wade on the sidelines

From our collection of NBA Articles. Submitted January 23rd, 2012 by

It was the game that stopped talk about how the Miami Heat could look good even without Dwyane Wade.
On the Sunday game versus the Milwaukee Bucks, a team that apparently wanted every game to look like a street brawl, the Heat lacked in offense and artistry, losing 91-82 at American Airlines Arena, putting a [...]

Canadian Skier Burke Dies from Superpipe Accident Injuries

From our collection of Skiing Articles. Submitted January 20th, 2012 by

Sarah Burke, Canadian freestyle skier, died on Thursday, nine days after she crashed at the bottom of the superpipe while training in Utah.
The 29-year-old lived near Whistler in British Columbia, and was injured on January 10 during training at the Park City Mountain resort in a personal sponsor event.
Burke’s publicist released a statement [...]

Colts Coach Jim Caldwell Fired after 2-14 Season

From our collection of NFL Articles. Submitted January 18th, 2012 by

Within two weeks from the worst season experienced by the Indianapolis Colts in two decades, Coach Jim Caldwell was finally pushed out the door.
During Caldwell’s first two seasons as coach to the Colts, Caldwell endured practically everything thrown his way, including bouncing back from losses and struggling through injuries.
Apparently, the loss of Peyton [...]

Tebow’s Special Season on a Halt with loss to Patriots

From our collection of NFL Articles. Submitted January 16th, 2012 by

With Tim Tebow’s unprecedented winning streak ever since turning quarterback, fans have been following the games intently, expecting yet one more win after another.
In fact, his last-minute comebacks have resulted in more tweets per second compared to last year’s Super Bowl, the death of Osama bin Laden, or the recent natural catastrophe in Japan. [...]

Jets Owner Defends Sanchez

From our collection of NFL Articles. Submitted January 13th, 2012 by

In the first public address ever since problems arose from a splintered locker room, Woody Johnson, owner of the Jets, defended Mark Sanchez.
Over the past couple of weeks, the Jets had seemed to be overtaken by issues, ending in a late-season collapse. On Wednesday, Johnson gave a public statement in defense of Sanchez’s work [...]

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