Posted by David on 28th July 2010
Dallas Cowboys rookie wide receiver Dez Bryant made headlines when he did not cooperate by assisting Roy Williams with his bags. It is usually a moderate “hazing” that is done to rookie wide receivers. However, Bryant refused to help out Williams, which did not please Williams, and likely many others within the Cowboys organization.
Williams is a man who the Cowboys gave up both first and third round picks for. He has not been good at all, and will be lucky to be the #3 wide receiver by the end of the season. Bryant seems to always make his way into the headlines, but for the wrong reason. So far, this is a shaky start for Bryant. For the sake of Cowboys fans, they have to hope that he picks up the slack on the field, to make up for it.
by David at the Sports Fan Blog Network
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Posted by GameSetMatch on 14th April 2010
The Mavericks are one of the smartest teams in the NBA, thanks largely to Jason Kidd, but when it comes to finishing out the regular season tonight, there’s one thing they cannot do.
Don’t over think it.
They very well could be seeing their first-round opponent when San Antonio steps on the floor at American Airlines Center. At least, part of their first-round opponent, given that Spurs’ coach Gregg Popovich has been known to sit his heavy lifters in situations like this.
But for the Mavericks, they have been on such an impressive run lately, the last thing they want to do is change anything.
Oh, maybe the minutes get a little shorter for Kidd and Dirk Nowitzki. But beyond that, they would like nothing better than to finish the season on a five-game winning streak and head into the playoffs with a mountain of momentum.
Click here to read the full article – By EDDIE SEFKO of The Dallas Morning News
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Posted by GameSetMatch on 5th November 2009
In what has become a weekly ritual for the Texas Longhorns, another group of players and coaches has been named semifinalists for prestigious national awards.
The latest honor is the Maxwell Award, which goes to the college player of the year and usually serves as an indicator of who will win the Heisman Trophy. UT quarterback Colt McCoy and wide receiver Jordan Shipley were named Maxwell semifinalists this week.
In addition, UT coach Mack Brown is a semifinalists for the George Munger Award honoring the national coach of the year.
On Tuesday, safety Earl Thomas was named a semifinalist for the Thorpe Award, which honors the game’s best defensive back.
Click here to read the full article – By Mike Finger of chron.com
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Posted by GameSetMatch on 14th October 2009

11 October 2008 – Colt McCoy (12) of the Texas Longhorns passes during the Texas 45-35 win over Oklahoma at the Red River Rivalry game played at the Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas, Texas.
Either the Texas Longhorns orchestrated their answers impeccably Monday, or they are genuinely pleased junior quarterback Sam Bradford has returned to the Oklahoma lineup.
Those who appeared at Texas’ weekly media luncheon insist they’re happy Bradford will be back on the field in time for this week’s Red River Rivalry after missing 31/2 games with a separated right (throwing) shoulder.
No one in burnt orange appeared to fight the urge to say, “Aw, man. Why couldn’t he have returned next week?”
There was an upbeat inflection in Longhorn voices while welcoming back last year’s Heisman Trophy winner.
Defensive tackle Lamarr Houston: “Most definitely, I’m happy he’s back. It’s exciting to play somebody who’s got that type of status. He’s a great player.”
Click here to read the full article – By John Rohde of scrippsnews.com
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Posted by GameSetMatch on 24th September 2009
Five days ago, Rangers manager Ron Washington decided to put Hank Blalock back in the lineup.
Blalock, reduced to a reserve role since Chris Davis was recalled from Triple-A Oklahoma City on Aug. 25, was asked to breathe some life into the Rangers’ slumbering offense with Josh Hamilton and Michael Young still unable to play.
Blalock has done that.
He had two doubles, a home run, two runs scored and four RBIs to lead the Rangers to a 9-8 victory over the Athletics at the Coliseum on Wednesday. The win, combined with the Angels’ loss to the Yankees, moved Texas to within 6 1/2 games of first place in the American League West.
Click here to read the full article – By T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com
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Posted by GameSetMatch on 11th September 2009
At Fantasy Football Challenge they have analyzed statistics and trends from over 25 different data points to come up with their own 2009 Fantasy Football Weekly Cheat Sheets.
Some of the data points (injuries to offenseive and/or defensive players, etc.) are difficult to equate into a fantasy point calculation, but they do note them so you can be aware of them when making your fantasy selections. Many of the game situations (ie number of games played against a particular opponent on the road) may also have so little data available that they can not be used in the calculation as reliably as other data points (ie number of games played on the road).
To compensate for the disparity in data, the data points with more game data is weighted more than those with less data. This allows them to still use all factors in their formula, yet minimize the affect any random outlying data point may have. Fantasy Player Comparison
They are confident that their fantasy cheatsheets provide more data for each player than any other free cheat sheet available, and although all of the statistics may not be critical for every week, it will give you a more complete view of how a player performs under the upcoming week’s circumstances. they beliver the cheatsheets will give you the information and trends you need in order to be successful in your fantasy football league.
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