Tuesday, May 20, 2008 On The Indy 500:
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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- Qualifying format, in place since '05, has its critics.
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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- Female drivers look to change the face of the sport.
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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- Profile of Motor Speedway President Tony George.
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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- Trevor Graham trial equates to bad publicity for track & field in the U.S.
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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- Agents have infiltrated amateur basketball.
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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- Economic downturn hits surf apparel manufacturers hard.
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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- Should NBA age limit be bumped up another year to 20?
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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- ECHL Las Vegas Wranglers have become city's model pro franchise.
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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- Q&A with NBA Kings President Geoff Petrie.
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The Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL's Ronald Tillery writes, "There's nothing like the NBA draft lottery for giving hope to talent-starved teams this time of year – or stealing it away" (Memphis COMMERCIAL APPEAL). ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel writes, "Since college football adopted the BCS as a convoluted, inexplicable method of staging a national championship game, the sport has never been more successful" (ESPN.com). The CHICAGO SUN-TIMES' Carol Slezak writes, "Neither [Annika Sorenstam] nor [Justine Henin] was able to transcend her sport. Their departures, however premature, soon will be relegated to footnotes" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES). |
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