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DatingExpert.TV : (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
I was not particularly interested in ESPN Analyst Steve Phillips’ affair with a 22-year old production assistant named Brooke Hundley. I rarely, if ever, watch ESPN. I feel terrible for what his wife and family must be going through, but I don’t know any of the parties involved. And while another married, middle-aged [...]
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UCONN | Women's Basketball (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
Here is some news from UConn about an event going on Monday to benefit the continuing fight against cancer featuring Rebecca Lobo and her mother, Ruth Ann, a cancer surivor. WHO: Former UConn basketball star and ESPN analyst Rebecca Lobo...
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The Big Lead (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
Brian Kelly of Cincinnati will be the most popular name connected to the soon-to-be vacant Notre Dame coaching job. Other names, such as ESPN analyst Jon Gruden and Florida pipe dream Urban Meyer are expected to be in the mix as well. What about Oklahoma’s Bob Stoops? This doesn’t have a ton to do with Oklahoma’s humbling [...]
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Pokerati | Texas hold'em blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
... Scott Huff, Joe Stapleton, Gary Wise Subject: i want in on the action my early pick is Cada. lol, ESPN analysts … i will bet so against Garvin Moon. two double-ups through him and he’s dead. now factor in the TV nerve issue … mistakes likely. cada knows what he’s doing, and has enough chips relative to the blinds to make it happen. if he doesn’t get unlucky against a moon shithead-move...
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Arizona Republic (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
"They're back talent-wise," ESPN analyst Jay Bilas said. "One of the things that people have said about Kentucky - and I tended to agree with - was over the last few years when you watched them warm up, you weren't looking at the kind of talent you were used to seeing at Kentucky. This year they're going to be as talented as anybody. They're just young."
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Arizona Republic (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
"They're back talent-wise," ESPN analyst Jay Bilas said. "One of the things that people have said about Kentucky - and I tended to agree with - was over the last few years when you watched them warm up, you weren't looking at the kind of talent you were used to seeing at Kentucky. This year they're going to be as talented as anybody. They're just young."
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Sacramento Bee (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
... Super Bowl will crown champions in 14 stakes races worth more than $25.5 million. ABC, ESPN and ESPN2 will devote more than nine hours of broadcast time to the two-day extravaganza, which kicks off with six stakes this afternoon. Two minutes of must-watch TV, Saturday's $5 million Classic, got a dream matchup: Zenyatta, undefeated in 13 races, against two high-flying "Birds,"...
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atHome Top Story (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
... – it made him very rare in his day and totally extinct in today's game," said Jeff Van Gundy, the ESPN analyst who coached and coached against Oakley. "You just have so many guys now who care as much about being liked as being successful. Oakley just wasn't that type of guy."He still isn't. In an hour-long interview Tuesday, Oakley spoke with the familiar rambling frankness that has...
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Move Trends Real Estate Blog - The Leader in Online... (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
... years, the Bull has translated his NBA wisdom into sports media-related ventures, working as an ESPN analyst as well as an agent for Wasserman Media Group (which represents professional athletes and other entertainers). Armstrong has re-listed his home after it appeared on the market in 2008, and it is now on for the reduced price of $2.374 million. Check out for more information.Located...