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May 15, 2012
On the Tee: HP Byron Nelson Championship Keegan Bradley made headlines as after winning last year's Byron Nelson Championship in his first Grand Slam appearance. This time around, Steve Elling says people will know his name as he tries to defend his title.
May 15, 2012
New World Order: Observing the great Byron Nelson on eve of his event Byron Nelson was the prototype golfer, a swing so perfect a teaching robot recreated it. As the HP Byron Nelson Championship looms, Steve Elling says we must pay homage to an all-time great human being. 
May 15, 2012
Heisman favorite Barkley sticks with USC to be part of rescue mission The Bush fallout. The bowl ban. That's enough for Matt Barkley to bolt USC. But Dennis Dodd says the Heisman favorite, who is on a mission in Haiti, stayed not only for the bond, but to rescue the program, too. 
May 15, 2012
LIVE Fantasy Football chat, Wed., 12 p.m. ET Our Dave Richard and Jamey Eisenberg answer your offseason Fantasy Football questions in their LIVE chat, Wednesday at 12 p.m. ET. 
May 15, 2012
Addressing slippery decal issue took long, but it's not too late Remember the slippery decal on the USS Carl Vinson that nearly cost Michigan State's an ACL? Well, the NCAA rules committee is recommending a change, requiring basketball courts be 'of a consistent surface' so player safety isn't compromised. Gary Parrish says it took long, but at least it's not too late. 
May 15, 2012
By the Numbers: Changes in the air Is Adam Dunn's power stroke back? Is Nelson Cruz a buy-low candidate? Our Al Melchior studied six weeks of flyball and home run data to identify some sell-high and buy-low sluggers. 
May 15, 2012
Ageless Beltran, Furcal helping Cardinals forget about Albert The Cardinals might be without Albert Pujols, but so what? Scott Miller says there is plenty of production at the plate, beginning with Carlos Beltran and Rafael Furcal -- two veterans off to unbelievable starts. 
May 15, 2012
Raiders, McFadden agree: Now's time for breakout of good health The Raiders could be one of the AFC's breakout teams. But they know their sensational but fragile weapon Darren McFadden must have a healthy season to do it, Len Pasquarelli says. 
May 15, 2012
Offseason Extra: Checking in with all 32 teams No shortage of developments since Fantasy Football was on most people's minds. Our Jamey Eisenberg breaks down the top Fantasy storyline for each team and shares some early sleepers and busts. 
May 15, 2012
Ex-Packer Koonce gives inside look at player trauma, transitions How do NFL players transition from warriors to civilians? Handle lingering injuries after leaving football for the real world? Ex-Packer George Koonce shares his experiences and current work with Mike Freeman. |
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May 10, 2012
Ten ways to fix the NFL's growing concussion crisis The NFL has a gigantic problem with concussions and the deteriorating health of its former players. Mike Freeman, in conjunction with CBSSports.com staff and league officials, compiles 10 ideas to make the NFL safer. 
May 11, 2012
College football players risk their brains, too, so it's time to pay them Football is a dangerous sport, but we tend to only focus on the NFL when talking about concussions and other health effects. College football is just as dangerous, so Gregg Doyel has changed his mind: Pay the players. 
May 11, 2012
Boise State might be reconsidering move to Big East Boise State is supposed to join the Big East on July 1, but might be having second thoughts. Brett McMurphy says uncertain futures facing the WAC (home of its non-football sports) and the Big East are factors. 
May 8, 2012
Playoffs? These five 2011 also-rans have a good shot at getting there Which five new teams make the playoffs this season that fell short last season? Clark Judge has a hunch the long-suffering Bills are due, and also expects the Eagles, Chargers, Bears and Seahawks to play come January.
May 9, 2012
Political correctness doesn't make a boy wanting to play against girls right It's hard to find any winners in a story about a teenage boy in New York politicking to keep playing field hockey against girls. Gregg Doyel says political correctness has its limits, and in this case, Keeling Pilaro doesn't belong on the field. 
May 10, 2012
Breakout stars: Broncos' Thomas at top of list of guys ready to shine Demaryius Thomas, meet stardom. With Peyton Manning now running the show in Denver, Pete Prisco says the big, fast Broncos receiver is at the top of his list of players primed for a monster season in 2012.
May 14, 2012
'The Boz' still being punished for being ... a college kid Brian Bosworth is the only two-time Butkus Award winner. SI named him to its all-century team. But he's not in the Hall of Fame? Dennis Dodd says he's still being punished for being 'The Boz,' and enough is enough.
May 13, 2012
Weekend Buzz: Red Sox are the most unlikeable team in baseball Josh Beckett skips a start for injury, then plays golf the next day. It's fitting for a Red Sox team that's spiraling -- both in reputation and record. Scott Miller calls them baseball's most unlikeable team. 
May 10, 2012
Recruits' inner circles not Kentucky's problem -- they're everybody's Another week, another report the NCAA is looking into the recruitment of a top prospect -- Nerlens Noel by Kentucky. Jeff Borzello says if you think this kind of thing is a John Calipari problem, you're completely out of touch. 
May 11, 2012
Five Burning Questions for SEC West: Can 'Bama rely on passing? AJ McCarron says he's ready, but are coach Nick Saban and defending national champion Alabama prepared to let their QB air it out? Tony Barnhart says the Crimson Tide are just looking to keep defenses honest. 
May 7, 2012
Hamels beaning Harper, retribution perpetuates baseball tradition Cole Hamels, a grizzled vet at 28, knew that 19-year-old phenom Bryce Harper needed to find his place. So he hit him. When Jordan Zimmerman hit Hamels with a pitch, Ray Ratto says the circle was complete. For now. |
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