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Wallabies win, but don't get carried away

The Wallabies rugby team have won just one Test against the poorly playing Springboks, but it is wrong to think from they are on the way back.

Hope for the Wolverines in 2010

After the 2008 and 2009 seasons, and the horrible outcome to both, the Michigan Wolverines football team and its fans have to be anxiously awaiting the 2010 season. Will this be the year they win enough games to be eligible for a bowl? Will this be the year they beat most of their conference opponents? Will this be the year they finally hand a loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes, something they haven't done since 2003? This year, there may just be hope for the Wolverines after all.

Oosthuizen shocks the world

The Open, which celebrated its 150th year, fell to a little known outsider from South Africa as Louis Oosthuizen won golf's most famous tournament at St Andrews.
As gambling is touted as the savior of the horse racing industry, it has also helped cause its possible demise.

Le Tour

The Tour de France is the world's most famous cycling race, with almost 200 men embarking on a 2,000 mile journey around France. Recent years have thrown the sport into murky times, but will this spell the end of it's annual three-week existence? Not if this year's race is anything to go by.

Breaking the law! Breaking the law!

If, as the saying goes, possession is nine tenths of the law, then England's World Cup performances so far have been criminal.

A leading man – Raphael Ortiz

Overcoming obstacles to reach his goals was without struggle for St. Peters Preparatory High School varsity quarterback, Raphael Ortiz. The bonds between brothers, the bonds between teammates, the bonds between families are hard to break, and through times of need, encouragement and care ,true compassion is always there. Ortiz's extraordinary talent and accomplishments led him into his future. Not only is he a big brother at home, but a big brother, a captain and a leader in the game on the field.

Contract dispute turns nasty in New England

With the NFL's uncapped-salary year fully underway, the harsh reality of the restricted free agent situation is beginning to take shape and player frustrations are boiling over.

Ode to the Wizard of Westwood

I’m telling you, when a building goes down, like your old high school, or someone “close” to you dies, a piece of you goes with them. That is how it feels with the passing of John Wooden. This is an Ode to the Wizard of Westwood.
The upcoming free agency of superstars LeBron James, Dwanye Wade and Chris Bosh, all one of the top five players drafted in 2003, is going to prove to be interesting to watch. So, which NBA teams will make an effort to attract at least one of these players? Read on to find out.

Chicago gets a championship

It took 49 years, but the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Philadelphia Flyers and are now the 2010 Stanley Cup Champions.

Another championship for Philadelphia?

The Philadelphia Phillies recently won a World Series. Could the Flyers add another sports trophy to the "City of Brotherly Love?"

Going to the Stanley Cup Finals

While the city won't get to host the 2016 Summer Olympics, the Windy City is getting another shot to host a sporting event – the 2010 the Stanley Cup Finals.

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