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Gruffgoat's Football (aka Soccer) blog :: Chivas USA Defeat Santos Laguna 1 - 0 A wonderfully executed Sacha Kljestan cross found an onrushing Ante Razov in the box in the 73rd minute of play. Razov made no mistake as he flicked a great header in to the corner of Santos' net to give Chivas USA the 1-0 lead. In spite of missed chances and arguably missed calls by the referee, the Guerreros from Torreón could not equalize. Read the full match report at SuperLiga2008.com. sportsblogs Thursday, July 17, 2008 I hate it when a match is decided by a stoppage time penalty kick. Sure it's going to happen, especially at the late stages of the match; players are tired after 90 plus minutes, they make stupid mistakes, etc. So I understand it, but I donâ??t like it. Whatâ??s worse? When the stoppage time penalty is awarded because of a bad call. Thatâ??s what viewers saw last night as the New England Revolution defeated Pachuca CF on an injury time penalty kick. Sai... sportsblogs Thursday, July 17, 2008 By Anna Italia Good morning, buon giorno! After the RONALDINHOMANIA celebration yesterday, it seems the party is still going on with dedication of the front page from Italy's... sportsblogs Thursday, July 17, 2008 The Sports Academic :: Against John Henry: Machine over Man on the Tour In his contribution to The Tour de france 1903-2003 (Dauncney and Hare, eds.), Philippe Gaboriau places the Tour in the context of technological progress and Positivism, noting that the most significant sporting event in 1903 was not the first Tour de France but instead the Paris-Madrid auto and motorcycle race. In fact, eventual Tour winner, Maurice Garin, rode a motorcycle in that race (a race that was cut short when a crash caused 8 deaths and over ... sportsblogs Thursday, July 17, 2008 iStadia.com | Sport and Exercise Blogs :: Le Tour update - Riccardo Ricco tests positive Sadly a third case of doping has been announced after just 10 days of the the Tour de france. This time it's Riccardo Ricco, a young Italian prodigy and already winner of two stages.
His entire team Saunier-Duval have also withdrawn from the Tour.
Apparently the substance detected is "third generation" EPO and if there is a positive note it is that tests are working - but still seem not to convince some riders.
Peter-Danton de ROUFFIGNAC Sports Counselor sportsblogs Thursday, July 17, 2008 LestersLegends.com :: Fantasy Football Running Backs - Second Tier SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Fantasy Football Running Backs - Second Tier", url: "http://lesterslegends.co... }); sportsblogs Thursday, July 17, 2008 Conference honchos say no-way to playoffs The Orlando Sentinel spoke with conference commissioners, posing the same questions to each of them during seperate telephone interviews.
If you're a fan of any one of the seemingly limitless number of college football playoff proposals, you're not going to like what they had to say.
Q: Are we inching toward a college football playoff and do you want to see one?
BIG EAST COMMISSIONER MIKE TRANGHESE: "I have not seen anything that works unless you do things that presidents aren't going to accept. Presidents are not going to allow a football playoff to venture into the second semester, deep into the second semester. They're not going to allow football playoffs to take place during exams. And they're not going to start playing football early in August. ... I find it interesting because I hear football coaches say we ought to have a four-team playoff, I mean, don't insult my intelligence. Once there's a four-team playoff there will be an 8-team playoff. Once there's an 8, there will b Fanblogs Thursday, July 17, 2008 That's the way Nick Saban rolls From the legendary EDSBS, here's a first-hand video account of Nick Saban's personal motorcade.
The neighbor who made this video contends that this is a *daily* occurance. I'm not so sure I believe that this goes on every day.
But -- even still -- I think out motorcade-ing the Pope is a little... excessive.
© fanblogs.comView the original post or comment on That's the way Nick Saban rolls... Fanblogs Thursday, July 17, 2008 Vandy jumps on default Nike uniform bus The Vanderbilt Commodores will sport an updated uniform design by Nike for the 2008-2009 college football season. The new uniforms are essentially a black & gold derivative of Nike's current default "piping" uniform design, which was introduced several years ago by the Miami Hurricanes and made popular by Virginia Tech and others.
The new uniform has the Star V logo below the neckline and and on the back of the jersey above classic numbers trimmed in the schools colors. The pants are a new design, showcasing a Nike "Swoosh" on the right hip and a Star V logo on the left hip. The alternating black/gold/black stripes from the classic Vandy uniform pants are gone in this redesign, as are the two stripes on the jersey sleeves.
"The result of everybody's efforts and input is an extremely sharp looking uniform. I think Commodore fans are really going to like this fresh new look," [Head coach Bobby] Johnson said.
Vandy will have nine color combination choices (lots of color coordination Fanblogs Thursday, July 17, 2008 Jayhawks makes Mangino third highest paid coach in Big XII Kansas head coach Mark Mangino is entering some pretty lofty company in the Big XII, joining Oklahoma's Bob Stoops and Texas' Mack Brown in the conference $2 million plus club.
The Jayhawks signed Mangino to a two-year contract extension that will keep him at KU through 2012 at roughly $2.3 million per year. The new extension makes the Kansas coach the 13th highest paid college football coach in the country.
Mangino's new deal includes an increased payout in several incentives that could push the coach's salary even higher, including a $1.5 million longevity payment if he stays at KU through 2012.
From the Kansas City Star, here's at look at Mangino's incentives:
$225,000 - National championship
$125,000 - BCS bowl appearance
$100,000 - New Year's Day bowl
$75,000 - Other bowl appearance
$75,000 - Big XII Championship
$50,000 - Big 12 coach of the year
$75,000 - AP coach of the year
$125,000 - 40,000 season tickets sold by 9/1
HT: Da Wiz
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