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Mooney on Tiger Woods

Comedian Paul Mooney drops in to Davey D TV to discuss Tiger Woods, among other things. (NSFW Language)

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Thank you number 20

Brian Dawkins Thank You Full Page in Philadelphia Daily News

A true class move. And every Eagles fan’s favorite. It has been kind of rough to see Brian Dawkins in Broncos Blue and Orange, and while the Eagles had to push them farther away from a playoff birth, but it was good to see him back in Philly if only for an afternoon.

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Wizards Guard Gilbert Arenas brings his gun to work

Gilbert Arenas does the stupid: The league allows players to possess guns, but under the collective bargaining agreement, they cannot have weapons at NBA facilities. Arenas hasn’t been charged with a crime, but he could face a league fine or suspension following the investigation. After CBSSports.com broke the news of the investigation on Christmas eve, [...]

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NHL Winter Classic: Flyers at Bruins

More of these. Outdoor ice hockey is tailor made for HDTV. It didn’t snow on the game at Boston’s Fenway Park this year, but when it does snow, it is stunning. They should make this a double header in two different cities on New Year’s Day, much like the NBA jump starts interest in their season [...]

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BCS Academic Rankings: what top football schools are graduating players?

Hats off to the Penn State University! With two-time champion Boston College dropping out of the rankings this year, Penn State’s Nittany Lions moved up from sharing the number two spot in last year’s ranking to take over the top spot. The Stanford Cardinal, which is making its Academic BCS debut thanks to an 8-4 season, takes the [...]

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College Bowls not the big payday universities may expect

Virginia Tech is one of the premier football programs in the Atlantic Coast Conference. They have a loyal fan base and play in a BCS conference, they usually have double digit wins and have been bowl eligible as long as BCS system has existed. So a berth in the Orange Bowl in Miami should provide [...]

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Didinger: Bad tackling is a league wide problem

This article on the poor quality of tackling that has become the norm around the NFL by Pro Football Hall of Fame sportswriter Ray Didinger is dead on: I study tape with NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger, and he is constantly groaning as he watches one missed tackle after another. “Poor fundamentals,” he says. “No [...]

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Sunday was a day to watch football

The overtimes, records broken, the lead changes, the big plays the game winning catches, the power rushing touchdowns, big hits, the playoff births clinched, the wild card races log-jammed, the streaks extended. My favorite non Eagles player is Josh Cribbs. He is having the best kick returner season in history, but he is also a [...]

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Bengals WR Chris Henry dead at 26

Bengals WR Chris Henry is dead. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry died Thursday, one day after falling out of the back of a pickup truck during what police said was a domestic dispute with his fiancee. Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said Henry died at 6:36 a.m. He was 26. “We knew him in [...]

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Phanatics: Atop the NFC East

Defense was a mess. Offense was high powered. The last Eagles drive was a thing of beauty.

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Phanatics: Eagles at Giants

Eagles fan confession: I detest the Giants more than I detest the Cowboys. Eagles need a win tonight.

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A Real Commercial that you won’t believe is real

I was at a dinner/housewarming party last night, after the DJ hero round robin stopped, the PS3 turned off, this commercial happened to be on TV: and why not another?

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SNL lampoons Tiger Woods coverage in News Media

Tiger Woods coverage vs. Edwards/Sanford/Ensign coverage. Which is more important? One is a golfer, the other were public officials. Which one should get more news coverage?

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Pittsburgh Mayor to city’s College Students: Dude, you got 5 millie I can have?

I get why the mayor of Pittsburgh wants to do this, but I don’t get why he or the City Council believes this is a good idea. Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl has given local colleges and universities an ultimatum: Offer a plan to provide $5 million a year in support to the city, or the [...]

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Philadelphia Eagles reup Andy Reid through 2013

Andy Reid has established the Eagles as one of the model franchises in the NFL, and he will guide them for at least four more seasons. Reid has signed a three-year extension that expires following the 2013 season; his previous deal ended after next season. Reid, who was hired in 1999, has won more regular [...]