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Mullin made the hall of fame. I was akid when he was at St. johns and he (along with Ewing)did a lot to bring the big east to the big time. http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball/articles/2011/04/04/rodman_mullin_lead_2011_hall_of_fame_class/ Since they also look at college and olympic...

Jalen Rose also admitted on the doc that the better team won (Duke) in the Nat'l championship game and that he had to ultimately respect Laettner's game.

What's more telling is that McGuire's teammates always spoke highly of him, while Bond's teammates could not stand him.

Of course the "experts" are comparing him to Redick. Fredette is a better ball handler than Redick and is also better at creating off the dribble. I se him as a more athletic Stephan Curry. And that is no disrespect to Redick, who I think will be a legitimate star if he can get the minutes.

Could not agree more.

He pitched in a time before they had radar guns, but most baseball historians think that he would have been timed at well over 100mph. RIP

Good point, Rednose.

I agree. He may have taken too many shots to the head. When asked about Clotty he said "Clottey is 'black,' but not a 'black boxer' from the states with a slick style."

Paqcuaio has agreed to the drug test and Mayweather still will not fight him. This despite the noted genius Bernard Hopkin's comments that Paccuaio is afraid to fight black fighters. http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=5820908

Still, politics aside, he is a hell of a fighter.

Well, I'll be the first to admit I had this wrong. I thought that Pacquio would have a much tougher time of it and I even gave Margarito an outside shot of stopping Pac in the later rounds. He is truly a remarkable talent and I would love to see him fight Mayweather in his next fight.

I am a pacquio fan but I think margarito has a very good chance of pulling off the upset. he is bigger, stronger and has a good chin. If is is as relentless as he was in the cotto fight, he could walk pacquio down and stop him in the later rounds.

I've seen clips of Alworth and he was one of the all time greats. World class spped, soft hands and precise route running. He was able to dominate in an era where the DB's basically were able to mug the receivers all the way down the field. In fact, if he played under today's rules which forbids...

Excellent documentary. Yes, Petrovic was considered the best player in Europe, often scoring 50 or 60 pts a game and once he got his chance in the NBA (after being traded from Portland to NJ.) he started to dominate here as well. In the doc, they show clips of Kenny Andersaon recalling how...

To be fair, when Tim Tebow hurt his ribs on a similar play in preseason, (taking on a defender at the goal line instead of sliding) he was credited as being tough and fearless so I do not think that Vick diving is an indication of low intelligence. However participating in dog fighting and...