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Sports top professional sports rivalries

Before Super Bowl XLVI between the New York Giants and New England Patriots, sports enthusiasts were comparing this rivalry to the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. While observing the discussion on ESPN, other great professional sports rivalries came to mind, such as the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers, and the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers. Here are just four of sports' greatest pro sports rivalries.
As a lifelong Liverpool fan, I am contorted with pride and shame at the moment. Pride in the increasingly convincing return of King Kenny Dalglish. Shame at the unseemly mess our new hero, Uruguayan Luis Suarez, has plunged us in. Read on to learn why.
The annual report "Keeping Score When it Counts" by Dr. Richard Lapchick shows that black male basketball players at Division I schools continue to lag behind their white teammates.
The AFO returned to action at the Holiday Inn in Mansfield, Mass. with their "Last Man Standing" MMA Event. Here's what happened.
How much does gender matter in the sports reporting business? This female sportswriter weighs in with her perspective.

Examining the image of the Black athlete

Although professional sports has provided many opportunities for African-American athletes and often unified communities across the nation, ESPN's recent town-hall meeting revealed differences along racial lines of how black athletes are viewed.

What happened to sportsmanship?

Whatever happened to being a good sport? No, this isn't about discussing what is happening on the field. This is about what is happening in the stands.

The State of Sports Address

The Commander-in-Chief of sports, Sportsshew, discusses some of the most debated issues in sports today, as well as some of those things that just really annoy him.

UFC 118 - Penn vs. Edgar 2

e-sports.com's Keith "Sinista1" Hayes attended UFC 118, and was there to support the local fighters Joe Lauzon and Kenny Florian. Here's how it all went down.

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.
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