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 | From Tim Hyland, your About Spectator Sports Editor Some of college football's biggest and most powerful conferences have moved, or will soon move, to a nine-game league schedule. The SEC isn't among them. We explain why right here, in this week's About.com Spectator Sports Newsletter. | |
With Scheduling Decision, SEC Takes the Easy Way Out
In the end, it must be said, the SEC took the easy way out. One can only wonder what the consequences for this cowardice might be down the line.
| Is Dirk Nowitzki a Top 10 NBA Player of All Time?
Although the Dallas Mavericks performed better than most expected in their playoff series against the San Antonio Spurs, Dirk Nowitzki's team fell short and lost in seven games. Regardless of the loss, not many people blamed Nowitzki, who is seen as one of the best players of his generation. But is Nowitzki one of the greatest players of all time?
| Minnesota's Revolving Door of Goaltenders
Goaltending can make or break your team in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
| Jeter is Leaving at the Right Time
Through Sunday, Derek Jeter was batting .240 with a .311 on-base percentage and .582 OPS. He had no homers, no stolen bases and six RBI.
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