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No one knew the "full truth" of Armstrong's doping Jan 19th 2013, 02:34 Lance Armstrong says that neither his ex-wife Kristin, also a professional cyclist, and Anna Hansen, his long-time girlfriend, knew the full truth about his doping. Armstrong did apparently ask his ex-wife if she thought he could make a comeback after he stopped doping. Her answer -- yes -- prompted him to relaunch his career in the mid-00s. Read full article >> | Lance Armstrong's most humbling moment Jan 19th 2013, 02:29 Oprah Winfrey went right for the throat at the start of the second half of her interview with Lance Armstrong, reminding him that most media outlets have taken to calling him "disgraced" and asking him to recount his most humbling moment in the aftermath of his doping scandal. Read full article >> | Wizards vs Nuggets: Game 37 Discussion thread Jan 19th 2013, 01:08 Nene and JaVale McGee will face their ex-teammates nearly 10 months after they were swapped for each other in a deadline deal last March. Nene expects to be overcome with some emotion his first game as a Denver Nuggets opponent at Pepsi Center Read full article >> | Virginia Tech football announces overhaul of offensive coaching staff Jan 18th 2013, 23:51 After weeks of speculation, Virginia Tech's worst season in 20 years has officially prompted Coach Frank Beamer to implement the most drastic changes his program has seen since then. Beamer announced an overhaul to his offensive coaching staff Friday afternoon, hiring former Auburn offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler and offensive line coach Jeff Grimes to serve the same roles at Virginia Tech and adding former Stanford assistant Aaron Moorehead as the program's new wide receivers coach. Read full article >> | Nene expecting an emotional return Jan 18th 2013, 23:08 Of all the memories that Nene has from nearly 10 years in Denver, few stand out more than the standing ovation fans at Pepsi Center gave him when he returned to basketball after a bout with testicular cancer. Nene came back roughly two months after he had the tumor removed and the applause lasted longer than the 77 seconds of actually playing time he clocked in a win against the Dallas Mavericks. Read full article >> | D.C. United's training camp roster Jan 18th 2013, 22:22 D.C. United's roster for training camp includes most of the players who fueled the run to the MLS Eastern Conference finals in November. Players will come and go before the season opener March 2 at Houston. The supplemental draft is Tuesday and United is monitoring the international market. Camp begins in earnest Sunday in Bradenton, Fla., where DCU will play the Columbus Crew and Swedish club Malmo. The bulk of camp will be spent in Orlando, Feb. 7-23. Read full article >> | Browns hire Ray Horton as defensive coordinator Jan 18th 2013, 21:45 The Cleveland Browns announces the hiring of former Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton to fill the same position in their organization. Redskins defensive backs coach Raheem Morris also was under consideration for the position and had been scheduled to interview with Cleveland on Friday. Read full article >> | Nuggets' George Karl on JaVale McGee: 'I just want him to be more Tim Duncan-like' Jan 18th 2013, 21:06 The Denver Nuggets and Portland Trail Blazers were tied in overtime on Tuesday night and Nuggets point guard Ty Lawson was dribbling far above the three-point line. JaVale McGee was standing and waiting, then sprinted toward Lawson as if he was going to set a pick. McGee gave Portland forward J.J. Hickson a slight nudge and slid back toward the basket, pointing at the ceiling to request an alley-oop. Read full article >> | Nationals avoid arbitration with Ian Desmond Jan 18th 2013, 20:59 The Nationals and Ian Desmond avoided arbitration by agreeing on a contract that will pay him $3.8 million for the 2013 season, according to a person familiar with the deal. Desmond, 27, was eligible for arbitration for the first time and earned a well-deserved and significant raise for his breakout season in 2012 in which he earned $512,500. He was a Gold Glove finalist, won a Silver Slugger Award, earned some fringe National League MVP votes and could have been perhaps the team's MVP if not for an injury. Read full article >> | Leonsis: Lockout didn't damage relationship with Capitals players Jan 18th 2013, 19:53 Owner Ted Leonsis visited the Capitals practice facility earlier this week, welcoming players back at the conclusion of the NHL lockout. He served a member of the owners' negotiating committee during the lockout, consistently attending bargaining sessions as the owners and players squabbled over shares of hockey-related revenues, contract term limits and so on. Despite his part in the lockout, Leonsis insisted that his relationship with Capitals players is unharmed. Read full article >> | |
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