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Athlete of the Decade: For Michael Phelps, road to domination began with workout Down Under
This is an Aug. 17, 2008, file photo showing Michael Phelps displaying his eighth gold medal after the men's 4x100-meter medley relay final at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
McCoy named player of the year again
Texas quarterback Colt McCoy won the Walter Camp Football Foundation's player of the year award for the second consecutive season and also won the Davey O'Brien Award honoring the nation's best quarterback at college football's annual postseason awards at Disney World in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Planning ahead, Colangelo looks back
Jerry Colangelo is busy with roster decisions, schedules, sponsorships and anything else he believes USA Basketball needs to be successful next summer.
Kobe's decade: On top at the start and at the end
The United States had been losing games like this for years. With the 2008 Olympic gold medal on the line, the heavily favored Americans were in jeopardy of another international embarrassment.
LeBron James goes downtown, Lego lounge GP and Federer gets the giggles | Classic YouTube
Vintage Liverpool v Arsenal ties, Matt Damon as Francois Pienaar and HD surfing all feature in this week's round-up 2) Fluminense grabbed a point away at Coritiba at the weekend, securing their survival and condeming their hosts to relegation.
Here's the truth behind the Tiger Woods scandal
Jason Whitlock writes about the sports world from absolutely every angle, including angles other writers can't imagine or muster the courage to address.
In the public eye at age 15, LeBron worked hard to become media savvy: The Making of an MVP
Wherever the Cavaliers are playing, LeBron James draws a throng of media around him, as here in 2007 before the start of a practice session in preparation for game 2 of the NBA Finals against the Spurs at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas.
Bosh feels comfortable in T.O.
Chris Bosh says he has grown to appreciate playing north of the border. TORONTO - The opening scene of Chris Bosh's new documentary, "First Ink," shows the hoopster cruising around Toronto, city lights shining off the gleaming hood of his car while a soundtrack blares the same sample over and over: "Rep T-Dot till they bury me." Sounds like the ...
LeBron enters the NBA with comparisons to the 'blessed...
Thousands of fans jammed Gund Arena June 26, 2003, to celebrate as the Cavaliers selected LeBron James as the No.
LeBron laying claim to November: Cavaliers Insider
LeBron James was named NBA Player of the Month for November. James averaged 29.2 points per game last month.
Bulls blog: James would love to play with Rose -- in Olympics
Just one day after Derrick Rose acknowledged fantasizing about playing with LeBron James , the reigning MVP returned the favor.
Bucks' Skiles hit with suspension
The NBA suspended Milwaukee Bucks coach Scott Skiles one game without pay Friday for his actions toward an official, becoming the first coach to receive such a penalty in nearly seven years.
James paces Cavaliers past Bulls
LeBron James had 23 points and 11 assists and busted out every one of his dance moves as the Cleveland Cavaliers won for the 11th time in 13 games, beating the slumping Chicago Bulls 101-87 on Friday night.
SheBron? James not sure women ready for NBA
LeBron James can't imagine having a female teammate or posting up against a woman in the NBA.
Mahres hope US slalom drought ends at Vancouver
Posted on Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 11:35 a.m. The Mahres, Olympic medalists in 1984,A are the last Americans to win a medal in the Olympic slalom, a distinction they're reminded of every four years.
Mahres hope US slalom drought ends at Vancouver
Posted on Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 12:35 p.m. The Mahres, Olympic medalists in 1984,A are the last Americans to win a medal in the Olympic slalom, a distinction they're reminded of every four years.
Why Lebrons destined to never win a championship
If the two bronze medals didn't clue you into that fact, maybe the finals sweep did.
Mahres hope US slalom drought ends at Vancouver
Posted on Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 12:35 p.m. The Mahres, Olympic medalists in 1984,A are the last Americans to win a medal in the Olympic slalom, a distinction they're reminded of every four years.
Too much hype not needed to sell a fight - Pacquiao
Seven-time world champ Manny Pacquiao said the record pay-per-view buys of his "Firepower" match with Miguel Cotto has proven there's no need for "trash talk" to sell a fight.
Mitchell working at CB, doubts LeBron's claims
Rookie safety Mike Mitchell, whose second-round selection from Ohio was derided by so many draft critics, has been taking practice reps at cornerback.
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