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by Leon Walker

SPORTS BIZ Speaking as an Englishman, to hear someone telling you that they dislike a sport, but watch its biggest game “for the commercials” is a tricky concept to get your head around.

The only sporting events in the UK that come even close to the national TV audience pull of the Super Bowl is when the England national team reaches the knockout stages of the World Cup. And when a game of this nature is on, for even the non-sports fans, the draw is definitely the meat of the game rather than its corporate side dishes.

By Brittni Michaelis
It has been three weeks since Lane Kiffin left, well abandoned really, The University of Tennessee’s football program to embark on his new journey in becoming the head coach for The University of Southern California’s Trojan football program.
In recent weeks, Derek Dooley was named the new head football coach for The Volunteers, recruits [...]

by Courtside Post Guest Contributor

While our country has been bombarded with the Tiger Woods cheating scandal, our friends over in England have fired back! English football captain John Terry, married with twins, allegedly had an affair. But this is not just any affair. Reportedly, Terry was hooking up with lingerie model Vanessa Perroncell, former girlfriend of Wayne Bridge, his England team mate. More than a simple liaison, he also allegedly got her pregnant, and than arranged for an abortion.

by Ross Buran
What comes to mind when you think of the name Nnamdi Asomugha? Probably the fact that it is a peculiar name and the difficulty involved in pronouncing it. But after that, one might think All-Pro Cornerback, first round draft choice, or college football standout. Those are the obvious things, but when he takes [...]

This is what the NFL is all about. It is about any Given Sunday. It is about the camaraderie. And it is all about Rex Ryans fat ass giving awesome speeches filled with F bombs.

by Courtside Post Staff Writer

When Patriots quarterback Tom Brady looks back on what was the worst performance of his 18-game postseason career, he refuses to make any correlation between how his personal life has changed and his on field performance.

Written by Brittni Michaelis

With Lane Kiffin vacating his head post as the University of Tennessee’s Football Coach, to take the same role at the University of Southern California, many are left wondering what happened and more importantly what’s next for UT?

by Leon Walker

Lane Kiffin is set to repay $800,000 to the University of Tennessee after announcing his return to coaching at University of South California, according to reports.

Possible recruiting violations of the University of Tennessee football program…