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Romo Will Lead Cowboys To SB XLVIII
Jul20

Romo Will Lead Cowbo...

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By Jeffrey Kahn  ::   This Will Finally Be The Year; Tony Romo Will Lead the Dallas Cowboys  to Super Bowl XLVIII. By examining the possibility, rather than making it a joke, you must understand that Romo does not control all the “uncontrollables.” Let’s examine some...

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LeBron James Leads Miami to Victory
Jun21

LeBron James Leads M...

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MIAMI — LeBron James can rest as long as he wants. He’s now a two-time NBA champion — and a two-time NBA Finals MVP. After two years of almost constant basketball, James still found a way to be at his absolute best in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. He scored 37 points, grabbed...

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Cuban Funds Flopping Study
Jun06

Cuban Funds Flopping Study

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Mark Cuban Funding NBA Flopping Study at SMU… The league’s anti-flopping policy that was put into place this season hasn’t exactly done a whole lot to curb the embarrassing effort of some players to exaggerate or invent contact to try to garner a favorable (if incorrect) foul call from the officials. David Stern said as much in addressing the media before the start of the NBA Finals, while also mentioning that fines or other penalties might have to be increased for them to truly act as a deterrent to this particular type of conduct exhibited by a percentage of the players. Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is taking it a step...

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STRIPPED
Oct22

STRIPPED

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UCI Confirms USADA Report, Strips Armstrong. WATCH THE  VIDEO NOW. Lance Armstrong was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned for life by cycling’s governing body Monday following a report from the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency that accused him of leading a massive doping...

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How the Mavs Could Land Al Jefferson
Sep04

How the Mavs Could Land Al Jefferson

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Eddie Sefko takes a look at the Mavericks’ chances of landing Al Jefferson. Point guard Deron Williams’ snub – choosing to stay with the Brooklyn Nets – stung the Mavericks, but that doesn’t mean the results will be the same next summer, when Dallas figures to have at least as much salary cap flexibility as it did at the start of this offseason. Either way, it won’t keep the Mavericks from taking another big swing at a superstar-level player — or perhaps two of them. Utah’s Al Jefferson is agile enough to cope with virtually any of the new-era hybrid centers. (AP) In the fourth installment of a series on the most...

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It’s Win or Go Home
Sep01

It’s Win or Go...

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How Many Wins Do The Cowboys Need for Jason Garrett to Keep His Job? Jerry Jones may have squashed any talk that the “window” is closing for theCowboys to chase a Super Bowl, but Dallas is a franchise that has underachieved for the better part of a decade. In the past 10 years Dallas...

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Celebrating 20 Years
Aug26

Celebrating 20 Years

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Stars release 2012-13 Regular Season Schedule.   Thursday, 06.21.2012 / 10:34 AM / News  Frisco, TX — The Dallas Stars will open the 2012-13 National Hockey League regular season, their 20th year in Texas and 46th in franchise history, on the road against the Phoenix Coyotes on...

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Top Notch Baseball in Our Own Back Yard
Aug26

Top Notch Baseball i...

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Dr. Pepper Ballpark has won awards and garnered praise for its unique design… Dr Pepper Ballpark is the home ballpark of the Frisco RoughRiders Class AA minor league baseball club. Located in Frisco, Texas, the stadium has a capacity of 10,316. This award winning ballpark is host to...

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A New Sarge in Town
Aug23

A New Sarge in Town

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Bernard James, a 6-foot-10, 230 forward/center was drafted to the Dallas Mavericks this year. Before turning his attention to basketball, James spent six years in the United States Air Force, rising to the rank of staff sergeant and serving tours of duty in Iraq, Afghanistan and Qatar. The...

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Top H.S. Receiver Chooses Texas A&M
Aug23

Top H.S. Receiver Ch...

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The last thing Dallas Skyline receiver Thomas Johnson wanted to do… is overthink his decision. That’s why he followed his heart, which told him to become an Aggie. Johnson signed his letter of intent to play football for Texas A&M at his school Wednesday in front of peers,...

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