NCAA Bracket advice: Sporting News Today ranks the field of 65

MAMUDU, Your March 17, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue Which 10 teams have the best shot to win NCAA title Vols'signing of Bryce Brown boosts recruiting class Devils' Brodeur goes for wins record tonight Carolina denies talking Peppers trade with Pats Women's tournament: Can anyone stop No. 1 UConn? If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&35093&119117&12927&0000&1236447143&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28207

Sporting News Today: 30 pages of NCAA Tournament coverage to help with yourbracket

MAMUDU, Your March 16, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue DeCourcy: And the winner is ... Louisville Breer: Only way to build an NFL champ is via draft Good news, bad news for hobbled Rex Sox Lawyer named to succeed Upshaw as NFLPA head Rollins drives in four, Team USA stays alive If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&35000&118977&12895&0000&1236447070&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28207

Sporting News Today: Final maddening moments before Selection Sunday

MAMUDU, Your March 15, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue DeCourcy: After 124 days, it's time for answers in college hoops Georgia Tech's Johnson moving up SN's draft board Devils' Brodeur ties NHL goalie mark for wins NFL Players' Association to pick new boss today No mercy: Puerto Rico pounds USA 11-1 at WBC If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&34975&118939&12890&0000&1236447062&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28207

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Fabio Capello Given A Lesson In The Pre-Game Speech. Posted: 13 Mar 2009 12:29 PM PDT Daryl already posted this on England WCB this morning, but it’s of such calibre it undoubtedly deserves a ‘global’ audience. Brief explanation: It’s Red Nose Day in England (OK, Britain) where comedy and charity collide and the big names of the day happily make fools of themselves for Comic Relief in a big effort to raise money. One of the big draws this year is James Corden (of Gavin & Stacy fame) giving a lecture to the England team. Few questions I have though: i. Had this been rehearsed going in? Did the English players know what was going to be said or was this more of an impromptu ‘roast’? (Not that kind, Frank & Rio.) Because if so, kudos to most of the England players for being able to keep a straight face. Except for you, Crouchie. You’ve been told you’re rubbish too many times not to play it off. ii. While we’re marginally on-topic…what ever happened to Kieron Dyer? iii. Is Lampard about to cry when Steven Gerrard’s name is brought up? iv. How does JT’s wife let him leave the house with hair like that? v. Was there a 20-cap requirement to be roasted? How did Carrick get off scot-free? Did Fergie phone in a request to get him out of international duties? (You’ll notice Rooney is absent. Mmm hmm.) And finally…how the hell did six misses result in just a head in Hangman? Are there English rules to which I haven’t been made privy? Is there a professional footballers’ handicap? I need answers. But really, the whole thing is brilliant and Fabio Capello would do well to learn a thing or two - particularly how to speak in an Essex accent.

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Sporting News Today: The seven teams in the race for No. 1 seeds

MAMUDU, Your March 14, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue DeCourcy: Pitt, North Carolina locks for top seeds Syracuse needs only one OT to beat West Virginia SN Radio exclusive: Cowboys' Hamlin talks T.O., Romo, more Packers plan to make Favre pitchman Baseball Dish: Posada to make catching debut Sunday If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&34974&118948&12889&0000&1236447059&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28207

Sporting News Today: Syracuse outlasts UConn in second-longest Division I game ever

MAMUDU, Your March 13, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue Syracuse outlasts Connecticut in 6-OT thriller, 127-117 Michigan, Rodriguez land top QB recruit Sanchez tops our latest mock draft Memphis' Evans headlines SN's All-Freshman team Santana struggles in spring debut If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&34837&118899&12855&0000&1236446977&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28207

Sporting News Today: Griffin headlines SN's 15-man All-American team

MAMUDU, Your March 12, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue UNC's Hansbrough becomes first four-time All-American NFL Draft: Alabama's Smith fails to impress at workout SN Radio exclusive: Browns' Quinn addresses trade rumors, future Analysis: Can Pujols carry Cardinals to postseason? Syracuse tops Seton Hall in Big East tournament If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&34724&113627&12825&0000&1236446913&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28207

World Cup 2006 Blog

Uzbekistan Takes Its Training Seriously. Posted: 10 Mar 2009 02:40 PM PDT Uzbekistan has been struggling in World Cup qualifying, languishing at the bottom of Group 1 in Asian qualifying. They take on group leaders Australia in Sydney during the next qualifiers round, so they’ve understandably had to incorporate some extreme training methods in order to take the result against the Socceroos, as you can see. Thanks to Azamat, who sent us the tip along with this email: “It comes to my attention that many people are deciding the 2010 World Cup qualifying series and that teams like Australia are a shoes in. But let me make this clear - the mighty Uzbekistan team is making new plans. My cousin gave to me a movie that shows the extreme training methods from the Uzbekistan team. You will see from this movie many players are making amazing levels of skill and power. And when Australia plays our great nation they will also see our invincible football.” With this at the footer: Disclaimings: This email is for marketing purposes but its contents and anyone from Uzbekistan should be taken very seriously. Hear that, Australia? This game should be magic.

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Sporting News Today: Bill Self is Sporting News' coach of the year

MAMUDU, Your March 11, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue Self honored for quick rebuilding job at Kansas Pac-10 Tournament preview: Arizona tries to keep NCAA streak alive Big 12 Tournament preview: Sooners playing for No. 1 seed The mystery men who could shake up the top of the NFL Draft What's wrong with the struggling Red Wings? If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&34607&113587&12788&0000&1236446852&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28207

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Nike’s Advertising Department Fails At Subtlety Posted: 09 Mar 2009 04:10 PM PDT I think we’re getting closer and closer to the day when Nike ceases making actual athletic equipment to focus solely on making crappy virals and advertisements which have us yearning for the days of Paolo Maldini, Roberto Carlos and that ugly devil dude from ‘Au Revoir’. This is their latest submission, in which they fail miserably at hiding their true intentions. In the video you’ll notice the highlights from Brazil & Italy’s friendly in London last month which ended up 2-0 and likely saved Dunga’s job - thus meaningless for one team, not so much for the other. What you’ll realize almost immediately - if you hadn’t cheated by having Dirty Tackle tell you before viewing the video - is that Brazil wears Nike and Italy wears Puma. So queue the ‘Brazil v Italy: Never Friendly ad that’s mostly just highlights of Selecao flair and Andrea Pirlo’s career flashing before our very eyes (he’s recovered, thanks). And you can’t fault them for almost exclusively showing Brazilian highlights - they do, after all, sponsor the national team. But what conclusion can one take from this game and ad? Nike > Puma, obviously. I miss the old days when - at least in the advertising realm - brands proved they were better simply by being better. [Spotted on, again, Dirty Tackle]

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Sporting News Today: Big East Tournament preview

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