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“Redskins Rule” Could Decide ‘08 Election
Unearthed in 2000 by a sports researcher trying to provide television announcers with something interesting to talk about on the air, the “Redskins Rule” has quickly become a phenomenon of Presidential prognostication. In fact, depending on who you ask, the rule has
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Rocky Toppled
South Carolina beat Tennessee for only the fourth time ever tonight at Williams-Brice Stadium, a defensive-minded 27-6 win that makes the Gamecocks bowl-eligible for the fourth season in a row. For the down-and-out
Ra-Ra-Ra, North Carolina
The North Carolina Tar Heels are the first-ever unanimous preseason No. 1 team in college basketball history, and only the second team ever to start consecutive seasons ranked atop the Associated Press poll. North Carolina, which fell
Wrong Coach On The Hot Seat?
Without question, Tennessee Volunteers head coach Phillip Fulmer comes into Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. this weekend with his rather rotund posterior squarely on the “hot seat.” Saturday’s game against
Coaches Drawn To “Easy” ACC
It must be nice to play in the ACC … not only do you get the visual relief of good ole’ God-fearin’ Southern gals (well, unless you play for Boston College), but winning your conference championship guarantees
Rain Wins Game 5
The fifth game of the 2008 World Series was suspended indefinitely last night in the middle of the sixth inning, a controversial decision that left fans in Philadelphia wet, disappointed and (still) longing for their first championship
Vote On Clemson’s Next Football Coach
With speculation mounting in Farmertown, U.S.A. as to who might follow Tommy Bowden as Clemson (a.k.a. Clempsun) University’s next “non-interim” head football coach, we figured we’d give our
