The California Golden Bears attacked the Cover 2 down the middle against the UCLA Bruins last year for a Craig Stevens go-ahead TD.

The Buzz Bissinger madness of last week did leave a lingering question--what will be the future role of sports media in the Internet age, and what should new bloggers to the field aspire to be?

Oh Charles...read the prompter.

23 Michael Jordan commericals (And-1!) about how to maintain personal growth and development.

Profiles on the California Golden Bears who will be taken in the NFL Draft the next two days.

Why the San Antonio Spurs are up 3-0, and what the Phoenix Suns can do to pull off the greatest comeback in NBA history.

Terrence Howard gets you pumped up for the NBA Playoffs.

You usually go entire seasons without ten plays this good. What's your top play here?

My top 4:

1) Duncan dagger 3

2) Nash tying 3

3) Paul's sweet pass

4) Lebron's extension alleyoop

Doing a liveblog of all the Game 1 action over at the Play at CA. Come on over!

Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun Times thinks he can steal five bases off of the White Sox catcher. He was off by five.

Have you ever wanted a historical representation of The Play on Google Maps? Of course not. So here it is.

(If anyone wants famous sports plays on something that'd be visible on Google Maps, let me know!)

Definition: Where a writer of a site spends an inordinate amount of time researching an article that gets a decent amount of traffic, then links to pictures of an attractive female athlete which receives about a hundred times more attention.

How did Pac-10 offenses fare on 3rd down this past season?

Although Philly players had ran to the locker room thinking the game was over. After reviewing video footage, NBA officials rule Sixers center Samuel Dalembert committed a foul on Cavs guard Devin Brown with 0.2 second left remaining in the game. Brown hit the two shots, securing Cleveland's home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

Philly's reward? Instead of facing Orlando, they get to play Detroit. (via Odenized)

"Save Our Sonics!" was the haunting cry that came from the Key Arena crowd at the end of Seattle's 99-95 victory over Dallas.