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- King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
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- Longevity domination among ‘unbreakable’ criteria – College…
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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
salon.com – Jul 11, 2006
The Midsummer Classic renewed Tuesday night in Pittsburgh is stuck in limbo. It’s part silly exhibition part deadly serious decider of postseason fates. The two parts don’t mix. And if the All-Star Game isn’t already a joke it’s getting very close.
… Herald: national world business entertainment sport and…
Sydney Morning Herald – Jul 11, 2006
“Bravo all the same” wroteL’Humanite. “Zizou thank you thank you for everything”Humanite’s editorial said. Comparing him with the likes of Muhammad Ali and Pele assporting gods sports daily L’Equipe said none of them”broke the most elementary rules of sport in that way”. It was a”stupid” and “irreparable” gesture L’Equipe added. For mostcommentators it proved that Zidane was finally human and in thewords of La Montagne “prone like all of us to weakness andanger”.
Longevity domination among ‘unbreakable’ criteria – College…
ESPN – Jul 11, 2006
While wens is best known for the records — and barriers — he broke after he left hio State he set the bar high for generations of athletes. Last month Xavier Carter set the bar just a bit higher.
Sports of The Times; After 10 Years of Dazzling Plays WNBA Is Still…
New York Times – Jul 11, 2006
toolsRight –>By HARVEY ARATN Published: July 11 2006 IF she had not been otherwise engaged as the leading lady of a professional basketball team Diana Taurasi would have turned off her kinetic energy switch watched every moment of Sunday’s World Cup final right on down to the last P. But summer is Taurasi’s work-and-play season now and she was committed to a long team bus ride from Connecticut the state of her many collegiate conquests for the rare opportunity to play Madison Square Garden. Long known for superior court vision Taurasi cast a wandering eye to the asterisk posted next to Italy on the Garden scoreboard during the first half of her 36-point 9-rebound 5-assist masterpiece which carried the Phoenix Mercury past the Liberty 94-88 in overtime. Among other sports she is a fan of the game that the rest of the world calls football. Her father was born in Italy and moved to Argentina where he was a professional goalie and married an Argentine native. ”I guess I’m strictly Italian for the next four years” Taurasi born and raised in Southern California wisecracked in the Phoenix locker room.
