The News Review:
- … misfires cost Spartans – Michigan State Spartans Sports:…
- Bhutto assassination: PCB, Ten Sports likely to take a big hit
- A victory speech (and picks) from the Sports Gal
- Gambia: A Man of Sports in a World of Sports Alhagi OB Conateh
… misfires cost Spartans – Michigan State Spartans Sports:…
mlive.com – Dec 28, 2007
Boston College won, 24-21. ORLANDO — Michigan State went into the Champs Sports Bowl determined to be better than average against No. 14-ranked Boston College’s top-rated rushing defense. And, with an opponent season-high 172 yards on the ground, the Spartans certainly were against a unit that was allowing 68. But it was a below-average performance against the Eagle pass defense, which intercepted four Brian Hoyer passes and recovered his fumbled snap, that doomed MSU to a 24-21 defeat Friday night in Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium.
Bhutto assassination: PCB, Ten Sports likely to take a big hit
Economic Times – Dec 28, 2007
Zimbabwe is scheduled to tour
Pakistan in January 2008 while a series with Australia is slated for March 2008. Both tours look unlikely after Thursday?s mayhem and carnage. The Zimbabwe
series is likely to be postponed, while Australia, which was unwilling to tour
even before Thursday, is likely to forfeit the series. The Dubai based Ten Sports
holds the rights to telecast both the series.
A victory speech (and picks) from the Sports Gal
ESPN – Dec 28, 2007
I looked up the records and, sure enough, I’m leading him by 17 wins with 16 games remaining. I thought this was really funny and demanded to write his “picks” column this week. He agreed, although he probably loved the chance to skip writing so he could spend time on more important stuff, like watching NBA games that happened in 1985, or sending taunting e-mails about his latest League of Dorks championship. Hold on, I have a quick holiday story: On Christmas Eve, the last night of the L.
Gambia: A Man of Sports in a World of Sports Alhagi OB Conateh
AllAfrica.com – Dec 28, 2007
He is an all-time sportsman. A football administrator, a national cricketer and cyclist during his youthful days and a true enterprenuer who has done so much for the development of sports, particularly football in The Gambia and beyond. GA_googleFillSlot(”AllAfrica_Story_Inset”);Conateh, who is the founding father of Wallidan Football Club, was elected the President of The Gambia Football Association in 1993. He served at the helm of the mantle until in 2001 when he stepped down as one of the most successful GFA presidents.
