Sports, generally (and sports journalism particularly), is filled with moments of easy and often cheap emotionalism. But it is also often the most simple channel through which true human emotion can be conveyed. Al Michaels's "Do you believe in miracles?" and Jim Valvano running around like a crazy person are…

What the hell?! I mean WHAT THE HELL? This dude is scum. If I was the woman I would tell his wife everything!! This poor woman is going off to visit family and her crappy husband is wining and dining some other woman? Some woman that he basically trapped on Craigslist?! Ugh some men suck such balls....I can't…

"I chose you," he said, explaining to her that he had a thing for redheads (Oh good, never mind then about being a cheating asshole). "You were special." Everyone, please grab your eyeballs before they roll into the back of your head. (Coincidentally his infatuation and interest with her disappeared as soon as his…

Why did I click on Eisen's remarks? Just terrible to hear the news, especially from the guy I associate with Stuart Scott the most. Unreal. And try as he did, Eisen almost made it through the whole thing all together.

Storm & Eisen's tributes were real & poignant. It showed people what friendship is. It has no color or gender. I'll be awaiting Phil Mushnick's snarky column on it tomorrow or Tuesday.

In October 2009, I was a senior at UNC, writing for the Daily Tar Heel. I was covering a women's volleyball match right before Late Night with Roy, which Scott hosted. When the match was over, I was set to leave, and Scott came over and sat at the press table next to me. We chatted for about ten minutes (I knew his…

Amen, that ESPN tribute turned me in to a snotty nosed, teared up mess. Rich Eisen's tribute on NFL network fucked me up too.

Who the fuck is cutting onions around here?

I cannot be the only man to shed a tear today. We lost a good one today.

You joke, but isn't that more or less what he did to Terrelle Pryor a few years back?

I choose to interpret it as a sign of feminist alliance, miming a castration gesture in solidarity with rape survivors: a gesture that signals the importance of punishing offenders and standing up for victims. Or, they could just be happy as fuck that they beat the shit out FSU's felonious morons, thiefs & rapists.

c'mon, it's a bit of a stretch to call DeMuro's Ferrari "dead reliable" based on one year and 5,000 miles of ownership.

For all the dead ppl

Wright Patterson has these, I live under part of their landing pattern, see them almost everyday.

No, flying out of Afghanistan in a C-17 makes you appreciate its beauty.