• May 28, 2009 •
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Tags: business, cheating, coaches, coaching, college basketball, college sports, Dan Wetzel, devil, dishonesty, Final Four, John Calipari, Kentucky, Memphis, money, NCAA, recruiting, religion, SAT, scandal, school, sports, study, testing, U.K., Yahoo. Yahoo Sports
• March 21, 2009 •
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Tags: ACC, Big East, Big Ten, bizarre, brackets, CBS, Cleveland, Cleveland State, college basketball, college football, college sports, comedy, Dino Gaudio, Duke, Final Four, football, Gary Waters, humor, March Madness, media, NCAA, New York City, odd, Ohio, Pac Ten, Rutgers, SEC, St. John's, Wake Forest
• March 7, 2009 •
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Tags: ACC, American football, athletes, athletics, BCS, Bobby Bowden, broadcast, cheerleaders, coeds, college bowl games, college cheerleaders, college football, ESPN, Florida State, FSU cheerleaders, girls, Jenn Sterger, journalism, media, Michigan, NCAA, New York Times, Notre Dame, Penn State, pretty girls, scandal, SEC, Seminoles, University of Florida
• February 28, 2009 •
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Tags: brackets, Butler, BYU, college basketball, Cornell, Creighton, Davidson, Dick Vitale, Elite Eight, Final Four, March Madness, Miami (FL), NCAA, Niagara, Siena, South Carolina, St. Mary's, Sweet Sixteen, Temple, Utah State, Western Kentucky
• February 17, 2009 •
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Posted in college football, humor, life, motivation, sports, writing
Tags: NFL, MLB, college football, golf, pop culture, writing, NCAA, observations, WFAN, college, careers, television, media, Rutgers, ESPN, Florida, NASCAR, radio, New Jersey, Sports Illustrated, Lehigh, Lafayette, universities, broadcast media, tennis, sports writing, women, girls, how-to, journalism, sports journalism, writers, Pennsylvania, how to write, creative writing, press, NBA, monkey butts, Bruce Johnson, press credentials, pressbox, Mike and the Mad Dog, Mike and Mike in the Morning, NHL, Spanish, how to write a sports piece, how to write sports, how to write sports article, how to write news piece
• February 11, 2009 •
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Tags: NCAA, business, success, academics, college, teachers, students, college basketball, Princeton, Dartmouth, Harvard, universities, money, Ivy League, Yale, New York, Wall Street, finance, Connecticut, Philadelphia, wealth, stocks, bonds, March Madness, management, Penn, University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business, capitalism, Columbia, Final Four, sales, Ben Franklin, Wharton, MBA, banking, Cornell, Palestra, NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX, Brown, Boston
