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When I would watch the NBA playoffs last spring, one of my favorite parts of the coverage was the ""wired"" segments from TNT and ESPN in which the networks would show three or four clips, mostly of head coaches yelling at their players or talking strategy with them during a timeout.
For years we accepted that Bill Belichick was a football genius. The guy just never made a wrong move.
Sunday's 4-1 Minnesota Twins loss to the New York Yankees meant the end of more than a team's season. For fans who appreciate multi-purpose, cheap stadiums like the Metrodome, it meant the end of an era.
A new single is set to be released along with ""This Is It,"" a movie about the rehearsals leading up to what was to be Michael Jackson's final tour. The song was unfinished, only a piano with Michael singing and some of the lyrics. On top of this, a significant amount of unfinished tunes have been recovered. But if any artist is so electric and dynamic their work deserves to be preserved the way they left it, it is Michael Jackson, though there are some odd cases of posthumous work in the past that also warrant questioning.
Sunday's Primetime Emmy presentation wasn't much different from the year prior, at least within my universe. I was still attempting to watch the awards in the middle of my Sunday night shift at work. I still watched gleefully as ""30 Rock"" won in every category and I still scratched my head when they announced a list of mini-series nominees I'd never heard of. It's like a category just for HBO.
The beginning of the college football season also marks the release of the newest editions of college football video games. Playing the role of Florida, perennial powerhouse EA Sports has brought the house with ""NCAA Football 2010."" Given the hype surrounding the newest game, the game's shortcomings are a bit surprising.
The year 2003 is important for many reasons. The United States officially invaded Iraq, Arnold Schwarzenegger was elected governor of California, and China officially joined Russia and America by becoming the third country to put a person in space. However, none of these can possibly parallel the event that occurred on February 21, 2003; that was the day the Todd Phillips film ""Old School"" hit theaters and changed the landscape of comedy for the next decade.
Two current Wisconsin women's hockey team members will join six former Badgers and Wisconsin head coach Mark Johnson on the 2009-'10 U.S. National Hockey team and could be on their way to the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.
Two current Wisconsin women's hockey team members will join six former Badgers and Wisconsin head coach Mark Johnson on the 2009-'10 U.S. National Hockey team and could be on their way to the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.
Three members of the Wisconsin women's hockey team will travel to Blaine, Minn., to take part in the 2009 USA Hockey Women's National Festival - the selection camp for the 2009-'10 national team.
The numbers say it all: a third national championship in four years, just two losses in the entire season, four team members (and their head coach) selected for the U.S. national hockey team and a Patty Kazmaier Award for Wisconsin senior goaltender Jessie Vetter.
When the year wound down last May and the opportunity to try my hand at writing a weekly column came up, I jumped on it. I never thought it would be easy, though I have to admit I never thought it would be this hard, either.
The regular season may be over, but the championships are just heating up for the University of Wisconsin women's rowing team. The Big Ten Championships kick off the post-season Saturday, May 2, at Griggs Reservoir in Columbus, Ohio. The Badgers will take a full six-boat team into competition. Head coach Bebe Bryans led the team to another strong campaign in her fifth season at the helm. Bryans is excited about the way her team practiced and competed as they closed out their regular season.
Would our teacher be a stripper with huge plastic boobs? What kind of shoes does one wear to this kind of thing? Would there be mirrors, peeping toms and would I get herpes?
The Wisconsin men's and women's rowing teams were in action this weekend and both teams posted solid results.
If you're like me, by this point in the semester, you have completely checked out of all your classes. Perhaps you are ignoring homework, skipping entirely too much class, or maybe you have just stopped pretending you aren't facebooking during lecture. Whatever the case, you're probably looking for something to distract you from your responsibilities and make the rest of the semester go faster. Let me suggest recording a rap album.
The men's and women's rowing teams both excelled in competition against Big Ten opponents this past Saturday.
Passover is a weird holiday to me. In theory, it's great - Jews getting together and commemorating our freedom from bondage in Egypt. We drink at least four glasses of wine, watch The Ten Commandments"" on NBC, sing - sometimes poorly - and celebrate with our closest friends and family.
If I may borrow from Garrison Keillor, it has been another quiet off-season in Green Bay, my hometown. Free agency yielded a number of exciting stories across the league, from the big-time pickups in Kansas City to the axing and reclaiming of Terrell Owens. But once again, the Packers remain absent from the headlines while the rest of the league spends time wheeling and dealing.
In 2007, the teen comedy ""Superbad"" became a certifiable phenomenon. One of the most popular high school movies in years, it was quoted ad nauseum and made a cultural icon out of a lovable loser known famously as ""McLovin.""
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