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Champions League – Week 2 Results & Tables (Groups E – H)
The “group of death” in the Champions League didn’t look very close, as Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund had no problem manhandling Napoli and Marseille, while Chelsea got their mojo back in Bucharest, Barcelona managed to find one moment of brilliance in order to beat Celtic while Milan needed a late penalty to avoid defeat against Ajax.
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Best Photos From Media Day Across the NBA
Before NBA teams actually begin training camps for the 2013-2014 season, each one has to step up in front of the cameras, microphones and fans on media day. Only after the necessary posing and formalities can they actually begin with their preseason preparations.
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College Football to the NFL – Who Sends the Most Players
Even though the USC Trojans football program is going through some hardships, it proves that in terms of providing talent to the NFL it reigns, producing the most NFL players on the rosters that kicked off the season with 40, followed by LSU who sent 39, a surprising Miami team with 38 and followed by Georgia with 36.
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Denver Broncos Averaging More Points Than the Jacksonville Jaguars & Tampa Bay Buccaneers Have Scored All Season
The disparity between some NFL teams this season is quite astonishing, as the incredible Denver Broncos offense, averaging 44.8 points per game, is scoring each game more than what the Jacksonville Jaguars (31 points) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers (44 points) have scored in total since the beginning of the season.
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LeBron James – Being the Greatest Ever Means Winning At Least Six Rings
Talent and even individual accomplishments like MVP awards and incredible statistics won’t help LeBron James on his quest to become recognized as the greatest player in NBA history, unless he wins that sixth NBA championship ring.
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New Orleans Saints – Drew Brees Makes 400 Yards Look Easy
It was the 10th time Drew Brees threw for over 400 yards since joining the New Orleans Saints, getting plenty of help from Jimmy Graham and Darren Sproles, but the main difference from the perfect team this season than the train wreck of a year ago is with Sean Payton.
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San Diego Chargers, Denver Broncos & New England Patriots All Going to the Super Bowl?
Even though the AFC can send only one team to the Super Bowl, it seems that statistics and history make it seem like three teams: The San Diego Chargers, Denver Broncos and the New England Patriots are all going to the Super Bowl this season.
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On the Complete Mess That Josh Freeman & the Tampa Bay Buccnaeers Have Become
The NFLPA is going for some heads with the new of Josh Freeman being involved in the league’s drug program, although not being one strike away from suspension. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers seem to be doing everything possible to degrade and hurt the value of their former starting quarterback, which doesn’t really help them with him asking for a trade.
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2013 NFL Season – Week 4 Power Rankings
With week 4 gone by, the field of truly elite teams on a regular season scale narrows down, as the Denver Broncos distinguish themselves as the best in the league with another huge win, while the New England Patriots put themselves back in the discussion as Tom Brady figures out his receiving crew for the first time. The Seattle Seahawks are showing signs of offensive inconsistency, but just like the Kansas City Chiefs, their defense is strong enough to keep them in games.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Trying to Take Real Madrid Heat Away From Carlo Ancelotti
Who is more at fault – the players or the manager? The two are connected, eternally. Cristiano Ronaldo played badly, and so did the rest of his team, but the Real Madrid star is still trying to direct the attention away from his manager, even if Carlo Ancleotti wasn’t as kind to his own players after losing in the derby.