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February 7, 2010

• 3:43 PM Bob Smith on Estrada loses a "controversial decision" in his heavyweight title fight in Projo Sports Blog:

  It wasn't "controversial" at all. 116 - 112 is about the right score for Adamek.

  
  

  February 6, 2010

• 11:38 PM bj on Budweiser says nay to Super Bowl ad featuring Clydesdales in Projo Sports Blog:

  are they crazy? the bud spots are always the best. leaving the horses out is hugely disappointed. Hope everyone buys Miller lite for their parties

  
  

  February 6, 2010

• 4:06 AM KimfU on Elizabeth Beisel interview: 'To be from Rhode Island is awesome' in Projo Sports Blog:

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  February 5, 2010

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  February 4, 2010

• 1:22 PM andrew on Celtics without Garnett? So far, the record says they're even better in Projo Sports Blog:

  ridiculous c'mon KG get better we suck without you suck up your knee issues and get back in the game now Pierce is out too god we're gonna lose all the games until y'all get it together and get back to doin wat u do best murderin other teams

  
  

  February 3, 2010

• 6:04 PM Carmen on Report: Tiger Woods could return in two weeks in Projo Sports Blog:

  I always suspected that Tiger Woods was not returning to golf or to the public eye until there was something to say about his marriage. Up to recently, Tiger was not sure of what Elin was going to do. Now that it is being reported that Elin has agreed to stay, the buzz is that Tiger will be back soon. Tiger may not be able to live a secretive life again. His wife, the public and sponsors will not accept it.

  
  

  February 3, 2010

• 11:41 AM ugg outlet on NBA to move ahead with replacement referees in Projo Sports Blog:

  "We're the ones who have given back money, put money back on the table," McMorris said. "I just don't know what else we can do."

  
  

  February 2, 2010

• 6:35 PM Celtics on Report: Paul Pierce may have broken foot in Projo Sports Blog:

  They really need him to be healthy. This would be terrible for their chances at another ring.

  
  

  February 1, 2010

• 12:50 PM linda on Budweiser says nay to Super Bowl ad featuring Clydesdales in Projo Sports Blog:

  Sorry, big mistake, I like the horses. Icon of the company.

  
  

  February 1, 2010

• 10:36 AM clownshoes on Celts aren't aging well in Projo Sports Blog:

  "john dailey said: How can you live with yourself?" Honestly. This blog was written much too hastily by a complete clown. I still remember your awful article written about the Red Sox the day after they got white-washed by the Yankees for a 3-0 deficit in the 2004 ALCS. You looked foolish then....this blog reminded me of that article.

  
  

  February 1, 2010

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  January 31, 2010

• 8:38 PM john dailey on Celts aren't aging well in Projo Sports Blog:

  How can you live with yourself?

  
  

  January 29, 2010

• 11:11 PM Ricky on Princeton crushes Brown, 63-46 in Projo Sports Blog:

  I hope the Ivy league can win a few big games this year, but I do not know. Cornell looks good early.

  
  

  January 28, 2010

• 10:51 AM bill gardner on Vongphoumy wins in Florida in Projo Sports Blog:

  wish I had known she was playing -would loved to have watched her play.many people have felt the wrath of #3 on the ocean course.I do not think cranston high even had golf in 1949 when I went buzz gardner,

  
  

  January 27, 2010

• 3:54 PM Gavin Johnston on Budweiser says nay to Super Bowl ad featuring Clydesdales in Projo Sports Blog:

  This is precisely why focus groups yield information that speaks to the lowest common denominator. Test an ad with a thousand people in a sterile environment and you get sterile responses. Surprise, surprise traditional methods produced information that is misguided. The Super Bowl isn’t about the game, it is about the party and social interaction. So while the Clydesdales do not speak to being hip, young, and funny, they do speak to the underlying, and unarticulated cultural expression of stability and tradition. It’s the “ah” moment. Without that “ah” moment Bud is just a series of juvinile spots that speak to a limited consumer base – there is nothing to tie the brand to the underlying motivations of the Super Bowl fan. The Super Bowl has become more than a championship game, it has become a worldwide phenomenon replete with rituals, symbolic meaning, and cultural expectations, just like Thanksgiving and Halloween. Relying on focus-group data misses the point that it isn’t about the beer, it’s about how the beer fits into the consumer’s lives, especially on this particular day. The Clydesdales, even if appearing in a single ad, speak to the populist symbolism of the day and the need people have for nostalgia during times of economic uncertainty. Dropping the horses is an enormous missed opportunity.

  
  

  January 27, 2010

• 1:20 PM Stan Marquex on Doc Rivers: Sly Williams was the craziest in Projo Sports Blog:

  Sly was so crazy he got off the train bound for Friartown in Kingston.

  
  

  January 27, 2010

• 10:43 AM Super Bowl on Budweiser says nay to Super Bowl ad featuring Clydesdales in Projo Sports Blog:

  Super bowl, Super bowl! You stolen ma soul! February were waiting, And now has come. And think of attending, Much games not some. Miami under lights Will offer more delights. I already got ma tix from Ticketwood.com and waiting impatiently for the games.

  
  

  January 26, 2010

• 2:05 AM nfl jerseys wholesale on Celtics second in sales of NBA team jerseys in Projo Sports Blog:

  nfl jerseys wholesale EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP)—Brett Favre(notes) isn’t the only star player who could retire from the Minnesota Vikings. Defensive tackle Pat Williams(notes) said Monday he’s “50-50” on whether he’ll return for the final year of his contract. At 37, Williams is the second-oldest player on the team behind the 40-year-old Favre. The three-time Pro Bowl pick said he feels fine physically, but is mentally “drained” after a devastating end to his 13th NFL season. The Vikings lost to the New Orleans Saints in overtime of the NFC championship game Sunday. Williams said he talked about the situation with Favre, who has famously struggled with whether to retire for the last few years. Williams was the anchor of a defense that gave up the fewest yards rushing in the league for three straight seasons starting in 2006.

  
  

  January 26, 2010

• 1:58 AM Magic Tickets on Orlando Magic, set to host Celtics on Thursday, now hold NBA's best record in Projo Sports Blog:

  I'm a huge fan of Orlando Magic and we still confident that they win this season.

  
  

  January 25, 2010

• 2:39 AM Heat Tickets on Miami Heat front office -- including Pat Riley -- takes 20% pay cut in Projo Sports Blog:

  We still confident that the Miami Heat can win this season. We always support them.