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In the eleventh episode of Sports Blitz Now -- the brand new Huffington Post sports radio show -- Jordan Schultz and host Scott Braun discuss the ins and outs of Super Bowl XLVI and the keys for each team.
In the debut episode of Sports Blitz Now -- the brand new Huffington Post sports radio show -- Jordan Schultz and the guys broke down all the marquee matchups in college football this weekend, ranked their power 10 NFL teams and offered plenty of fantasy advice.
Over in America, though, a Washington Post sports reporter tweets a football tale that he knows is marginally wrong.
He describes the sights he sees along the way: a Post sports headline "SCRATCH TIMELY WRITES" (horse); a sign for a newly renovated hospital, which boasts that it "Offers a Full Spectrum of Emergency CareO; a bakery with birthday cakes decorated in French and Spanish; an Interim Site Improvement Park; a man watering the ivy at the Harvard Club.
It perks up with the entrance of Sally Jenkins, a Washington Post sports columnist who talks brashly and bluntly about the steroids scandal and wonders why it is that the African-American runner Marion Jones has been punished more harshly than the men who actually trafficked in the illicit substances she confessed to having used.
New York Post sports columnist and out-of-touch old white dude Phil Mushnick has sparked internet outrage for suggesting in his latest missive that the new, Jay-Z-owned Brenamen Nethemselvesall team rename themselves using street language that sometimes crop up in rap lyrics.
New York Post sports columnist, Joel Sherman, did the same: "All that can be made from sour grapes is whine".
I'll write the blog post "Sports App Pays For Real Refs To Return" or "NFL Rejects $3M Offer From Startup To End Ref Strike".
While I'm not quite ready to turn down the volume on my TV to hear Joe Schmo's coverage of the Superbowl, a place for sports fans to post sports rants for later listening has promise.
DC loves the Redskins but all the top Washington Post sports articles Sunday were on baseball.
Last Thursday, Zinke arrived at his new post sporting a cowboy hat and riding horseback.
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