Showing posts with label ESPN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ESPN. Show all posts
Monday, December 12, 2011
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Kevin Bush: College Football Player, Iraqi War Veteran
In honor of Veterans Day here is a video from ESPNs College Gameday about Indiana football player Kevin Bush who is an Iraqi War Veteran. Thanks to people like Kevin Bush we all are able to live our lives in freedom.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
30 for 30 - Winning Time
This Sunday March 14th ESPN's Documentary series titled 30 for 30 will be showing "Winning Time" about Reggie Miller's success against the New York Knicks. Here is a short scene from the Documentary.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
LHP Randy Johnson Retires
Randy Johnson has retired after 22 years as a Major League Pitcher. He was one of the most dominant/intimidating pitchers of this generation (if not of all time).
Friday, May 22, 2009
Look Alikes 3: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK
So once again we have a look-alike post. Our first set of look-alikes are former Cleveland Brown CB Hanford Dixon and actor John Amos

Our second set is ESPN's own Brian Kenny and actor Alan Thicke

#3 for this post is Vince "The Sham-Wow Guy" and Host of "The Herd"; Colin Cowherd

Finally we have Former Game-Show host Monty Hall and TNT's own Craig Sager


Our second set is ESPN's own Brian Kenny and actor Alan Thicke

#3 for this post is Vince "The Sham-Wow Guy" and Host of "The Herd"; Colin Cowherd

Finally we have Former Game-Show host Monty Hall and TNT's own Craig Sager

Sunday, March 2, 2008
Inside the Huddle with John Clayton
ESPN's John Clayton goes inside the huddle and discusses Randy Moss, New England and the Cleveland Browns.
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Chris Mortenson discusses the Cleveland Browns
After the Browns signed Donte Stallworth and trade for 2 DL over the weekend Chris Mortenson says he likes the moves and that Cleveland may make a Super Bowl run.
Labels:
Browns,
Derek Anderson,
ESPN,
Joe Thomas,
Mort,
NFL,
Phil Savage,
Super Bowl
Friday, February 8, 2008
Herm Edwards on ESPN NEWS
With February being Black History Month here is KC Chiefs Head Coach Herm Edwards discussing the influence of people like Fritz Pollard, Tony Dungy and Doug Williams.
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