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by Jerry Sullivan, Buffalo News 3/10/10
Buddy Nix might have more up his sleeve. I wonder what he sees in Green, 33, who has played for four NFL teams. Green committed 12 penalties in 12 games last year. For that, he got a three- year, $9 million deal from the Bills.

by Bloomberg News Service 3/10/10
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman remains noncommittal about whether the organization will allow its players to join the next Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, shutting down league play for two weeks as it has done since 1998.

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by Gregg Doyel, CBSSports.com 3/10/10
For a guy who doesn't beat up women or kill dogs or drive drunk, Terrell Owens is still one the 10 worst human beings in a league that smells of sewage. And the Bengals want him? Really?

by Steve Serby, New York Post 3/10/10
Six of these teams will be playing for the national championship for sure. By the time it all ends on Saturday night, eight Big East teams will be dancing next week.

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by Bill Pucko, Bylinesports.com 3/8/10
When your top two players are an undrafted running back from Coe College and a punter, you have a big identity problem. That's why it is critical that the Buffalo Bills draft Jimmy Clausen, even if it takes some creativity to get it done.

by Matt Coller, Bylinesports.com 3/6/10
He’s the guy whose face looks like a hammock from the scars of blocked shots and punches. And he, the enforcer, has more pride in his game than any other athlete in all of sports.

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by Eric Galko, Bleacher Report 3/9/10
In one of the deepest drafts in recent memory, teams can find impact players right through the second round, especially on the defensive line and in defensive backfield.

by Mike Wilkening, Yahoo Sports 3/6/10
Many players who would have been unrestricted free agents under the CBA are now restricted, which figures to significantly affect offseason player movement. Demand for premium unrestricted free agents could be higher than ever.

by George Dohrmann, SportsIllustrated.com 3/5/10
The NCAA's plan to expand the NCAA tournament field from 65 to 96 teams would douse college basketball's postseason with a similar shower of meaninglessness. No, the NCAA tournament will not become as irrelevant as those bowl games, but the charm, excitement and memories of the Big Dance will be watered down.

by Frank Cooney, NFLDraftScout.com 3/4/10
At number 10; A natural leader, Jimmy Clausen can identify coverages quickly, uses excellent footwork to buy time and has an accurate but not overly strong arm. He handled himself well during a roller-coaster career at Notre Dame.

Next Wave

by Zach Warren, Webster Schroeder H.S. 3/10/10
These Olympics did more good for the sport than bad. In an age where football dominates headlines and sports conversations, I have never seen so many people get into hockey.

by Sloane C. Martin, St. John Fisher College 3/9/10
Brittney Griner dunks, rebounds, runs the floor and is an all-around basketball beast. But she’s a student-athlete, too, and deserves to be held to the same disciplinary standards as Jane Doe on the diving team.

by Dan Fetes, SUNY Fredonia 3/4/10
On February 22nd, I put on my pink shirt and tie and took a deep breath. I had always heard about Pink the Rink but never experienced it and didn’t know what to expect.

by Steve Hughes, SUNY Geneseo 3/2/10
That night was truly a once in a lifetime experience. I probably had more beer spilled on me than I’ll ever drink. I was deaf from the roar of the crowd, hoarse from my own exhortations and numb from the vibrating concrete.

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The Ten Top Stories of the Decade

by Lee Jenkins, SportsIllustrated.com 12/23/09

The face of the steroids scandal -- fair or not -- belonged to Barry Bonds, who passed Hank Aaron's career home-run record at the same time he was being investigated by a federal grand jury for allegedly using steroids. That awkward scene, which Aaron refused to even watch, provided the backdrop for the richest and saddest story of the decade.

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