Lobos limber up in yoga class
At first it sounded like a tacky, made-for-TV testimonial, a way to solicit more players from the UNM football team to join in the yoga sessions held twice a week inside the Indoor Practice Facility.
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At first it sounded like a tacky, made-for-TV testimonial, a way to solicit more players from the UNM football team to join in the yoga sessions held twice a week inside the Indoor Practice Facility.
At first it sounded like a tacky, made-for-TV testimonial, a way to solicit more players from the UNM football team to join in the yoga sessions held twice a week inside the Indoor Practice Facility.
It's become one of the most-often repeated football aphorisms: "Offense wins games, but defense wins championships."
I can't entirely blame Isaiah Rusher for his shortcomings.
Realistically, in a season dubbed a "rebuilding year" by pundits, how many games does the UNM football team expect to win?
Apparently, in head football coach Mike Locksley's eyes, "if you look better, you play better."
Just because football came to him naturally doesn't mean he'll be a natural at calling it.
Phil Jackson thinks he's a supreme-court justice.
To say he can simply fly is selling his did-he-just-do-that explosiveness short.
Albion W. Tourgee, a pioneer civil-rights activist in the late 1800s, once said, "Jesus Christ was a carpetbagger."
Superman's kryptonite is his mentor - oh, the irony.
Mike Brownstein didn't resort to pulling out a bag of excuses.
It's no longer the country boys versus the city boys.
Steven Fernandez
Ron Artest isn't the NBA's resident reprobate.
Karl Marx once told us that capitalism is "vampire-like," and that it lives only by draining the jugular of labor.
Gobs of money aside, ESPN is the Republican Party - in short, an arrogant organization that no longer thinks it needs its constituents' input to remain in power.
The parallels are all there.
New York media, here DeAndre Wright comes.
Away from the cacophony of Radio City Hall, away from the backdrop of madness that surely will become the 2009 NFL Draft green room, DeAndre Wright will be in Maryland, Va. - his hometown - spoon in hand, crunching and munching on a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch.