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| Welcome To
Cybersportsblog.com. This sports blog site which debuted February
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Super Bowl XXXIX - Patriots 24 - Eagles 21 |
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Some dynasties are pretty, some are perfect. The New England Patriots never worry about style points. The Patriots won their third Super Bowl in four years with a dominant second half, wearing down the Philadelphia Eagles 24-21. It wasn't overpowering, and at times it was downright ugly. But it was more than enough to match the Dallas Cowboys' run of the 1990s and certify the Patriots of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady as the NFL's latest dynasty. |
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MVP - Deion Branch managed to outshine Terrell
Owens on football's biggest stage. And that was no small feat
in this Super Bowl.
The leader of New England's unheralded receiving corps, Branch tied a Super Bowl record with 11 catches, accounting for 133 yards Sunday night in a 24-21 victory over Philadelphia that gave the Patriots their third championship in four years. Click Here For A Complete Summary.
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| Randy Moss on the trading block? | |
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It's looking more and more like Moss has played his last season in Minnesota after Vikings owner Red McCombs gave permission this week for the personnel office and coach Mike Tice to trade the wide receiver, team sources told ESPN's Chris Mortensen. The Vikings want a combination of draft picks and players, preferably a defensive starter. The Ravens, Jets and Raiders are expected to have serious
interest. The Jets made an offer last year, sources said,
but it fell far short of serious consideration. Moss has four
seasons remaining on an eight-year, $75 million contract,
but economics likely would not preclude a trade. The Vikings
would recoup about $2 million in salary cap space for 2005
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Chad Pennington throwing deep to Randy Moss again? It could happen. It was reported yesterday that Vikings owner Red McCombs has given the team's personnel office and coach Mike Tice permission to trade Moss, the exquisitely talented but controversial receiver. The Jets, who are believed to have inquired about Moss in the past, are interested, according to a person with knowledge of the situation. The Raiders and Ravens also are possible suitors. The initial asking price is expected to be two first-round picks. Newsday |
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| TO - Great Comeback | |
| Medical science might need to do a case study on Terrell Owens. He might have made the greatest recovery from an injury in 39 years of the Super Bowl. Just seven weeks ago, Owens broke his leg and tore a critical ligament in his right ankle. He needed surgery and his surgeon wouldn't clear him to play against the Patriots. The medical world thought he was crazy. Owens fooled them all by playing 62 of 72 offensive snaps and catching nine passes for 122 yards. Throughout the crowd, you could hear the mutterings, "He's back." "What that man did was incredible," Patriots Cornerback Asante Samuel said. "To come back the way he did from a broken ankle and play at the level he played. Well, what can you say? Some may [have] thought Owens was selfish, but he didn't want to miss the stage of the Super Bowl for himself and his teammates. In my eyes he's got some kahunas. Way to go TO. --- Posted by Q - 9:00am Monday | |
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| Drunken Cheerleader Update | |
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Minahan and Carla Savini, 17, both co-captains of the cheerleading squad, were arrested after school officials called police for assistance minutes before the start of the Division 2 Eastern Massachusetts playoff game between Danvers and Walpole held at Endicott College on Nov. 30. One of those arrested, Minahan, will have the disorderly conduct charges dropped IF she stays out of trouble and passes alcohol and drug tests for one year. One interesting side note: in an attempt to keep the charges on the record, the prosecutor entered into evidence a report by the Beverly police (who arrested the girls) that on the way to the police station after the arrest Minahan said that the teens should have taken the drug Oxycontin, since it is as easy to get as alcohol and apparently causes less of a problem with adults. Posted by Ray at 9:20am Monday |
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on the squad grabbed the spotlight at Danvers High School
by allegedly performing in a homemade
sex video, two others received notoriety for being
arrested for being drunk and disorderly BEFORE a football
game last fall. "No one does anything about it,"
Minahan said. Sounds like my kind of cheerleaders......NOT.
You can read more on this article here at TownOnline.com |
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| AMERICAN girl soldiers have
been shamed in a mud-wrestling scandal.
Photographs taken by colleagues showed them grappling and
exposing their boobs at a party in an Iraqi PRISON.
Some of the 30 pictures reveal male soldiers cheering on two women in bras and panties in a mud-filled paddling pool. In others, military policewomen bared their breasts or flashed
thongs for male comrades with cameras. Sounds like a good
day at the office for the good ole American Military. What
the hell else do you expect them to do to wind down? Read,
play sony playstation? Go to the local HoHouse? Cmon!!!! Posted by Dave at 10:12am Monday |
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| DUI OF THE DAY - Ohio justice tried to get out of DUI ticket - Last week we told you about this
one..........A state Supreme Court justice pulled
over for drunk driving urged a police officer not to arrest
her and cited her rulings in drunken driving cases, according
to police videotapes. Posted by Gregg at 10:40am Monday |
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| FHM Magazine Cashing In On Poker Popularity | |
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The $250,000 Bodog Poker Bowl is another reason why millions of people are playing poker online today. With three levels of exciting qualifying tournaments to compete in, and a guaranteed $250,000 up for grabs, the Bodog Poker Bowl is a great way for poker players of all skill sets to get their chance at a large money prize and poker fame. Sign Up To Play Here. |
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The top 10 players will then be invited to London to battle it out for a £10,000 cash prize, before gaining entry to a professional poker tournament where their progress will be filmed for a television show on Bravo. The campaign is the brainchild of David Pullan, the new managing
director of FHM Worldwide, who is responsible for the 28 editions
of the men's title around the world.
More Here ----------- Posted by Ciaran at 10:08
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| Lefty Wins by A big Margin on the PGA Tour Despite shots that sailed into the desert and in the water, Phil Mickelson is a winner again, on a course that still feels like home.Mickelson won the FBR Open by five strokes on Sunday, the largest margin of victory in his 24 PGA Tour triumphs.''It's a lot of fun for us to come back,'' he said. ''Even though we moved away three years ago, we still consider it home.''Mickelson's adventures off the fairway were offset by brilliant shots that led to four birdies in a final round 3-under 68. He never led by fewer than three strokes on Sunday, then capped his round with a 26-foot birdie putt from the fringe on the 18th to the wild cheers of the friendly throng.''I wasn't really trying to make it,'' Mickelson said. ''I was trying to just get it close, and it fell in.'' Read it all here at Tsn.ca |
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With his victory, Phil Mickelson becomes the 13th multiple winner in FBR Open history (1996, 2005). He also moves to the top of the FBR Open career-money list with $1,645,747. PgaTour.com Posted by Q at 11:10am Monday |
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| Marino, Young going to Canton | |
 Induction ceremonies will be Aug. 7 in Canton, Ohio. Pro Football Hall of Fame |
Dan Marino and Steve Young made it a great day for quarterbacks when both were elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday. Marino, the most prolific passer in NFL history, and Young, whose accuracy and speed made him one of football's most versatile QBs, were joined Saturday by Bennie Friedman, an early-era quarterback, and Fritz Pollard. Each received at least 80 percent of the votes from the panel of sports writers and broadcasters. "It's an incredible honor," Marino said. "It's humbling to think of growing up wanting to be a professional football player." Posted by Jim at 11:20am Monday |
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