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One-on-One: Who won the James Harden trade?

Houston Rockets Today’s NBA is about superstars aligning together to create the best team. It’s the reason the Miami Heat have three of the league’s top players. It’s also the same thing for all of the other top teams. You need three stars to win.…

Bears need Cutler to be more consistent

Jay Cutler has garnered the reputation of a surly, petulant man-child. Whether he is yelling and swearing at Mike Martz, bumping J’Marcus Webb or simply disinterested at various press conferences, Cutler does no favors for his public image. It is unfortunate that he does not…

UWIRE: Irish stay focused and prepared

Following a program-defining 30-13 win at then-No. 8 Oklahoma, the No. 3 Notre Dame Irish will now play with realistic national championship hopes in front of them when they take on Pittsburgh at home Saturday. Notre Dame (8-0) is off to its best start since…

Injured Braves battle to draw

With just two regular season games remaining, the Bradley soccer team earned a draw 1-1 in non-conference action at Western Illinois Tuesday night. The series against the Leathernecks has always been a competitive one with 12 of the last 13 games between the in-state rivals…

One-on-One: What team will win the World Series?

Tigers In 2012, Motown’s 28 year wait will end as the Tigers will bring home the fifth World Series title in team history. Detroit will win partly because it possesses a stacked offense.  Most importantly, Miguel Cabrera won the Triple Crown for the first time…

Tigers are the best team in crazy MLB season

When you look back to just August, how did the San Francisco Giants and the Detroit Tigers end up in the World Series? The Giants were in a ferocious battle with the Los Angeles Dodgers, who were spending money like crazy to acquire all of…

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