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Pass the Pup!
[May 27, 2011] Found in deplorable living conditions just a few months ago, Nyia has since seen a vet and is ready to grow into your family's heart(s)!

Marital vagabond (and ex-UVA Cav) Tiki Barber compares himself to....Anne Frank?
[May 27, 2011] First, former Virginia Cavaliers (and New York Giants) running back Tiki Barber turned into a marital vagabond when he left his wife, who was 8 months pregnant with twins, due to his affair with an NBC intern. After the affair was discovered, Barber lived in agent Mark Lepselter's attic. Barber noted to Sports Illustrated "Lep's Jewish, and it was like a reverse Anne Frank thing." (Photo: SocialMediaSeo.net; Article: SI.com).

Whose next into the NASCAR Hall of Fame?
[May 26, 2011] On Monday evening, NASCAR inducted five influential icons into its Hall of Fame as part of the 2nd class. While drivers Cale Yarborough and Darrell Waltrip appear locks for the third class, SceneDaily.com's Kenny Bruce takes a full look at who should make the field? (Photo/Article: SceneDaily.com).

ACC gives Charlotte positive review for host city of football championship game.
[May 25, 2011] After playing the ACC football championship game in Florida from 2005-2009, the conference moved the event to Charlotte, NC in 2010. After one year at the home for the NFL's Carolina Panthers, the ACC has given positive marks to the most recent host city, which is located slightly more than 93 miles from the conference's Greensboro, NC headquarters (Photo: Images.Travelpod.com; Article: NewsObserver.com).

NASCAR inducts their 2nd Hall of Fame Class.
[May 24, 2011] Professional athletes, coaches and broadcasters often have mixed reaction about being elected into their profession's Hall of Fame. Many athletes vocalize their displeasure at the delay in being inducted into their profession's Hall of Fame. NASCAR driver David Pearson was not one of them, graciously but almost reluctantly accepting his induction into NASCAR's 2nd Hall of Fame class Monday night (Photo/Article: SI.com).

Lost in Chapel Hill? Ask the NCAA for directions.
[May 21, 2011] You may need a map to get around the University of North Carolina's Chapel Hill campus, but apparently the NCAA does not. For the second time in less than one year, the NCAA is investigating the Carolina football program, this time over star defensive end Quinton Coples (who is projected to be a top 10 pick in the 2012 NFL Draft) attending a post (2011) draft party with former linemates Marvin Austin and Robert Quinn. Both Austin and Quinn were part of the NCAA's first investigation in 2010 (Photo: ; Article: InsideCarolina.com).

Verducci: Don't scrap interleague play, improve it.
[May 21, 2011] Detroit Tigers manager criticized Major League Baseball for continuing interleague play since its inception in 1997 noting that the mid-season showcase has "run its course." SI.com's Tom Verducci agrees that Leyland is on to something, and offered 4 ways to make the format better without scrapping it all together (Photo/Article: SI.com).

Pippi (not Pippa)!
[May 20, 2011] Pippi was on the brink of elimination (euthanasia) only to be taken in by the Martinsville-Henry County SPCA. Now Pippi needs to rally all the way to a win in your house!

West Virginia AD Luck wants to allow drinking inside sporting events.
[May 19, 2011] West Virginia Athletic Director Oliver (and father of Stanford QB Andrew) Luck wants to allow drinking inside his venues at Mountaineers sporting events. Luck's logic: this will curb binge drinking at sporting events (Photo/Article: CBSSports.com).

Red Bull Racing targeting Montoya, Bowyer or Edwards?
[May 18, 2011] Red Bull Racing is set to lose driver Kasey Kahne (who is signed to run for Hendrick beginning in 2012) and could also lose Brian Vickers (who is set to be a Free Agent). SceneDaily.com's Bob Pockrass looks at the potential driver(s) who could join the Red Bull team and why (Photo/Article: SceneDaily.com).

Leyland: Interleague play has run its course.
[May 18, 2011] Introduced to Major League Baseball in 1997, interleague play pits teams from the American League (which uses a Designated Hitter - DH - to bat for the pitcher) against the National League (where the pitchers bat for themselves). Now, Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland has expressed the opinion that interleague play has grown stale (Photo: Inquisitr.com; Article: DetNews.com).

Barkley: "Every plaery has played with gay guys."
[May 17, 2011] On Sunday, Phoenix Suns president Rick Welts revealed to the New York Times that he is a homosexual, becoming the first prominent male professional sports team executive to do so. Yesterday former Villanova star Will Sheridan did the same. Today NBA on TNT analyst Charles Barkley said “everybody’s played with Gays.” (Photo/Article: CBSSports.com).

Va. Tech forward Atkins to transfer.
[May 17, 2011] Citing a lack of playing time, Virginia Tech forward Manny Atkins has announced he will transfer. Atkins averaged fewer than 5 points per game as a sophomore this past season, and played in about 15 minutes per game (Photo: Zimbio; Article: TimesDispatch.com).

Has the Monster (Mile) lost its aura?
[May 16, 2011] The race itself amounted to one of NASCAR's more tame events: 250-300 laps of 2-car domination (Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards), followed by 100 laps of excitement, stemming from a rash of final pit stop decisions to take 2 tires over 4 tires. What fans may have also noticed from Sunday's Cup race at Dover: numerous empty seats. That begs the question: Has the Moster (mile) lost its aura? Tom Bowles (FrontStretch.com) answers that (Photo: AP).

Barney: with him you'll have a "happy family!"
[May 13, 2011] "I Love you. You love me. We're a happy family!" Those are the now infamous words many a parent have associated with Barney, the snot-nosed purple dinosaur. That's also the cry that a much more loveable animal is singing to you, his next family, as he longs for you to visit the Martinsville Henry County SPCA (132 Joseph Martin Hwy, Martinsville) to make him part of your happy family!

Turgeon introduced as Terrapins head basketball coach.
[May 12, 2011] On Wednesday, the University of Maryland introduced new head men's basketball coach Mark Turegon on the same floor where, five days earlier, a teary-eyed Gary Williams announced his retirement. Turgeon, who takes over the Terrapins head coaching position after holding the same title at Texas A&M, called Maryland "a special place." (Photo: ESPN1420.com; Article: ACCSports.com).

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