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A move out of..3rd Base?
[Oct. 7, 2011] October is a baseball fan's dream, and not just for the postseason. There's also the start of off-season changes and obscure moves. The Chicago White Sox continue to stay in the think of that, having replaced with the outspoken Ozzie Guillen with Robin Ventura, a former White Sox third baseman (Photo: CBSNews.com; Article: BaseballProspectus.com).

Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300 Kicks Off With On-Track Autograph Session.
[Oct. 5, 2011] Access to drivers has made the Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300 a fan favorite among auto racing fans. Sunday's event is no exception, as fans have the chance to meet, greet and get autographs from their favorite racers (Photo: AllLeftTurns.com).

Now is not time to panic on Virginia Tech QB Thomas.
[Oct. 5, 2011] Sure Virginia Tech sophomore quarterback Logan Thomas has struggled out of the gate. The Hokies are 87th nationally in passing with Thomas fresh off a 14-25 125 yard effort against Clemson, which included his 5th interception of the season. Still, Roanoke.com's Randy King reminds us the sophomore is just 5 starts into his career and has more than 2 1/2 years ahead of him (Photo: Google Images).

Over-reacting Red Sox allow GM's fate to dangle in the wind.
[Oct. 4, 2011] After epic collapses allowed the Atlanta Braves and Boston Red Sox to blow wild card leads, the two franchises have acted the opposite. As FoxSports.com's Ken Rosenthal notes, while the Braves have taken the rational approach, Boston has gone off the proverbial deep end (Photo: MLB.com).

Numbers Don’t Lie: Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300 Field Full Of Winners
[Oct. 3, 2011] Tampa Bay Bucaneers head coach Raheem Morris has preached "Stats are for losers." In auto racing, however, the numbers don't like: Sunday's Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300 is set to feature elite drivers at Martinsville Speedway.

Ratcliffe: UVA's QB debate still up in the air.
[Oct. 3, 2011] Sophomore Mike Rocco has started all 5 games for UVA, yet the quarterback has split time with true freshman David Watford. This has left UVA's offense in precarious situation where they still lack a true leader to their offense (Photo: LCABulldogs.com. Article:DailyProgress.com).

Periera: Refs not playing favorites with Vick.
[Sep. 30, 2011] On Monday, Philadelphia Eagles (and former Virginia Tech) QB Michael Vick questioned how NFL officials' treated him (compared to other QBs). FOXSports.com's Mike Periera disagrees with Vick (Photo: GackSports).

Defending Champion Morris Fastest In Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300 Test At Martinsville Speedway
[Sep. 28, 2011] Some say the rich get richer. Others can cay the good get better. While Philip Morris and the #26 Clarence's Steakhouse race team are not where they'd like to be (in victory Lane following the Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300 October 9th), they have started right, finishing with the fastest car in the event's final practice (Photo: PhilipMorrisRacing.com).

A Life of not such Sweetness.
[Sep. 28, 2011] Like many professional athletes, the late Chicago Bears running back Walter Payton crafted in image of a fan friendly, family conscious athlete. And, like many athletes, that image was a sad facade to the truth, according to Jeff Pearlman's new Book: "Sweetness: The Enigmatic Life of Walter Payton, which Sports Illustrated." (Photo/Article: SI.com).

Braves collapse hidden behind gluttony of Boston coverage.
[Sep. 28, 2011] Given the national media's fixation with the Boston Red Sox, you might have forgotten the Atlanta Braves are on the verge of an historic collapse themselves. Entering September with an 8 1/2 game lead in the National League Wild Card, the Braves 7-1 home loss to division rival Philadelphia, coupled with St. Louis' come-from-behind win in Houston, have Atlanta and the Cardinals tied or the NL Wild Card lead, entering the final day of the MLB regular season (Photo/Article: FoxSports.com).

Brannock Named Director Of Operations At Martinsville Speedway.
[Sep. 27, 2011] Martinsville Speedway has found its first full-time Director of Operations: Matthew Brannock, a Ridgeway native who grew up just a few miles from the 65-year old paperclip (Photo: GoogleImages).

After steps forward, the ACC takes (more?) steps back.
[Sep. 26, 2011] From Maryland's ugly home loss to..Temple?...to Kansas State entering another half-empty Sun Life Stadium and defeating Miami, whenever the ACC takes a couple steps forward, it seems to fall back to the bottom of the NCAA barrel (Photo: Stadium Wallpaper; Article; ACCSports.com).

Reach for the Sky(lar)!
[Sep. 23, 2011] Your parents always have told you to reach for the Sky! Now you can reach for the Sky(lar) and welcome her into your home!

Rain, rain go away!
[Sep. 21, 2011] While the Southside could use the rain, Martinsville Speedway didn't want to see it fall on Wednesday. Unfortunately, the rains came and cancelled qualifying for the Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300.

Do apparel deals really sway recruits?
[Sep. 21, 2011] Remember when you were a teenager? Sometimes the strangest factors impacted your decisions. The same goes for today's young people, even when making a major decision like which college to attend (Photo: Windy Citizen Sports; Article: FoxSports.com).

ACCSports.com: Here we go again!
[Sep. 20, 2011] In the eat or be eaten world of 2011 NCAA athletics, the Atlantic Coast Conference has ignored tradition in favor of eating other conferences, namely the Big East. Since 2003, the ACC has expanded from 9 to 14 schools, with all 5 additions (Miami, Virginia Tech, Boston College, Syracuse, and Pittsburgh) leaving the Big East for the ACC (Photo: Google Images; Article: ACCSports.com).

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