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Time for reporters to go?
[Jun. 12, 2011] On the one hand, many members of the media are tired of cliches which athletes and coaches give after games. On the other, they remember they're entering the team members' territory of a post-game locker room. Now, WSJ.com sports reporter Craig Wolff wonders if the time has come to end the charade of granting reporters access to locker rooms (Photo: NowPublic.com).

Is the crown too heavy?
[Jun. 10, 2011] Is Lebron James' crowd too heavy? FoxSports.com's Jason Whitlock sure thinks so, and it's worth a debate. Share your opinions at ESPN Southside on Facebook!

Season ticket sales for Virginia Tech football regress
[Jun. 8, 2011] The Virginia Tech athletic department opened ticket sales for the 2011 football season to the general public Monday. The decision marked the first time in more than an estimated six years such a move has ocurred (Photo: The-Storms.org; Article: WashingtonPost.com).

Tunstall baseball punches ticket to AA State semi-finals.
[Jun. 8, 2011] In 2009 (Rustburg) and 2010 (Jefferson Forest), the Tunstall Trojans saw their quest for a AA state baseball championship end in the state quarterfinals to Seminole District teams. The 2011 version of the Trojans made sure history did not repeat itself, mustering 6 runs on 12 hits en route to a 6-4 victory over Brookville (Photo/Article: NewsAdvance.com).

Washington Redskins D-Coordinator Haslett frustrated by Haynesworth
[Jun. 8, 2011] Washington Redskins defensive coordinator Jim Haslett wants to be clear: he does not dislike defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth. Still, the Redskins lead defensive mind seems frustrated with his star defensive lineman, as he indicated in an interview this week on ESPN St. Louis (Photo/Article: WashingtonPost.com).

NCAA aims to complete UNC investigation by end of this month.
[Jun. 7, 2011] UNC has announced that the school has received a formal notice of inquiry from the NCAA stating that the NCAA's enforcement staff aims to finish their probe into the school by the end of this June, 2011 (Photo: LJWorld.com; Article: ACCSports.com).

State was the best fit for Mike Glennon.
[Jun. 7, 2011] Standing over 6'4" coming out of Westfield High in Centerville, VA, Mike Glennon had the perfect build to be a top-notch Quarterback prospect. Despite a bevy of offers, the younger brother to former Virginia Tech QB Sean Glennon chose to attend NC State. NewsObserver.com columnist Carlton Tudor examines why this was the right fit for the younger Glennon (Photo: NewsObserver.com).

Evans: BCS needs to find a miror
[Jun. 7, 2011] The NCAA ruled in June 2010 that USC (Southern Cal) had violated major NCAA rules when a booster bought Heisman Trophy winning running back Reggie Bush's parents a house during the star's tenure in Los Angeles. Somehow, FoxSports.com NCAA football columnist Thayer Evans wonders, the BCS needed one year to issue its own ruling that the Trojans should be stripped of their 2004 BCS National Championship (Photo: BetVega.com).

NASCAR owner Childress initiates fight with Kyle Busch.
[Jun. 5, 2011] NASCAR team owner Richard Childress, supposedly upset over how Sprint Cup series driver Kyle Busch raced truck series regular Joey Coulter (a Richard Childress Racing driver) Childress apparently confronted the ever-controversial Busch after Saturday's NASCAR truck series race in Kansas (Photo/Article: SceneDaily.com).

NASCAR analysts, executives optimistic of landing lucrative TV contract.
[Jun. 4, 2011] NASCAR lost nearly a quarter of its TV audience from 2006 to 2010, according to SceneDaily.com. That's part of the uphill battle Steve Herbst faces as he takes over NASCAR's vice president of broadcasting. Hebst will spend the next 18-24 months negotiating NASCAR's newest TV contract which will begin in 2015 (Photo/Artice: SceneDaily.com).

McCann calls for more strict rules on catcher collisions.
[Jun. 3, 2011] Count Brian McCann of the Atlanta Braves among the MLB catchers who have spoken out in defense of former FSU and current San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey (injured May 25 after a collision with the Florida Marlins' Scott Cousins). McCann, who has near similar experiences to the Giants backstop, supports the idea of harsher legislation on collisions with catchers at home plate (Photo: Zimbio; Article: AJC.com).

Freeman: NFL labor deal could come in next 2-3 weeks.
[Jun. 2, 2011] For NFL fans, the time to celebrate has not arrived...yet. CBSSports.com columnist (and Southside Connection guest) Mike Freeman noted that NFL owners and players talking without a mediator is a sign of progress that could lead to a resolution soon in the ongoing labor dispute.

Staples: SEC should lead the charge to curb over-signing.
[Jun. 2, 2011] The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has won the last five NCAA football national championships. They have also been seen as the "posterchild" for over-signing football recruits from high school. Now, SI.com's Andy Staples is calling on the powerhouse conglomerate to lead the charge against over-signing high school recruits (Photo/Article: SI.com).

Sponsor expects Danica to focus on NASCAR, Indy 500.
[Jun. 1, 2011] GoDaddy.com CEO Bob Parsons might know something. He currently sponsors Danica Patrick, one of the most famous race-car drivers who is entering the final year of her Indy Car contract. Parsons has alluded that the famed driver may stay focused on the Indy 500, but take the rest of her game to NASCAR (Photo: People.com; Article: USAToday.com).

Nothing says smart (or arrogant or apathetic) quite like...
[Jun. 1, 2011] ...showing up to your head football coach's resignation press conference in a new Nissan 300Z with shiny rims and 30-day tags. Still, that's what Terrelle Pryor, the brash Ohio State quarterback did Monday, helping the NCAA find its next focus into the Buckeyes embattled football program (Photo/Article: SI.com).

Briggs' 5 goals power UVA to men's lacrosse championship.
[May 31, 2011] When UVA head men's lacrosse coach Dom Starsia and the senior captains suspended starter Colin Briggs for Saturday's national semifinal against Denver, they may not have considered the secondary effect: a more rested Briggs. Briggs looked like the most fresh player on a 97 degree day in Baltimore, scoring 5 goals to power UVA to a 9-7 victory over Maryland and give the Cavaliers their fifth men's lacrosse championship (Photo:/Article:DailyProgress.com).

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