Eagles\' man in the middle comes full circle
Wed Feb 2, 6:13 PM ET
Lopresti: Jeremiah Trotter has come full circle in Philadelphia.
Behind the bluster is a man who just wants to play
Wed Feb 2, 6:13 PM ET
Terrell Owens, alleged head case and flashy showman, has never looked more normal than now. He desperately wants to play in the Super Bowl. Like a little boy stubborn about his dream.
For once Owens does right thing
Wed Feb 2, 2:08 PM ET
Terrell Owens is proving himself to be as tough as any of the players who always made your father's Sunday. Owens should be applauded for it, too. He's a New School star with an Old School threshold for pain, and no taste-free ad with a towel-free actress can detract from that.
Illinois trounces Michigan State 81-68
Wed Feb 2, 6:52 AM ET
Since Illinois' undefeated record and 17-game Big Ten winning streak were not enough for some people, the Fighting Illini shot Michigan State out of the Spartans' own building, 81-68. Illinois improved to 22-0 and ran the Big Ten streak to 18.
As Westbrook goes, so does Eagles offense
Wed Feb 2, 6:52 AM ET
Brian Westbrook is all business - in his vocation and his avocation. The former has him playing running back Sunday for the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl XXXIX. The latter has him studying successful business models, as befits a Villanova graduate with a degree in management information systems.
Gymnasts 'Target Cure' for cancer
Wed Feb 2, 6:52 AM ET
When the Alabama and Auburn women's gymnastics teams meet Friday, they will trade in their uniforms for pink leotards to help raise breast cancer awareness. Alabama coach Sarah Patterson was the impetus behind the "Target the Cure" meet.
Patriots won't catch Eagles flatfooted with all that flattery
Wed Feb 2, 6:52 AM ET
In his opening news conference, Bill Belichick delivered a series of sweet lines that made the Philadelphia Eagles seem like a Super Bowl power, all speed and muscle and skill. But it's doubtful if any of the Eagles are buying Belichick's warm and fuzzy lines.
Milestone moments in the career of Emmitt Smith
Wed Feb 2, 6:52 AM ET
Events in the life and career of NFL career rushing leader Emmitt Smith:
De La Hoya the promoter swings at King, Arum
Wed Feb 2, 6:52 AM ET
As a fighter, Oscar De La Hoya always showed respect for opponents. But as a promoter, he is a quick study in trash talk. Of warhorse promoters Bob Arum and Don King, De La Hoya recently said: " It's only a matter of time before they are gone. Once they're gone, boxing will change for the better."
Cardinals' Smith denies reports of retirement
Wed Feb 2, 6:52 AM ET
Emmitt Smith denied a report Tuesday that he will retire. ESPN.com, citing unidentified "confidants" of the running back, reported that Smith will retire Thursday. Smith spent the last two seasons with Arizona after 13 years in Dallas. His 18,355 rushing yards are the most in NFL history.
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