Rob Long: 'Super' Bowl
With all of the hype that goes along with the Superbowl, sometimes the game doesn't live up to the hype. That wasn't the case on Sunday
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With all of the hype that goes along with the Superbowl, sometimes the game doesn't live up to the hype. That wasn't the case on Sunday
In a time where bad behavior is not just forgiven but sometimes admired it's a welcome relief to remember that men like Matt Birk still play football
Eli Manning and the Giants one-upped Tom Brady and the Patriots again, coming back with a last-minute score to beat New England 21-17 Sunday night for New York's fourth Super Bowl title.
Robert Olson scored 19 points and Loyola (Md.) defeated Saint Peter's 66-55 Sunday, for its sixth straight win.
Center Matt Birk was named the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year and linebacker Terrell Suggs has been named the 2011 Associated Press Defensive Player of the Year.
Frantz Massenat scored 25 points and led Drexel to a 65-57 victory over Towson on Saturday night in Colonial Athletic Association play.
Maryland's quest for a significant, attention-getting victory will have to wait for another day.
Nick Petkovich scored 11 points and Lafayette's defense stifled Navy in a 62-41 win on Saturday.
Erik Etherly scored 15 points and Robert Olson 14 as Loyola cruised past Rider 63-46 Friday night while holding its fifth straight opponent under 60 points.
Maryland coach Mark Turgeon would rather meet with mentor Roy Williams at a restaurant than on the basketball court.
Dr. Rebecca Cerrato, foot and ankle surgeon at Mercy Medical Center, joined The Vinny and Kenny Show to give more insight into the biggest injury story of Super Bowl week; the high ankle sprain of New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.
ESPN's Mel Kiper joins The Vinny and Kenny Show every Friday. Today he talks about the Ravens possible off season moves, the upcoming draft and discusses which players he would keep and which ones he would let go if he were Ozzie Newsome.
Good News: Maryland battled back from a 16-point deficit to take the Miami Hurricanes into double OT before falling, 90-86. Bad News:
Kelvin Parker scored 20 points and Mount St. Mary's used a second-half run to pull away from St. Francis (Pa.) 64-51 on Thursday night.
Sylvia Crawley couldn't remember a more difficult 15 minutes.
