Bernstein: Collins A Risk For Northwestern
Collins and Northwestern may be an ideal fit. It will certainly look and sound that way while it's still all about appearances.
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Collins and Northwestern may be an ideal fit. It will certainly look and sound that way while it's still all about appearances.
Despite the popularity of the clichéd, post-victory cry, nobody really "shocks the world."
Let's all stop the stupidity over Brian Urlacher needing to keep some kind of pristine connection to the Bears, as if the mere sight of him limping around the field in any other colors is somehow unthinkable.
The quarterback from Santa Claus, Indiana just got another Christmas morning.
Blackhawks President John McDonough understands the difference between history and trivia.
Chicagoans can be forgiven for assuming that their hard-ass NBA coach has burned out his connection to the team. It has happened before.
Mike Matheny is the ideal champion of a noble cause, and he has decided to take up the fight.
When you're the only team negotiating with a player, that's a good sign you should walk away from the table.
The numerous retrospective looks at Jordan's impressive accomplishments should simply be proud opportunities for those who enjoyed his work so thoroughly.
It sounds simple enough: before you decide to whip up the next inspirational sports legend to sell to the world, check to see if he's already spent time in jail.
Nobody wins if a rushed rehabilitation brings complications and unforeseen risks – not the franchise, not Rose, not even all-powerful Adidas and the glitzy commercial serial they are filming along the way.
Some of the Paterno Report findings are shocking, and may radically alter the way in which many have viewed the case, and the legacy of a legendary coach:
Somebody has to do something to make the coach understand that the goal of the regular season is not to pile up wear and tear on a team's most important veteran players.
I'm not really sure what any of that was, but I damn well know I liked it.
A year removed from the experience, we tend to forget that consuming the Super Bowl can be a chore if not handled correctly.
This Blackhawks season is missing something.
Tom Ricketts met his wife in the Wrigley Field bleachers, or so goes the legend that was spun as he and his siblings purchased the Cubs in 2009.
The same people who were kicking themselves just hours ago and apologizing publicly to readers, viewers and listeners for being suckered by an impossible fairy tale have apparently failed to learn any substantive lesson from their embarrassment.
Here's what I would be telling Trestman before he steps into the glare of the lights.
Coaches lie and coaches leave. They lie about leaving, leave while they're lying, and fly off in pursuit of better, richer, more interesting jobs.
There's fatigue, and then there's whatever it is that's past that, where it's all just gray and endless, stretching out forever and meaning nothing.
It wasn't much, but it could be enough to stir the last remnants of aging Ditkaphiles, so look out. Some still live among us, and still have the navy-blue sweater.
The Bears need general manager availability, with Phil Emery standing at the lectern to announce the future direction of the franchise, today. ASAP.
It's all very strange -- the end of a roster at the end of a season, perhaps approaching the end of something more.
