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I notice there isn't much interest about USC sending back their copy of Reggie Bush's Heisman trophy.

Do a Google searh for "Dan Jenkins, Tiger Woods." At the top you should find a 2-18-10 dated column by Jenkins in Golf Digest titled, "Nice (Not) Knowing You." Jenkins writes of trying to get an interview with Woods and being blown off. He compares him unfavorably with Hogan, Palmer, Nicklaus.

Dan Jenkins isn't a big fan of Woods.

Absolutely. Someone under 40 wouldn't recognize the black pro football players if transported back to 1964.

As to why whites dominate the high jump, a sportswriter or DWF will say that blacks aren't "interested" in the high jump.

On Wednesday at 1 PM ET, the NFL Network is running an NFL Films piece, "Strange But True." There is a segment on Joe Don Looney. The main character in Dan Jenkins' "Semi Tough," Billy Clyde Puckett, is based on Looney I have always thought. Jenkins draws Puckett as a white running back from...

More and more Vol fan DWFs are blaming it on the off duty policeman who was kicked in the head.

I repeat, he either thinks he has to say it to please the media, or really believes it. It may be the latter. To be any kind of public figure in this age, liberal bromides are mandatory. It's the same thing with white southerners. They always say that To Kill A Mockingbird is their favorite...

Being a white South African, it may be that he has to make these gestures. Or think he does.

Yep. I know some people like this.

There is a site called the Pro Football Researchers Association. On their forum, they have a thread going called "Worst Hands In Football." I think all of the players mentioned are black, over the last 20 years. The posters don't seem to notice this, of course. They don't ask: Why is it that...

Isn't part of being a good golfer making your own luck?

It is not a good idea to become too emotionally involved.

Do a Google search for "Audie Murphy Video" and you can find an appearance on What's My Line by Audie Murphy in 1955. You can see how famous people acted then in contrast to now.

A good many Big Orange DWFs want this story over. Their stance is you can't win without these kinds of players and "everybody has these problems."

After he got the one meaningless hit, Winfield called time out and asked for the ball.

Tonight, Wednesday the 14th, the NFL Network is showing America's Game segments on the 1976 and 1980 Oakland Raiders. They will be repeated on Thursday.

During the late 70s and early 80s, Steinbrenner was at his worst. He actually seemed to be competing with the players on the field for press attention. You have to remember that period to understand.

An excellent job by Don tonight. The host kept it moving and got in several topics.

To repeat, many of Knoxville's DWFs blame it on the cop. Don has written that Pittsburgh's DWFs take a back seat to know one, but Knoxville's DWFs will give them a run for their money.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has been trying to stop the criminality of NFL players by dealing out stricter penalties than before. The players are said to be unhappy about this. They call Goodell the "Hanging Judge." It doesn't seem to be doing much good. Is making "modern" pro football...

I have posted before my opinion that our sports stars are selected for us. Tiger Woods is the most obvious example.

A funny thing is John Riggins was never described "racially" as far as I can remember. For example, they didn't say "John Riggins could become another Larry Csonka" during his rookie year of 1971. I have previously mentioned Paul Zimmerman's SI piece after Super Bowl XVII in which Zimmerman...

I can't see Al Davis playing Jamarcus Russell 35 years ago.