Sports Columnists
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- Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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Dennis Chase: No wonder Dantonio is back
Mark Dantonio surprised many when he stepped to the podium at Tuesday's weekly press briefing. The Michigan State football coach was back at work, 10 days after suffering what was described as a mild heart attack. (Plus, thoughts about the Lions and Tigers.)
Continued ... - Sunday, September 19, 2010
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James Cook: Locker room for opposite sex
The locker room is a different type of place — and often not one for the opposite sex.
Continued ... - Tuesday, April 27, 2010
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Art Bukowski: Fishing friend leaves lasting impression
Fishing, like life, is full of constants. A river never stops flowing. The tides always rise and fall. Rain always arrives when you forget your raincoat.
Continued ... - Thursday, April 22, 2010
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Record-Eagle sportswriters weigh in the Lions' upcoming season
Dennis Chase: The challenge starts Friday; James Cook: Beneficial draft already; Mike Eckert: Lions can't mess this up
Continued ... - Thursday, April 15, 2010
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Mike Eckert: Trip proves productive
You can hear it in Adam Schriber's voice. He's exhausted. And for good reason. It's been a wild three-week road trip for the Traverse City resident, one of Golf Magazine's Top 100 teachers. It started with the final week in March. Schriber traveled to California to watch Candie Kung and Morgan Pressel play at the LPGA Tour's Kia Classic.
Continued ... - Tuesday, April 6, 2010
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James Cook: Stars on the verge
Bo Jacobs better be ready. After Saturday's second straight beatdown by the Traverse City North Stars, the Janesville coach said the team needed something to spark them — a goal, a big hit or a fight. Since the first one is not a certainty and the second could put the Stars on the power play, a fight seems the best bet.
Continued ... - Saturday, September 12, 2009
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James Cook: Lions, fans may need shrink
So, you're a Lions fan. There probably are worse things to be. I can't think of many right now, but there has to be. "Research shows that the sense of belonging, even if it's a losing team, is actually good for you and has positive effects on health," says Dr. Eddie O'Connor, Chief Sports Psychologist for Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital. "So I encourage people to stay avid fans, but back away from the expectation and enjoy the process of competition."
Continued ... - Saturday, April 18, 2009
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Claire Walters: Crunch time for training
Five weeks before the marathon, essentially the equivalent of running final exams, wouldn't be my first choice for travel, mainly because all of the distractions that make keeping up with a training regimen difficult. Nevertheless, I'm spending this week in northeast Ohio, visiting my parents, brother and sister, who made the trip from Asheville, N.C.
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Miranda Kerr Looks Sexy in a Bikini Photo Shoot
