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| Blog Name: | East Coast Bias |
| Url: | http://east-coast-bias.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | sports, maryland, east coast |
| Description: | Four East Coast guys with way too much education to be so dumb |
| Popularity: | 50 Followers |
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2009 Tour de France Preview: Part 3 – Predictions
With the Tour starting on Saturday, this will conclude our three-part preview of the 2009 Tour de France. You can also read Part 1 – The Route and Part 2 – The Field. In the previous installment of our preview, we looked at some of the favorites to win the Tour de France. Today, I’ll make some predictions about who will actually win it. I’ll answer the biggest question up front: Lance Armstrong will not win the Tour de France
With the Tour starting on Saturday, this will conclude our three-part preview of the 2009 Tour de France. You can also read Part 1 – The Route and Part 2 – The Field. In the previous installment of our preview, we looked at some of the favorites to win the Tour de France. Today, I’ll make some predictions about who will actually win it. I’ll answer the biggest question up front: Lance Armstrong will not win the Tour de France
2009 Tour de France Preview: Part 2 – The Field
Continuing our preview of the 2009 Tour de France, we’ll take a look at the field of riders and let you know whom you should watch. You may recognize this guy. He’s actually kind of famous, and now he’s back in the To
Continuing our preview of the 2009 Tour de France, we’ll take a look at the field of riders and let you know whom you should watch. You may recognize this guy. He’s actually kind of famous, and now he’s back in the To
2009 Tour de France Preview: Part 1 – The Route
I know we’ve been slacking on the posts lately, but I have plans for quite a lot of Tour de France coverage when it starts next Saturday (you’re welcome). We’ll kick things off with a three part preview of this year’s Tour, starting today with a look at the 2009 Tour route. The Beginning
I know we’ve been slacking on the posts lately, but I have plans for quite a lot of Tour de France coverage when it starts next Saturday (you’re welcome). We’ll kick things off with a three part preview of this year’s Tour, starting today with a look at the 2009 Tour route. The Beginning
The Real Reason Americans Hate Soccer
Usually when a person dislikes a sport, they simply choose to ignore it. In America, soccer gets a different treatment. American men actively HATE soccer. They deride it as "wussy", "boring", "slow" and basically "European".Why? Why must we make an effort to show how much we dislike soccer instead of just letting it exist like all of the other fringe sports?I have a theory, but first I'll run through the established lesser theories.5) We Didn't Invent It - This is the oft-cited explanation for why soccer has yet to take r
Usually when a person dislikes a sport, they simply choose to ignore it. In America, soccer gets a different treatment. American men actively HATE soccer. They deride it as "wussy", "boring", "slow" and basically "European".Why? Why must we make an effort to show how much we dislike soccer instead of just letting it exist like all of the other fringe sports?I have a theory, but first I'll run through the established lesser theories.5) We Didn't Invent It - This is the oft-cited explanation for why soccer has yet to take r
Team USA Soccer Blows 2-0 Lead, Shot at Relevance
For one half, Team USA continued to look like the team of destiny. Despite Brazil outplaying the Americans, the Yanks had built a 2-0 lead going into the break. Victory against the most talented team in the world was certainly not assured, but things had never looked brighter for American soccer.One half and four Brazilian goals (three that officials counted) later and U.S. Soccer rejoined its place in line behind baseball, football, h
For one half, Team USA continued to look like the team of destiny. Despite Brazil outplaying the Americans, the Yanks had built a 2-0 lead going into the break. Victory against the most talented team in the world was certainly not assured, but things had never looked brighter for American soccer.One half and four Brazilian goals (three that officials counted) later and U.S. Soccer rejoined its place in line behind baseball, football, h
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