Is The Super Bowl As Exciting As Your Life The Clock Is Ticking

The Superbowl, for millions of people, is the most exciting game in the world. What if our most exciting game were the game called our life?

Indianapolis Colts VS Chicago Bears: It's Time For Superbowl XLI

The superbowl matchup is finally set. Who stands the best chance of taking home the Lombardi Trophy next month from Miami?

A Look at Ronaldinho

For any soccer fan who loves a champion, Ronaldinho is their Brazilian God. He not only has become one of the best soccer players in the world, but he has proven to have enough talent to last a lifetime. This winner stunned critics, as he recently won the FIFA World Player of the Year award in 2004. Although he had a tough time growing up, the soccer player has pushed all boundaries and has finally been able to live his dream.

AFC Wild Card Predictions

Here we are at the end of another great NFL season. There are two AFC Wild Card playoff games this weekend and they are sure to entertain. Most NFL analysts are expecting close games, but there's one that could get out of hand.

Controversy Over Death Of NFL Player

The latest inquiry into the death of Pat Tillman should come to an end by December. Tillman was killed by friendly fire 2 1/2 years ago in Afghanistan. It has now become clear that one of the four shooters, Staff Sgt. Trevor Alders had undergone a PRK laser eye surgery just before the incident. Although Tillman had put his hands up, identifying himself, all the Staff Sgt Alders could see was two sets of hands with his hazy vision. He assumed that Tillman and an allied Afghan were enemies and shot at them. Both were killed.

Atlanta's Defensive Backfield Depleted

Jason Webster, Falcons' cornerback, has torn his groin muscle is expected to be out of the game for a month. This does not augur well for Atlanta as it has further depleted their defensive backfield.

Can This Year's Rose Bowl Live Up To Last Year?

What will happen in Pasadena? Two tremendous teams looking to rebound from heartbreaking loses to close their regular seasons!

Eagles: Peterson Signs Deal and Changes His Name

Peterson signed a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday. The five-year veteran also changed his name to William James. This change might be synonymous of a new start for the player who did play in a game in nearly 14 months because of back problems. Peterson was regarded as one of the NFL's emerging young cornerbacks in 2004.

Seahawks: Alexander Sideline for 5 Consecutive Games

Shaun Alexander will not be able to help the struggling Seattle Seahawks yet.

Michigan State: Coach to Leave After Season

While there still are three remaining games in the season, Michigan State announced on Wednesday that John L. Smith will not return to coach for the 2007 season.

NFL: Chad Johnson Fined $5,000

While Chad Johnson already lost his golden mohawk, the colorful Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver has been fined $5,000 by the National Football League. The player can still make an appeal of the league’s sanction before one week. Otherwise he will be obliged to pay the fine.

Vikings: Injured Bollinger and Struggling Johnson

Minnesota Vikings Brad Childress quarterback Brooks Bollinger sprained in two areas his AC joint of his left shoulder during Sunday the 3rd of Decembers loss to the Chicago Bears.

Sports Party Banners: Announcing the Big Game!

Whatever the sporting event, you can recognize your team, and advertise the big event with your own sports banner. Whether it is the big little league game of the season, or the state college championships, appropriate banners can be purchased online, or even made at home. Sports banners come in a wide variety of styles and materials, from the hand held banners for team fans, to flag type banners to hang outside your home, to street spanning, professionally made banners.

The Sparkle That Has Made The Dallas Diamonds Back To Back Champions

The Dallas Diamonds are a women's professional football team. They are based in Dallas and have been the back to back champions for the last two years.