The NFL's New Duds; Nissan's New Batmobile
Today in sports: New NFL uniforms, game-fixing scandals overseas, an ode to Augusta's black caddies, one Kentucky fan's wild night, and Nissan designs a real-life Batmobile to win Le Mans.
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The Fearlessness of Larry Brown; Dressing for the NFL Draft
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Larry Brown wants to give SMU basketball hope, because why not, dressing a defensive lineman for the NFL Draft can be tough, if you forget the "peacockerry," and the Packers would prefer it their shareholders came to Lambeau Field alone in July.
Kentucky Is Your NCAA Favorite; A Peyton Manning Signing Is Close
Oddsmakers list the Wildcats as the team most likely to win the NCAA tournament, the crop of March Madness contenders again fails to impress, and Penn State trustees have finally explained the Joe Paterno firing.
Pakistani Cricket Players Receive Jail Time for Fixing Matches
The former captain of Pakistan's national cricket team was sentenced to 30 months in prison today, and two other teammates also received jail time for conspiring to fix international matches.
Dirty Cricketers Convicted; Dodgers Close to Being Sold Off
Today in sports: The Los Angeles Dodgers ownership mess is nearing a resolution, two Pakistani cricket players convicted for bribery, and Wolf Blitzer takes the credit (or blame) for Michael Jordan's last comeback.
Wasting £104,300 on Dirty Cricket; The Dolphins's Short Game
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The Chances 'Cricket Diplomacy' Will Succeed in India
The prime ministers of India and Pakistan are watching today's semi-final match together
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