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Sports - May 21, 2008
Leave it to Begel (to give me the feedback I crave)
The conversation between sportswriters continues as Jason Wilde talks back to Dave Begel's backtalk about Wilde's column about Talkbacks. Confused? Read on.
Tags: jason wilde, dave begel, blogs, bart starr, brett favre
Sports - May 20, 2008
I'm talking back to Wilde's Talkback blog
Sportswriters operate out of conviction. They work to find the information they need and then they write about it. It's not all that complicated.
Tags: jason wilde, dave begel, blog, comments, talkbacks
Sports - Jan. 15, 2008
Gigantic thoughts about the Giants
OnMilwaukee.com sports columnist Dave Begel considers Brett Favre's status, Eli Manning's happy feet and Mark Tauscher's dominating performance.
Tags: dave begel, brett favre, michael jordan, mike mccarthy, mark tauscher, tuesdays with tauscher, ryan grant, chris snee
Sports - Jan. 8, 2008
Diving into a debate about the Bucks and a chicken
In the eyes of OnMilwaukee.com freelance sports columnist Dave Begel, assigning blame without naming names is cowardly. Begel calls out a local colleague for doing it.
Tags: bucks, herb kohl, dave begel, michael hunt, journal sentinel sports, ron walter, rick majerus, ric cobb, john castellani
Sports - Nov. 20, 2007
Bucks should probably point in a new direction
There is a lot to like about the 2007-'08 Bucks, but the team must make a change at point guard in order to reach the next level.
Tags: bucks, mo williams, point guard, charlie bell, larry harris, larry krystkowiak, dave begel

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