Sports - March 21, 2007
A colorful debate about Duke's lack of color
The Duke Blue Devils who bowed out in the NCAA Tourney were billed as the youngest team to play at the school in 63 years. But, as OMC national sports columnist points out, they were also one of the whitest teams in college hoops.
Tags: duke, coach k, youngest team, white players

Sports - March 15, 2005
Filling out NCAA tourney brackets can be maddening, here's a little help
Having trouble filling out your office pool entry? Wondering how far UWM's Panthers and UW's Badgers will advance in the tourney? We've got you covered.
Tags: NCAA tournament, march madness, brackets, ESPN, alma mater, chicago regional, albuquerque, UWM, UW Badgers, Oklahoma State, Louisville, Georgia Tech, Gonzaga, Utah State, Austin, Duke, Syracuse, University of Kentucky, Final Four, basketball

Sports - July 16, 2004
Roufus' might has put Milwaukee on the kickboxing map
Many Milwaukeeans might not know it, but the city is on the kickboxing and hybrid K-1 fighting map worldwide thanks to Jeff "Duke" Roufus, who runs the gym that carries his name in Walker's Point.
Tags: Roufus, kickboxing, gym, Norris, Duke, DeNatale, boxing

Sports - Jan. 22, 2002
A tale of two basketball games
Like many other basketball fans, Czabe is fed up by how much better college b-ball is than its counterpart in the NBA. For a bunch of millionaires, how come their play looks so flat? Steve takes a shot at figuring it out in this week's column.
Tags: czaban, duke

Sports - April 4, 2001
When in denial, blame the refs
In college basketball, if all you can do is hate Duke, every foul you see looks like the worst call in history. Steve Czaban editorializes.
Tags: duke, billy packer, czaban, NCAA, basketball