Sports - Sept. 22, 2008
Green Bay Replay: Cowboys 26, Packers 17
With a regular-season record crowd of 71,113 crammed into Lambeau Field for the highly anticipated match-up, Dallas had the air of a Super Bowl contender. The Cowboys dispatched Green Bay, 27-16, before a national TV audience on "Sunday Night Football."
Tags: packers, cowboys, lambeau field, sunday night football, aaron rodgers, terrell owens, mike mccarthy, ryan grant

Sports - Nov. 29, 2007
Big games in dreamland
I woke up this morning at 5:10 a.m. laughing like crazy. I had just been in the middle of a dream.
Tags: green bay packers, dalas cowboys, nfl, terrell owens

Sports - Oct. 30, 2007
Why can't pro athletes try hard all the time?
It's great when pro athletes admit that their effort in a game was lackluster. The question is: why is it lackluster in the first place?
Tags: milwaukee bucks, larry krystkowiak, mo williams, willie buchanon, terrell owens, allen iverson, wssp, gary ellerson, cliff saunders, wauk, steve the homer true, milwaukee admirals

Sports - Dec. 3, 2005
Roloff riffs on Wisconsin sports
Over the course of a month many things can happen in the world of sports. Some are crammed down your throat (Terrell Owens) and others just morph in front of your eyes (2005 Green Bay Packers). What we take -- or choose to ignore -- from these events is what makes us true sports fans.
Tags: Badgers, Brewers, Packers, NFL, Roloff, Favre, Bucky, Attanasio, Terrell Owens

Sports - Feb. 2, 2005
Welcome to Jacksonville, where random Super Bowl thoughts are unleashed
Welcome to Jacksonville, city of thin skin. Write one bad thing and the place goes into defensive hyper-drive. Washington Post columnist Tony Kornheiser was first out of the gate with a column that called Jacksonville an unworthy Super City.
Tags: Super Bowl, Jacksonville, Andy Reid, Bill Belichick, Bill Murray, Groundhog Day, NFL Network, Super Bowl parties, Tony Kornheiser, Washington Post, Terrell Owens, Warren Sapp, Keyshawn Johnson