Ray Hamilton, Special to The Plain Dealer , September 07, 2010 11:25 a.m. Editor's note: Strongsville tight end Ray Hamilton is taking readers inside his team's huddle by writing a blog for cleveland.com throughout the 2010 football season.
Previously in this blog, I've mentioned the great atmospheres created by the Lithuanian, Spain and Greek fans at this FIBA World Championship.
A recent FIFA report dubbed the country
As I watched the amazing game last night between the Boise State Broncos and the Virginia Tech Hokies, I couldn't help but laugh a little...
Andrew Yogan and his video-game version share the same skills and playing style on the ice.
Rafa Nadal will lead the Spanish Armada into the fourth round of the U.S. Open on Tuesday as he continues his bid to capture the only grand slam to have eluded him.
Nobody's safe; Federation Nation anglers go for it; BASS mags win awards; How to find a BASS club … and Charlie Hartley's confidence game
* Djokovic demolishes Fish in straight sets
Former U.S. Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova hit out at tournament organisers on Monday after she was beaten in the fourth round by unseeded Slovakian Dominika Cibulkova, the lowest ranked player left in the women's draw.
Rugby World Cup provides unhappiest hat-trick in English sport
Five teams to watch out for during the upcoming National Football League season.
(refiles to change headline to "five teams to watch this season". No changes to text.)
We write a lot about walk-ons on the blog, but frankly, they keep making plays for USF, so it's hard not to. Take senior walk-on safety Chris Lane, who helped shift momentum back to the Bulls in the first half Saturday when he blocked a Stony Brook punt in the end zone, then jumped on the loose ball for his first college touchdown. "I was just doing what I was coached to do. We ran our regular ...
Join me for a live chat during this afternoon's game.
RENTON - They're better, and that's the bottom line, according to Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider.
[...] they accomplished something more than just winning a divisional crown. Tri-City had just lost to the Brooklyn Cyclones, but a loss by the Connecticut Tigers a short time earlier already had sealed a division title. [...] the accomplishment is quite stunning, considering the ValleyCats started off in their traditional doormat mode. The team appeared headed to a fourth straight losing season ...
After handling pressure and doubt, Keith Browner carries on his family tradition. Some might say that Keith Browner, Jr., he of the famed NFL Browner clan, was born to play football.
Smarter Travel Media, a TripAdvisor® Media Group company, launches SniqueAwayâ¢.  For the first time private sale meets crowd-sourcing approval on a brand new members-only site where each offer is endorsed by the people. All hotels featured on SniqueAway have earned a minimum four-star rating* and a four or five out of five review rating on TripAdvisor.
Novak Djokovic stormed into the quarter-finals of the U.S. Open on Monday with a brilliant performance that underlined his credentials as the biggest threat to Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal to win the men's title.
After playing the sport for 15 years and now making a living by talking about it, Jason Scukanec has a love/hate relationship with football. It’s not that the former Mountain View High School and Brigham Young University standout is ungrateful for all the game has given him. It’s just that he is reminded of the cost every day.
