In My Opinion
David J. Neal: Urban Meyer not to blame for Gators’ transgressions
Publicly through the years, current Ohio State and — as he has been most often referred to over the past month — former University of Florida coach Urban Meyer has managed to embody: arrogant, arid and disingenuous if not downright dishonest. One former Florida beat writer summed up his perception of Meyer’s self-perception by referring to him as “The Myth.”
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FLORIDA
Miramar man to be sent to Mass. in ex-Pats murder case
A man arrested in Florida has agreed to return to Massachusetts to face a charge in the murder case against former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez.
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In My Opinion
Greg Cote: Aaron Hernandez is sports latest fallen hero
Sunday, June 16, 2013. Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, care free and on top of the world so much as anyone knew, father to an 8-month-old daughter, goes on Twitter, writes: happy fathers day to all the great dads out there.
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SOUTH FLORIDA
Tragedy to triumph: Former NFL star devotes award to those who helped him survive
He’s won two national championships and two Super Bowls But Darrin Smith says his award for helping children is the most valuable.
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Miami Dolphins keep one lineman, cut another
The Dolphins swapped offensive lineman on their roster Thursday, signing rookie guard Brian Thomas and cutting tackle Patrick Ward.
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Sun Life Stadium
Super Bowl saga comes down to Tuesday vote
With a tax-subsidized renovation of the Dolphins stadium ruled out, South Florida pins its hopes for landing Super Bowl 50 on promising the biggest party the region has ever seen.
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Judge issues warrant for Chad ‘Ochocinco’ Johnson
Chad Johnson, the former football player and ‘Dancing with the Stars’ contestant, has been ordered to jail for violating his probation.
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SUPER BOWL XLVII
Armando Salguero: Super Bowl formula for 49ers, Ravens is simple load up on playmakers
The NFLs annual rush to scrutinize the Super Bowl teams and draw conclusions from their rosters will soon begin to focus on the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers.
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SUPER BOWL XLVII
Greg Cote: 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick can prove hes legit and not a fleeting phenom
Colin Kaepernicks full introduction to America happened to occur on a Super Bowl stage, where the probing light reaches all corners and crevices, and so you find out things like this:
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SUPER BOWL XLVII
Different styles, same winning results for Super Bowl QBs Joe Flacco, Colin Kaepernick
The Ravens’ Joe Flacco and the 49ers’ Colin Kaepernick play very differently, but their results — wins — speaks volumes.
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SUPER BOWL XLVII
Super Bowl XLVII: Ravens vs. 49ers Who has the edge?
A position-by-position breakdown of the Super Bowl XLVII matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers.
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IN MY OPINION
Linda Robertson: Gun culture a needless part of sports
Jovan Belcher killed his girlfriend, committed suicide and orphaned his daughter. If the Kansas City linebacker had not put a gun in his hand during those moments when he was seized by rage and despair, the 3-month-old baby girl would have had a chance to grow up with her mother and father.
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In My Opinion
NFL refs, owners guilty of unsportsmanlike conduct
The NFL, the most profitable sports league in the history of our country and one of the few recession-proof businesses of any kind in this economy, has stained the start of its season fighting its referees over an estimated $4 million. The whole thing is like watching Bill Gates make a scene in a furniture store, knocking stuff over and punching the sales person because nobody will honor his coupon for a couch.
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ARMANDO SALGUERO | IN MY OPINION
Miami Dolphins offensive line still a work in progress
Four years ago, the Dolphins hired a respected former offensive line coach and made a commitment to rebuilding from the inside out, casting the offensive line as a teams foundation that was supposed to be as strong as the men who played there.
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Sports Buzz
Blame past decisions, philosophy for lack of splash in Fins free agency
One question weve heard a lot about the Dolphins: How can a team thats so mediocre and dumped its top playmaker (Brandon Marshall) not have the cap space - or try to create it - to make competitive bids for Eric Winston, Vincent Jackson, Mario Williams or any other free agent who was an impact 2011 starter for another team?
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