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Post publishes Eye on Sports
The washingtonpost.com has published a slideshow of outstanding sports images from around the world this week called Eye on Sports.

Eagle’s magical run comes to an end
After three straight wins, including this past Tuesday’s upset over La Porte, Atascocita fell tonight to a powerful and athletic Fort Bend Hightower team, 69-56, at Clear Lake High School. Over at Humble, the fields were buzzing as the ...

Roger Clemens’ Attorney Now Hedging, Maybe He Was at Canseco’s Party
Ahah! Maybe a serious breakthrough in the Roger Clemens/Brian McNamee he-said/she-said ordeal. Friday it came out in the NY Daily News that some kid had photo evidence that Roger Clemens was indeed at a Jose Canseco party in 1998. ...

RTT on NBC Sports' Hoop It Up: blogging about vomit will lead to ...
Well, forty more people anyway. Now, this week, I found myself sitting in my car during lunch talking to NBC Sports about Bruce Pearl and the Volunteer basketball team. I'm telling you. Life is weird. ...

Crumpler update, more thoughts on Muhammad
The Panthers weren’t among the teams that former Atlanta tight end Alge Crumpler met with – or even called – on Friday. The word in Indianapolis was that Crumpler’s price tag was too high for the Panthers’ liking, especially given the ...

Inside Dwight Howard’s Superman Dunk
An Arizona pitcher actually enjoyed getting lit up [Obscure Sports Quarterly]. Everyone thinks they’re the team to beat in MLB [Baseball Mastermind]. Darius Miles loves making it rain at strip clubs [SPORTSbyBROOKS] ...

Zvonareva reaches Qatar final
Russia's Vera Zvonareva reached her second final of the year when she defeated China's Li Na 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 at the Qatar Open on Saturday.

Llodra enters final in Rotterdam
Michael Llodra registered his fourth straight sets win at the World Indoor Tournament this week to beat Ivo Karlovic 7-5, 7-6 in the first semi-final.

Injury-time agony for Gunners
Arsenal's drive to reclaim the EPL title suffered a painful setback when an injury-time penalty allowed Birmingham to snatch an unlikely 2-2 draw.

Players refuse to play under Paes
Three of the four players on the Davis Cup team have written to the AITA stating that they will not play under the captaincy of Leander Paes.