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06/05/2010 - Charlottesville, VA (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Former University of Virginia football player and athletics director Jim Copeland has died at the age of 65 following a lengthy battle with cancer.
The Charlottesville native was the school's AD from September, 1987 through December, 1994 and also held the same position at William and Mary, Utah and Southern Methodist.
"The growth of the UVa athletics program was impacted significantly by Jim Copeland's leadership as our athletics director," said current Virginia AD Craig Littlepage. "Jim's biggest contributions, however, were in his character, integrity and professionalism."
Copeland was a three-year starter on the offensive line for the Cavaliers and was selected in the tenth round of the 1967 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns. He played professionally for eight seasons and was a member of Browns' teams that played in NFL championship games against Baltimore in 1968 and Minnesota the following season.
He was inducted into the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics Hall of Fame in 2009.
<< Park joins Staten in first at Prince George's
College Park, MD (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Jin Park shot a five-under 66 on Saturday
to join second-round leader B.J. Staten in first after 54 holes of the Melwood
Prince George's County Open.
Park and Staten, who had a three-under 68 on Saturday,
<< Manchester City signs German defender Boateng
Manchester, England (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Germany defender Jerome Boateng has
agreed to a five-year contract and will officially join Manchester City on
July 1.
Boateng has completed the formalities of his 10 million move from Bundesli
<< West Ham signs German midfielder Hitzlsperger
London, England (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - West Ham signed German midfielder Thomas
Hitzlsperger to a three-year contract Saturday.
The 28-year-old former Aston Villa midfielder will officially join the Hammers
on July 1 after his contract with
<< Japan defender Konno set to miss World Cup opener
Sion, Switzerland (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Japan defender Yasuyuki Konno injured his
knee in Friday's friendly against the Ivory Coast, and will likely miss his
country's World Cup opener against Cameroon on June 14.
Konno is expected to miss t
Allgaier captures Nashville Nationwide pole >>
Lebanon, TN (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Justin Allgaier will start on the pole for
Saturday's Federated Auto Parts 300 Nationwide Series race after posting the
fastest lap in qualifying at Nashville Superspeedway.
Allgaier, the 2009 rookie o
Price joins Armour in first in Iowa >>
West Des Moines, IA (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Hall of Famer Nick Price fired a six-
under 65 on Saturday to join first-round leader Tommy Armour III in first
after 36 holes of the Principal Charity Classic.
Price and Armour, who had a two-u
Struggling Kansas City earns draw at Toronto FC >>
Toronto, ON (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Jimmy Nielsen made three saves for his fourth
shutout of the year and the Kansas City Wizards earned their first road result
of the season with a 0-0 draw Saturday at BMO Field against Toronto FC.
Kansas City
Drosselmeyer storms back to capture Belmont Stakes >>
Elmont, NY (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Drosselmeyer passed several horses down the
stretch to win the 142nd running of the Belmont Stakes in a close finish.
Ridden by Mike Smith, who was replacing last year's Belmont-winning jockey
Kent Desormeaux, D
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Trash talk has a place in every competitive endeavor (except baseball; those stirrup-wearers are too busy chewing on their sunflower seeds and their supplements to worry about what their opponents are doing).
Fantasy sports is no exception. Any intelligent discussion of the subject would probably start with a thesis statement or a definition of terms. Thankfully, this wont be an intelligent discussion.
Let me just say that I am happy to take a place in this space alongside my talented colleagues, even our commissioner. (You should see how she bleats like a demented paper boy about league fees on our fantasy site).
Trash talking, I would argue, is primarily about amusing your friends, their sheeplike demeanors and sloping foreheads notwithstanding. The best place I have found for football trash talking is at www.SportsAlarm.com.
Beyond the entertainment factor, though, I would recognize that the sophomoric ritual has one advantage, when properly applied. It magnifies your fantasy triumphs and mitigates your fantasy failures by transforming the eventual point total into an afterthought. Winning makes it seem like your opponent really is a truss-owning, lapel-pin-wearing nitwit. And in defeat, trash talk can be the air bag to break the fall from your hyperbolic heights. The plug-necked yahoos on your team, you can say, will be sacking groceries by the end of the season.
The best trash talk, in my view, is layered and nuanced. And it doesnt focus only on your opponents team. It picks apart your opponent. The idea is to create a shock-and-awe-scale blizzard of nonsense, and the goal is to make your opponent drop his hands from his keyboard in exasperation.
What team does your opponent root for? Accuse a Giants fan of having a Joe Namath pillowcase. Wheres your opponent from? Give a look of concern no matter his reply, then say, I'll try to type slower for you next time. Is your opponent into politics? Label everyone a tax-and-spend corporate shill.
Cap all that with a liberal application of irrelevance. For instance, dont just conclude by saying your opponent is a twerp who drafts like my grandmother. Say that your opponent is a sweater-wearing, eyebrow-plucking twerp who drafts his team about as well as Zsa Zsa Gabor gave acceptance speeches at the Oscars. By the time your foe makes sense of that, his starting running back will have had puppies.
But what about you? Hmm? Recall a memorable slam? Have a tried-and-true technique? Know someone who seems impervious to insult? Take a moment and tells us about it. Put together some (fit-for-publication) thoughts. You wont be too busy returning phone messages from your friends, Im sure, to reply.
In addition to the trash talking, the Sports Alarm has a huge gallery of high resolution pictures of beautiful women and models in bikinis. The most popular models are: Lindsay Lohan, Carrie Underwood, Alessandra Ambrosio, and Paris Hilton.
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