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Sports, we all love em…

admin — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 11:31:08 +0000

Sports, we all love em, theres no two ways around it, and from time to time we miss the game and desperately want to know the live score. If you need to find out quickly Livegoals has real time scores coming through the second they happen. And what else do us men like to do (I know what youre thinking keep it clean-ish) I was talking about gambling not drinking, I know shocker. So, back to the point, basicly, you can bet on the games too, sound good? Because it certainly does to me, but perhaps thats just because I won, and we all know betting is about chance and educated guesses and Livegoals gives you all the stats to make an informed decision about the football particularly. So maybe your thinking I need to put my money where my mouth is and back my club, maybe youre just after a cheap thrill or some easy money. Or maybe you just want to innocently check the live scores you can do all that here at Livegoals. So anyway while Im rambling on abit I just thought Id ask what the hell happened to Everton this season, I mean really how are they in the bottom two of the division after 6 games, talk about a bad start, theyve been playing terrible football I know, but Moyes must be worried by now.

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Johnson suggests Bolt 400m switch

admin — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:51:05 +0000

Johnson suggests Bolt 400m switch
Sprint legend Michael Johnson believes Usain Bolt should consider moving up to 400m after an impressive relay display.

Pietersen fails in England draw
Kevin Pietersen suffers another batting failure as England draw their three-day Test warm-up match against Bangladesh A

Villegas runs away to win Honda Classic (AP)

admin — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:18:08 +0000

Villegas runs away to win Honda Classic (AP)
Camilo Villegas was the star attraction at a youth golf clinic in his native Colombia two days before the start of the Honda Classic. One kid, maybe 8 or 9 years old, piped up with a question. “How does it feel to be the second-best player in the world?” Villegas could only laugh. He might not be the second-best player in the world, but he was second to none this week at the Honda.

Golf-Noh stopping South Korean teenager, says veteran Choi (Reuters)
New Malaysian Open champion Noh Seung-yul is all set to make an impact on world golf, according to seven-times U.S. PGA Tour winner KJ Choi.

US skier Weibrecht to miss season finale (AP)

admin — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 18:30:05 +0000

US skier Weibrecht to miss season finale (AP)
Olympic super-G bronze medalist Andrew Weibrecht has dislocated his shoulder in a crash and will miss next week’s World Cup season finale. The 24-year-old from Lake Placid, N.Y., lost his balance during a World Cup downhill race Saturday in Kvitfjell, Norway, after a long jump. He tumbled over several times and slammed into the safety netting.

Kiffin adds Fresno’s Baxter as assistant (AP)
Longtime Fresno State assistant coach John Baxter is leaving the Bulldogs to become Lane Kiffin’s associate head coach and special teams coordinator at Southern California. Kiffin announced the latest addition to his coaching staff Thursday. Baxter spent the last 13 seasons as Pat Hill’s right-hand man at Fresno State, coaching the Bulldogs’ perennially outstanding special-teams units…

Nets offer fans free income tax returns (AP)

admin — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 08:45:07 +0000

Nets offer fans free income tax returns (AP)
The struggling New Jersey Nets have come up with another gimmick to sell tickets during a season in which they’ve won only six games. This time, they’re giving fans a different return on their money — a tax return. The Nets have combined with Roni Deutch Tax Center to offer a free New Jersey income tax return to state residents 18 years and older who attend their game against the Orlando…

Durant’s 39 help Thunder outlast Kings (AP)
The Oklahoma City Thunder don’t like to see the kind of defensive numbers that ended up on the box score against the Sacramento Kings. Only the fact that the Thunder won anyway provided a tiny measure of redemption. Kevin Durant had 39 points and 10 rebounds, Russell Westbrook added 30 points and 13 assists, and Oklahoma City survived one of its worst defensive performances of the season in a…

Berkman likely to miss spring opener (AP)
Houston All-Star first baseman Lance Berkman is likely to miss the Astros’ spring training opener Thursday after bruising his left knee. The 34-year-old Berkman complained of soreness and swelling in his knee after Monday’s workout. He had an MRI exam Monday night that revealed a contusion, and the results were sent to Houston to be further examined by team physician Dr.

Defensive players shine at NFL combine (AP)

admin — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 11:00:07 +0000

Defensive players shine at NFL combine (AP)
Ndamukong Suh thinks he should be the No. 1 pick. Gerald McCoy and Eric Berry both contend they should go first, too. Suddenly in the quarterback-driven NFL, defense is becoming all the rage. Early draft projections have Suh and McCoy, defensive tackles, going among the top four picks. Berry could join them in the top five, and none of the three defenders are shy about making their cases for who is…

Juniors face risky decision on going pro (AP)
Taylor Mays has no regrets about finishing his senior season at Southern Cal. Eric Berry saw no sense in risking everything one more time at Tennessee. The top two safeties in this year’s NFL draft exemplify the high-stakes choice dozens of college underclassmen debate each winter: Should they stay in school or should they jump to the NFL?

Penguins back, ready for stretch drive (AP)
Kris Letang doesn’t want to bring up the Olympics to Pittsburgh Penguins teammates Brooks Orpik, Sergei Gonchar and Evgeni Malkin. He’ll be more than happy to discuss the hockey tournament with Sidney Crosby, though, after his countryman helped Canada defeat the United States 3-2 in overtime Sunday in the gold-medal game at the Vancouver Olympics.

Inkster, Miyazato take 2-shot lead in Singapore (AP)

admin — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 22:12:07 +0000

Inkster, Miyazato take 2-shot lead in Singapore (AP)
Juli Inkster and Ai Miyazato each shot 3-under 69 Saturday to share a two-shot lead after the third round of the HSBC Women’s Champions. The 49-year-old Inkster led most of the round and finished at 7-under 209. The Hall of Famer could become the oldest winner in LPGA history. Beth Daniel was 46 when she won the Canadian Women’s Open in 2003.

Jeter has no desire to become free agent (AP)

admin — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:27:07 +0000

Jeter has no desire to become free agent (AP)
Derek Jeter is not speculating about his future with the New York Yankees. The 10-time All-Star reported to spring training Wednesday and said he has no problem with a team policy of not negotiating new contracts until a player’s previous deal expires. Jeter is entering the final season of a $189 million, 10-year deal.

MLB hopes to test minor leaguers for HGH (AP)
Major League Baseball hopes to test minor leaguers for human growth hormone this year following the suspension of a British rugby league player who admitted using the substance. The United Kingdom Anti-Doping authority announced a two-year ban Monday for Terry Newton, saying he was the first athlete suspended for using human growth hormone.

Create-a-caption: Smoove shout
Hawks’ forward Josh Smith(notes) protests a call late in the fourth quarter against the Warriors on Sunday. Best caption wins some dessert. Good luck.After the jump, LeBron and Shaq take a knee.Winner, AJ:… and bless Hubie, and Boobie, and Delonte, and Mo. And please bring our wayward comrade, Big-Z back to Cleveland. In Stern’s name we pray. Amen.Co-runner-up, Anton:Shaq: (thinking) “God, I hope I can get back up.”LeBron: (thinking) “How you doing, LeBron?” “Oh, I’m good, man, I’m good.” “Ready for the big game?” “Championship?” “No, no, nooooo. I mean, tonight’s game.” “Oh … yeah, another triple-double coming up.” “You like yourself, LeBron?” “Yeah.” “You feel good about yourself, Lebron?” “I do, I really do.” “That’s great, Le — this is the end of the first half of Lebron’s self-motivational tape — please turn over to side B.”Co-runner-up, JeremyO:LB: “Oh wise Shaq Fu, please teach me the ways to win four rings.”Shaq Fu: “Young Prince, I cannot be the one to teach you. You must seek the one they call ‘Phil.’”

Jamison to make first start for Cavs (AP)

admin — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 20:09:05 +0000

Jamison to make first start for Cavs (AP)
Antawn Jamison will make his first start for Cleveland in place of J.J. Hickson against New Orleans. Coach Mike Brown was leaning toward starting Jamison before Hickson came down with flu-like symptoms Tuesday morning. Hickson’s availability won’t be known until closer to game time Tuesday night.

Combine Watch List: Who is Joique Bell?

admin — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 10:27:09 +0000

Combine Watch List: Who is Joique Bell?
On Monday, we told you the story of Tennessee quarterback Jonathan Crompton, who won’t be going to the scouting combine despite a relatively high profile and a great end to his senior season. Today, we’re going to introduce you to a kid who will likely be a mid-round draft pick, and odds are you’ve never heard of him. Running back Joique Bell of Wayne State, a Division II school in Detroit, took a chance on a smaller school over bigger local schools like Michigan and Michigan State because they saw him as a safety, and Bell wanted to be a running back. In retrospect, Bell made the right positional choice — factor in his return totals, and he’s top ten in NCAA total yardage no matter the school. Of course, that’s the question: How do we look at Bell’s NFL potential when all we have are his numbers against giants like Ferris State, Mercyhurst, Saginaw Valley and Findlay? No offense against those fine schools, or Wayne State itself, but it’s generally tough to get a sense how a kid will do against the Baltimore Ravens if he’s been facing players whose college careers will be the end of their football days.That’s where the Senior Bowl comes in. After he gained over 2,000 yards in each of his last two seasons, Bell got an invitation to Mobile, Ala., and immediately impressed the pro coaches, scouts and personnel people in attendance. After the third day of Senior Bowl practice, Ravens running backs coach Wilbert Montgomery told the Detroit Free Press that Bell had been, “as offensive skill guys [go], the most impressive guy.”"You see if a guy can make a guy miss when he’s in the hole,” Montgomery continued. “What I saw … four times when he had the ball, he was able to front up a guy right in the hole and shake him and get out of there.”What I look for with a running back going up against “inferior” competition is the ability to get outside and make things happen in the open field. Looking at Bell’s highlight video eased my mind right off the bat, when he took a zone slide right and jumped over a defender. You can see the inside power and outside speed, and you begin to understand why, despite his small-school pedigree, Bell is considered a mid-round prospect. With a good combine, his stock could rise even higher, which makes Joique Bell a name to watch when things get rolling next week.