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• Interview with ESPN Senior Writer, Chris Broussard Part I

  Published: August 22, 2007, 5:20 am

  Tags: Nabj, Billy Hunter, Chris Broussard, Game Of Shadows, David Aldridge, Michael Holley, Le Bron James, Michael Tillery, William C Rhoden, Forty Million Dollar Slaves, Espn, Michael Wilbon, New York Times, Kevin Garnett, Chauncey Billups, Stephen Smith, Freedom Fighter, Nba

  With all the craziness currently surrounding sports, I thought it was imperitive post another in the long line of top notch journalism interviews that we’ve done here at TSF. I got a chance to meet Chris Broussard at the NABJ conference right after another buddy of mine Brian Cook (nominated for an award for a feature he did on Buck

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• Tanya Marchiol of TEAM Investments: The Principles of Prosperity

  Published: September 14, 2007, 4:12 pm

  Tags: Bo Outlaw, Turk Mcbride, Ryan Mcneil, Tanya Marchiol, Michael Tillery, Jamarcus Russell, Donovan Mcnabb, Blogroll

  Tanya Marchiol of Team (Together Everyone Achieves MoreInvestments produces a well-needed service to professional athletes and other qualified customers. We've all heard the horror stories of those who go from smiling success to losing it all as quickly as they made it. She presents real estate opportunities and financial strategies that will

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• On the Radio With Chuck D on Airamericaradio.com 11pm-1am EST

  Published: October 14, 2007, 11:13 pm

  Tags: Barry Bonds, Blogroll, Chuck D, Marian Jones, Michael Tillery, Michael Vick

  Sorry for the short notice. We’ll be discussing relevant sports issues. I’m sure Mike Vick, Barry Bonds and Marian Jones will be part of the conversation. I’m going on 12 am. XM Satellite Radio ch. 167 (more…)

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• Interview with ESPN.com Editor In Chief Rob King

  Published: October 19, 2007, 9:45 am

  Tags: Barry Bonds, Bill Simmons, Espn, Espn Digital Media, Espn Com, Gannett, Jeff Chadia, Jemele Hill, Jimmy Clausen, Knight Ridder, Kobe Bryant, Maurice Clarett, Michael Tillery, Michael Vick, Nba, Penn State, Philadelphia 76ers, Philadelphia Eagles, Philadelphia Inquirer, Rob

  Simply put, the reason why there is a TSF is because of ESPN.com. There’s no denying such a significant fact. In saying that, we also want an alternative to what has become almost a singular voice in sports. ESPN has a stranglehold on the way sports is packaged and the only way that grip changes is for sites like TSF and others to

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• Good Morning America: Starter Number 4 is Here!

  Published: October 31, 2007, 7:06 pm

  Tags: A Cinque Carter, American League, American League Pennant, Ben Osborne, Black Sports Writers, Boston, Boston Red Sox, Brad Pye, Cinque, Grady Little, Howie Evans, J A Adande, Leland Stein, Manny Ramirez, Michael Smith, Michael Tillery, Mizzo, New York Yankees, Red Sox, Red

  me onboard. Big ups to Michael Smith (ESPN / ESPN.com) for being down to earth and cool when I hung with he and J.A. on Miami Beach during the festivities at Super Bowl XLI. By the way, J.A. had me walking the red carpet at a particular very private affair that weekend. He’s always looked out for me though. So, here we go.

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• Dat Dude! Interview with Marcellus Wiley

  Published: November 8, 2007, 1:32 pm

  Tags: Bill Parcells, Blogroll, Brett Favre, Bruce Smith, Buffalo Bills, Curtis Conway, Dallas Cowboys, Dat Dude, Donovan Mcnabb, Junior Seau, La Tik, Laila Ali, Marcellus Wiley, Marv Levy, Michael Tillery, Mizzo, Rodney Harrisson, San Diego Chargers, Tiki Harrell, Wade Phillips

  have a standout NFL career. Michael Tillery: How did you acquire the moniker Dat Dude? (more…)

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• Interview With SPORTNET GM/EIC Neal Scarbrough

  Published: November 19, 2007, 4:10 pm

  Tags: Aol, Aol Fanhouse, Barry Bonds, Dan Rafael, Dave Zirin, Espn, Fox Sports, Gwen Knapp, Jason Whitlock, Jemele Hill, Jerry Crasnick, Keith Clinkscales, Kevin Blackistone, Larry Brown, Marc Stein, Michael Smith, Michael Tillery, Michael Vick, Neal Scarbrough, Olympics, Pac Man

  Neal Scarbrough’s acumen in the realm of sports editing and coordinating should never be questioned. While at ESPN, he used his top notch managerial skills to help develop the platform you see today in almost every aspect of the network. With all the league deals going on across the sports scene, Neal was brought in to AOL in attempts to

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• Do the Right Thing

  Published: December 12, 2007, 3:55 pm

  Tags: Axg, Aaron Afflalo, Antonio Mcdyess, Blogroll, Chauncey Billups, Detroit, Detroit Pistons, Do The Right Thing, Eastern Conference, Flip Saunders, Jason Maxiell, Kobe Bryant, Michael Tillery, North Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Public Enemy, Rasheed Wallace, Rip Hamilton, Sco

  the bench and into the game. Michael Tillery gave me the rock and here I am. (more…)

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• Interview With Sacramento Kings Forward Ron Artest: “I Keep It 100%”

  Published: December 19, 2007, 9:10 am

  Tags: Ben Wallace, Blogroll, Brawl In Detroit, Commissioner David Stern, Larry Bird, Mark Jackson, Michael Tillery, Nba, New York Knicks, Referee Gambling Scandal, Ron Artest, Sacramento Kings, The Maloof Brothers, The Starting Five, Tiger Woods, Tim Donaghy, Sports And Ethics

  There is no denying Ron’s positive effect on Queensbridge This interview was conducted this summer in Long Island as Ron was getting ready for the season–just days after the referee gambling scandal hit the press. (more…)

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• From Dr. J To Kobe Bryant: The Evolution Of The Slasher Past And Present

  Published: January 7, 2008, 4:43 pm

  Tags: Connie Hawkins, Elgin Baylor, Julius Erving, Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Mark Walker, Michael Jordan, Michael Tillery, Slam, Tsf

  **Video compilation here on TSF. The entire piece (text) is posted on SLAM. The mirror of basketball evolution past, present and future I wanted to somehow chronicle the evolution and origin of the slasher. The slasher has become the most feared offensive force in basketball. The entity alone changed the game and also its unique

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