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• Chris Broussard Interview Part II

  Published: August 23, 2007, 1:48 pm

  Tags: Mark Jackson, Doc Rivers, Julius Erving, David Aldridge, Rod Carew, Ralph Wiley, Sonia Sanchez, Lynn Swann, Lz Granderson, Chris Broussard, Mike Brown, Sean Williams, Nenad Krstic, Eddie Griffin, Grant Hill, Slam Magazine, Greg Oden, Carl Lewis, Jamaal Magloire, Tim Donaghy

  In part II of Chris Broussard’s interview, he and I discuss the NBA at length. We range from the state of the league compared with the scrutiny other sports receive, preseason predictions to whom he would like to see coach next in the NBA. We also touch on Chris juggling his multi-faceted ESPN career with the fortunate responsibilities of

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• An Closed Letter to Open Minds

  Published: August 30, 2007, 6:05 pm

  Tags: Sylvester Croom, Ralph Wiley, Todd Mcnair, Michael Vick, Racial Bias, Racism, Slavery, Pat Tillman, Nfl

  They try to beat us down. And it’s something most white people will never understand. They don’t get it when we see a Michael Vick segment or three in a row followed by a Todd McNair two segments, followed by a, does Sylvester Croom’s “inspirational” coaching style work at Mississippi State? The sheer magnitude of

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• A Closed Letter to Open Minds

  Published: August 30, 2007, 6:05 pm

  Tags: Sylvester Croom, Ralph Wiley, Todd Mcnair, Michael Vick, Racial Bias, Racism, Slavery, Pat Tillman, Nfl

  They try to beat us down. And it’s something most white people will never understand. They don’t get it when we see a Michael Vick segment or three in a row followed by a Todd McNair two segments, followed by a, does Sylvester Croom’s “inspirational” coaching style work at Mississippi State? The sheer magnitude of

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• Alex Reed Joins TSF

  Published: December 14, 2007, 6:36 pm

  Tags: Allen Iverson, Jason Kidd, Knicks, Nfl Players Union, Peter Warrick, Peyton Manning, Ralph Wiley, Ryan Leaf, Stephon Marbury

  The great, late, Ralph Wiley’s piece about that incident got me on the road to try to become half the writer he was. Given that, a lot of my writings will focus on race in sports. 2007 will go down as one of the worst years in sports history, if not the worst. But it has also opened the floodgates about how the mainstream

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