No word yet on whether or not his official title will be “Chemical Engineer”.
9. Regan Smith Wins Nationwide Race at Daytona
For
at least one week (and odds are, only one week), Nationwide drivers have more wins than Sprint Cup ones
on the junior circuit.
8. Ronda Rousey Doesn’t Need an Armbar to Win
A swift knee to the liver worked just fine.7. USA Men’s Hockey Team Forgets How to Score Goals
That’s a problem when you’re facing Canada for the right to play in the gold medal game, and then getting blown out by Finland with a chance to earn a bronze.
6. Kevin Love Drops First Career Triple Double
It’s hard to believe that the man that throws the prettiest outlet passes since Bill Walton
hadn’t recorded a triple-double yet.
5. Jim Boeheim Loses His Mind
In
the short term, Boeheim’s ejection Saturday night sealed a second straight
loss for Syracuse, but going forward perhaps his outburst
will help wake his team up for the stretch run.
4. Jason Collins Makes Season Debut For Nets
Collins historic appearance (he’s the first openly
gay athlete to appear in a game in any of the four major sports leagues)
resulted in 2 boards, 1 steal, and several hard screens
that freed up his teammates. 3. Clippers Win a Shootout in Oklahoma City
Jamal Crawford went bonkers in this one with 36 points, which trumped a 42-10 effort from Kevin Durant. He delivered Los Angeles’ their best road win of the season.
2. Canada Dominates Sweden, Wins Olympic Men’s Hockey Gold Medal
Even on the larger international ice, Canada’s elite defensive corps was able to swallow up the talented Swedes.
1. Dale Earnhardt Dominates Under the Lights, Wins Second
Daytona 500
Withstanding
a six-hour rain delay, Junior cranked it up in primetime. You’ll
be hard pressed to find a more grateful winner than Dale Earnhardt Jr.
yesterday.
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