Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Katherine Webb: 'I feel like I'm one of the players or coaches' - USATODAY - "I flew in from Los Angeles last night late so I'm running on about four hours of sleep," Webb told USA TODAY Sports. "It's been absolutely crazy. I feel like I'm one of the players or coaches being interviewed. I've been hounded by media."
Ray Lewis denies using banned deer antler spray - USATODAY - According to Sports Illustrated, the iconic Baltimore Ravens linebacker tried to obtain deer-antler velvet extract in an attempt to speed the healing for a torn triceps that sidelined him for more than half the season. - Lewis approached the makers of the deer-antler velvet extract — Sports with Alternative to Steroids — the company's owner Mitch Ross told SI. Deer-antler spray contains IGF-1, which is on the NFL's list of banned substances. Using the spray would be a violation of the NFL's steroids policy.
Report: Tennessee athletics over $200 million in debt - USATODAY - A report in SportsBusiness Journal paints a dire picture of one of the biggest college athletics programs, the SEC's Tennessee Volunteers:
Jack Harbaugh: Tracing Super Bowl siblings back to their source | Jerry Brewer | The Seattle Times - The father of two Super Bowl coaches, Jack Harbaugh, has the charm of John and the temper of Jim. -- Let me tell you about Jack Harbaugh, the father of the Super siblings. The man is the most authentic person I've ever met. If he were food, he'd have an organic label on his chest.
Harbaugh sons used unconventional means to help father build college football powerhouse - Yahoo! Sports - Dan Wetzel - Jack Harbaugh, the patriarch of the NFL's reigning first family, was in coaching trouble back in the mid-1990s; his Western Kentucky program was skidding through repeated losing seasons, and Jack's future was tenuous. - That's when his sons, John, then an assistant at the University of Cincinnati, and Jim, then a high-profile starting NFL quarterback, made it their unprecedented mission to moonlight and save him. - On Feb. 3 the brothers meet with a Super Bowl on the line – John's Baltimore Ravens against Jim's San Francisco 49ers. Not two decades ago they teamed up to help their dad and in the process built the foundation for a championship program – in this case at a lower-division college that neither even officially worked for at the time.
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