Yale Daily News

The first Super Bowl I can remember watching was Super Bowl XXIV. It was January 28, 1990 — my sister’s fifth birthday. I was seven-years-old. […]

January 26, 2004

With a thunderous crack, in the arms of the Killer P’s they fell. Like mighty redwoods, their thudding collapse resounded throughout football. Indianapolis and Philadelphia […]

January 20, 2004

There are plenty of unsavory acts committed within the realm of professional sports. There are players who taunt. And cheat. And do drugs. Coaches who […]

January 16, 2004

In October, the Red Sox and Yankees played seven epic games. Steve Bartman provided Chicago with a pariah of Buckner-esque proportions. Josh Beckett emerged as […]

January 12, 2004

Now that we’ve all slept off the tryptophan from Thursday’s annual gorgefest, it’s time to give thanks for the most indulgent aspect of Turkey-week tradition. […]

December 1, 2003

Mar-vin! Mar-vin! Mar-vin! As the 1972 Dolphins popped their champagne corks in South Florida and the 2003 Chiefs reminded themselves that 9-1 is nothing to […]

November 17, 2003

Miami, meet your worst nightmare: Tennessee football. On Saturday, Knoxville’s Volunteers snapped the Hurricanes’ 26-game home winning streak, handing them a 10-6 defeat in the […]

November 10, 2003

Did you blink? Because the NFL season is now more than half over. Yeah, I know it went by fast. Don’t let your guard down […]

November 6, 2003

Sometimes you just need a fresh face in the huddle. Someone with a different cadence, a new rhythm. Somebody with a little bit of nervous […]

October 27, 2003

Sunday evening, Orchard Park, New York. FOX’s broadcast of Redskins-Bills. Kenny Albert: “Let’s send it down on the sideline to Tony Siragusa. Tony?” Tony Siragusa: […]

October 20, 2003

There isn’t much room in football locker rooms for guys who like to cry. Yet Dick Vermeil never seems to have trouble placing himself inside […]

October 13, 2003