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I               had               a               great               sports               weekend               in               the               middle               of               October.

It               started               off               with               the               Mets               in               the               National               League               Championship               Series.

Nothing               beats               having               your               baseball               team               playing               competitive               games               in               October.
               But               this               is               also               the               month               that               football               is               in               full               swing.

I               covered               three               games               as               a               freelance               writer               this               weekend.

So               far               in               2006,               I've               seen               more               than               my               share               of               blowout               games,               which               made               what               I               witnessed               all               the               more               special.
               First               up               was               a               high               school               game               between               county               rivals.

In               a               matchup               of               undefeated               teams,               the               Asheboro               Blue               Comets               hosted               the               Eastern               Randolph               Wildcats               in               front               of               an               overflow               crowd.
               Friday               morning,               I               was               listening               to               a               Greensboro-based               radio               station               and               they               were               talking               about               this               football               game,               which               was               happening               in               a               different               county.

It               was               then               I               started               to               figure               out               how               big               the               game               was               going               to               be.
               They               played               the               game               in               Lee               J.

Stone               Stadium,               which               has               a               seating               capacity               of               4,800.

They               did               not               announce               an               attendance,               but               a               high               school               football               highlights               show               on               television               estimated               the               crowd               at               11,000               people.
               The               Blue               Comets               emerged               with               a               12-10               victory,               their               first               over               the               Wildcats               since               the               1990               season.

It               was               an               exciting               game               from               start               to               finish               and               the               crowd               was               in               the               game               the               entire               time.
               Saturday,               I               had               a               college               double               header.

In               the               opening               game,               I               got               to               see               my               alma               mater               win,               as               the               Guilford               College               Quakers               upset               the               seventh-ranked               Bridgewater               College               Eagles,               33-28.

Guilford's               win               snapped               Bridgewater's               36-game               conference               winning               streak               and               sent               shock               waves               through               the               Division               III               ranks.
               For               the               nightcap,               I               saw               the               Greensboro               College               Pride               host               the               Shenandoah               Hornets.

I               was               pretty               tired               at               this               point               and               the               game               was               a               one-sided               affair,               with               the               visitors               running               all               over               the               Pride.

Shenandoah               held               a               30-10               lead               near               the               end               of               the               contest.
               Just               when               I               thought               the               game               had               nothing               to               offer,               something               happened               which               turned               it               into               the               most               memorable               tilt               of               the               weekend.

In               the               final               minute               of               the               game,               Greensboro               inserted               its               third-string               quarterback.

He               threw               a               ball               that               was               picked               off               at               the               5-yard               line               by               Anthony               Hayes,               who               proceeded               to               run               up               the               right               sideline.

After               he               crossed               midfield,               Hayes               made               a               cut               back,               ran               to               the               other               side               of               the               field               and               eventually               into               the               end               zone.
               However,               there               was               a               flag               on               the               play.

The               officials               called               the               Hornets               for               holding               at               the               end               of               the               return.

It               was               disappointing               that               Hayes'               remarkable               play               was               going               to               get               wiped               out               because               of               an               inconsequential               penalty.
               But               Greensboro               coach               Neal               Mitchell,               in               an               inspiring               moment               of               sportsmanship,               declined               the               penalty,               allowing               the               touchdown               to               stand.
               Nobody               in               the               press               box               could               believe               what               happened.

We               all               agreed               that               we               had               not               witnessed               a               similar               event               previously               at               the               collegiate               level.

Eventually,               I               stopped               marveling               at               Mitchell's               decision               and               realized               that               it               was               a               sad               commentary,               on               sports               in               general               and               my               (and               by               extension               everyone               else               in               the               press               box)               expectations               in               particular,               that               an               act               of               sportsmanship               was               met               with               such               disbelief.
               We've               become               so               desensitized               by               the               non-stop               coverage               from               ESPN               and               other               outlets,               which               love               nothing               more               than               to               take               a               negative               or               controversial               issue               and               hype               it               to               the               extreme.

Take               the               recent               Terrell               Owens               pills               incident.

I               could               not               even               fathom               a               guess               as               to               how               much               media               coverage               was               devoted               to               this               alleged               suicide               attempt.

Another               recent               example               is               the               amount               of               coverage               given               to               the               Duke               Lacrosse               team,               in               which               certain               members               allegedly               beat               up               and               raped               a               stripper.

Or               the               youth               baseball               coach               who               allegedly               offered               his               player               money               to               bean               a               handicapped               member               of               his               own               team,               so               he               wouldn't               have               to               play               the               autistic               child               in               a               playoff               game.
               By               contrast,               we               won't               hear               a               single               word               about               coach               Mitchell               and               his               decision               to               do               the               right               thing.
               Enough               already!

I               am               sick               to               death               of               negativity,               both               real               and               imagined,               being               forced               down               my               throat               at               the               exclusion               of               things               that               are               really               important.

I've               always               believed               in               a               quote               attributed               to               Chief               Justice               Earl               Warren,               who               supposedly               said,               "I               always               turn               to               the               sports               page               first.

The               sports               page               records               people's               accomplishments;               the               front               page               nothing               but               man's               failures."
               I               want               to               celebrate               coach               Mitchell.

If               you               read               this               and               feel               the               same               way,               send               an               email               to               Greensboro               College               athletic               director               Mr.

Kim               Strable               at               strablek@gborocollege.edu               and               let               him               know               what               a               fine               coach               he               has.
               After               the               game,               I               interviewed               Paul               Barnes,               the               winning               coach.

Here's               what               he               had               to               say:
               "I               thought               it               was               a               class               act,"               Barnes               said.

"[Hayes]               was               a               senior               and               he               wanted               him               to               have               it.

Greensboro               is               lucky               to               have               Mitchell               as               a               coach."
               I               couldn't               agree               more.






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    The               Russian               Olympic               Head               has               officially               resigned.

    Leonid               Tyagachev               resigned               as               head               of               the               Russian               Olympic               Committee               after               he               was               warned               that               he               would               be               fired               if               he               did               not               resign               voluntarily.

    The               Russian               Federation               didn't               perform               as               well               as               they               wanted               to               at               the               2010               Vancouver               Winter               Olympics,               and               it               has               led               to               a               number               of               complaints               about               how               the               Russian               Olympic               Committee               is               being               run.

    Russian               president               Dmitry               Medvedev               issued               an               ultimatum               at               the               end               of               the               games               that               anyone               that               helped               the               Olympics               in               an               official               capacity               needed               to               either               voluntarily               resign               from               their               positions               or               that               they               would               be               fired.

    Tyagachev               seems               to               taken               the               former               route.

    Gone               are               the               days               where               the               USSR               continuously               found               itself               either               first               or               second               at               nearly               every               Olympic               Games,               and               now               Russia               found               itself               posting               the               lowest               medal               total               that               they               have               ever               had               at               a               Winter               Games.

    Russia               won               15               medals,               which               may               seem               like               a               lot               to               a               number               of               countries,               but               has               been               seen               as               an               embarrassment               by               many               of               the               people               in               Russia               that               are               in               power               right               now.

    This               was               supposed               to               be               a               successful               Olympics               showing               before               Russia               hosts               the               2014               Winter               Olympics,               and               things               did               not               go               according               to               plan.

    Russia               was               only               able               to               win               three               gold               medals               in               Vancouver,               making               their               president               quite               unhappy.
                   The               medal               target               for               Russia               had               been               30,               but               they               didn't               really               come               close               to               that               in               Vancouver.

    Now               these               maneuvers               could               be               seen               as               a               way               for               the               country               to               save               face               after               a               frustrating               performance,               but               it               seems               like               a               difficult               premise               to               blame               the               head               of               the               Russian               Olympic               Committee               for               the               performance               of               athletes               in               winter               sports.

    It               has               to               be               frustrating               to               be               at               the               top               of               an               Olympic               Committee               in               a               country               like               Russia,               where               expectations               are               almost               at               a               life-and-death               level               sometimes.

    Whether               Russia               finds               more               success               in               the               2014               Winter               Games               may               depend               on               how               well               they               do               at               finding               athletes               to               compete               is               some               of               the               newer               Olympic               events.

    Let's               see               it               Tyagachev's               replacement               is               better               at               keeping               that               goal               in               mind.
                   References:
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    Metallica               announced               today               that               it               will               perform               July               8               at               the               new               Wembley               Stadium               in               London               as               part               of               its               new               summer               tour.

    The               stadium               reopened               recently               after               the               original               Wembley               stadium               was               razed               in               2002.

    The               concert               will               be               part               of               Metallica's               'Sick               of               the               Studio               07'               summer               tour.

    The               'Sick               of               the               Studio               07'               tour               was               created               to               give               Metallica               a               brief               break               from               recording               their               new               album               which               is               due               to               be               released               in               2008.
                   "Sometimes               we               get               a               little               tired               of               staring               at               the               same               four               walls               of               the               recording               studio,               as               well               as               the               same               faces               that               inhabit               the               studio               day               in               and               day               out,               and               we               need               to               get               out               and               just               PLAY!"               said               Metallica's               Lars               Ulrich.

    "This               tour               gives               us               a               chance               to               stretch               out               a               bit               and               jam               in               front               of               real               fans."
                   "Metallica               have               a               history               of               needing               to               escape               from               the               studio               during               the               long               recording               process,               and               it's               always               worked               out               well               for               us.

    Getting               out               on               the               road               for               a               few               weeks               lets               us               feed               off               of               the               energy               from               the               live               crowds               and               take               it               back               into               the               studio               with               us."               added               frontman               James               Hetfield.
                   The               Wembley               Stadium               reconstruction               was               completed               March               9.

    The               reconstruction               was               plagued               with               delays               and               missed               its               mid-2006               deadline               badly.

    Metallica               will               be               the               first               American               band               to               play               the               new               Wembley               Stadium.
                   The               first               music               act               to               play               the               new               stadium               will               be               George               Michael               on               June               9               and               10,               folloed               by               the               U.K.

    band               Muse               the               next               weekend.
                   Metallica,               formed               in               1981,               has               gone               from               an               underground               heavy               metal               band               to               one               of               the               most               successful               bands               in               rock               music.

    Metallica's               albums               have               sold               over               95               million               copies               worldwide.

    Their               "Black               Album"               has               earned               the               RIAA               Diamond               Award               which               goes               to               an               album               that               has               sales               of               over               10               million               copies               in               the               U.S.
                   Metallica               has               also               collected               many               awards               over               their               career               including               seven               Grammy               Awards,               two               American               Music               Awards,               two               MTV               Video               Music               Awards,               a               VH1               Award,               the               ESPN               Action               Sports               and               Music               Artist               Contribution               Award,               over               30               California               Music               Awards,               and               several               more.
                   Metallica               also               had               a               documentary               film               released               about               the               band.

    "Metallica:               Some               Kind               of               Monster"               was               directed               by               filmmakers               Joe               Berlinger               and               Bruce               Sinofsky               and               premiered               at               the               Sundance               Film               Festival               in               February               2004.

    The               film               was               nominated               for               several               critics               choice               awards               and               won               "Best               Documentary"               at               the               2005               Independent               Spirit               Awards.
                   Sources:               
                   http://www.easier.com/view/Lifestyle/Entertainment/Going_Out/article-105491.html               
                   http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6467549.stm               
                   http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/music/la-et-metallica20mar20,1,900588.story?coll=la-headlines-entnews






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