Madrid-based papers insist that Barcelona's Lionel Messi sought out Real Madrid's Alvaro Arbeloa in the parking lot to hurl insults at the Spanish defender. Meanwhile, the Catalan press accuses Madrid of participating in a campaign to tarnish Leo.
Just like in political coverage, biases are also apparent in how the Huskers are covered. There are advantages to both positive and critical coverage, but not when the perception of bias overwhelms the coverage.
A lot was made about Bo Pelini not wanting his players to read the media and fan opinions. He's not asking for fans to tone it down; he just wants his team to focus their attention elsewhere. And people who suggest otherwise prove Pelini's point.
Did the Washington Capitals fail or did the Tampa Bay Lightning succeed? In the eyes of the media, it's the former, when the media narrative should do a better job covering the latter.
Utah has played a lighter schedule these past few weeks. Yet the way they're rolling teams should prove just how good they are.
Mike Richards is accused of taking another shot at the media, but one writer in particular seems to be poking him with a sharpened stick.
If the only thing left for Tim Tebow to accomplish is a perfect season, what happens if the Gators lose just one game?
Ok...here's my small-market nitpick of the day. Was doing the usual morning routine, reading all the typical sites, gathering info, and wound up at NHL.com. As I've mentioned previously, the...
