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Blogs
July 26, 2011
And We're Off ... Cowboys Signing Rookie Free Agents
Lyle Leong, the newest CowboyWith their first practice in San Antonio's Alamodome in about 48 hours, the Cowboys are scrambling to piece together a roster. The first step in that process is signing undrafted free agents, which can begin today per the post-lockout NFL rules. Who ... More >>
Blogs
June 8, 2010
Texas Rangers Draft Some Guys They Can Actually Afford
Rangers Matt Purke = Coulda. Shoulda. Woulda,While UT-Arlington outfielder Michael Choice was the 10th overall pick in Monday's Major League Baseball Draft, your Texas Rangers went with a two-pronged philosophy: 1. Players who had character. 2. Players that were cheap. Not necessarily in ... More >>
Blogs
December 15, 2008
Nice Choice
Silly us, we thought the season-long comparison would be between Felix Jones and Rashard Mendenhall. But, in retrospect, the Cowboys' best pick was Tashard Choice. With Jones (and Mendenhall) long ago sidelined with season-ending injuries, the fourth-round rookie from Georgia Tech has ... More >>
News
February 14, 2008
Steve Orsini Has SMU Buying Into Big-Time Sports
SMU's AD is crazy enough and savvy enough to produce happiness on the Hilltop
News
December 20, 2007
Sambuca is Dallas' epicenter for Mediterranean jazz and—who knew?—Geritol jump-shooters
News
November 15, 2007
Crazy Fish May Redefine Computer Industry
He claims to have invented e-mail. He holds a world skydiving record. But his current invention promises to top them all
News
September 28, 2006
Boshketball
Dallas hoops legend comes home to spread good in the 'hood
Blogs
March 24, 2006
The SMU...Cowboys?
News
November 25, 2004
Playmakers
Want to design video games? SMU's Guildhall can show you how, if you're willing to work like a dog.
News
April 29, 2004
He Wants to be a Millionaire
So why did LaMarcus Aldridge put off NBA riches?
News
September 28, 2000
New Model Army
Can the big-brain boys of the defense community change the way America fights?
News
November 12, 1998
Invasion of the bodyshoppers
A shortage of American engineers and programmers spells boom times for brokers who peddle skilled foreign workers at bargain prices. Is it exploitation, or just good business?