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FanHouse TV: A Visual Account of a Blogger Running the NYC MarathonNovember 6
This Suit Is Not Blackby This Suit Is Not Black

Filed under: Distance Running, FanHouse TV, Featured Stories, The Word

I ran the New York City Marathon on Sunday, surprising no one more than myself. It wasn't something I imagined I'd ever do. It wasn't something I even had any inclination of doing for most of my life. But it's something I've never been happier to have done.

I took some video of the event and edited it together for you here. Trust me, if you ever get a chance to do something like this, you would be wise to take it.

My video, and some more thoughts, after the jump.

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An Afternoon With John Daly (Including His Sunday 'Diet' and the 'Wal-Mart Crowd')August 18
Will Brinsonby Will Brinson

Filed under: Featured Stories


Notes from the FedEx Cup at the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro.

On Saturday, I heard from a very reliable source that John Daly's intake during Monday's Wyndham Pro-Am included (over 18 holes): 21(!) cigarettes, eight Diet Cokes and four bags of M&M's.

My response was, initially: "Get the #%^@ out" and secondly, "Okay, now I have to actually follow Daly on Sunday and write this all down."

Yeah, a pretty repulsive way to spend an entire Sunday afternoon, right? Well, I've had worse. Until today.

What follows is kind of like a "Where's Waldo?" game for cigarettes and Diet Coke. Don't bother looking for any water -- I'm pretty sure Daly hasn't had a sip of water since at least 2002. Originally, I was going to post a picture of every cig and every Diet Coke, but ...












Team Owners Favor McCain Over ObamaAugust 15
Eric McErlainby Eric McErlain

Filed under: Featured Stories

Over at The Politico, reporters Ken Vogel and Matt Lindsey did plenty of scout work to determine that when it comes to owners of major league sports franchises, Republican Senator and presumptive GOP Presidential nominee John McCain is doing far better than his Democratic Party counterpart Barack Obama in the fundraising department:


Owners Backing Candidates

While the presidential election will not be decided until November, Senator John McCain holds the edge over Senator Barack Obama in contributions from sports moguls. See where some of sports' most influential team owners have thrown their support.

AP / Getty Images

Woody Johnson - New York Jets
$70,000 to McCain from his own pocket and $500,000 in "bundled" contributions

M. Spencer Green, AP

Ted Leonsis - Washington Capitals
Maxed out contributions to both McCain and Obama
"Who we vote for is our o





The John Daly PR Machine Is Coming to a Hooters Restaurant Near YouAugust 14
Will Brinsonby Will Brinson

Filed under: Featured Stories


I really don't think it was unfair to have tremendous expectations about John Daly's appearance Wednesday night at the Hooters in Greensboro, NC.

He was here, of course, for the Wyndham Championship and he was there, of course, because he's sponsored by Hooters. Or maybe, like every other dude in a wife beater with a pool cue Wednesday night, he likes women, beer and wings.

Those three wonderful things combined with John Patrick Daly had me envisioning a madhouse scene: Greensboro's upper crust pounding bricks, swinging pool cues, offering to buy Daly shots, inked up mammalian glands and enough cig smoke to exhume Marge Schott.

So, armed with a digital camera, a Care to Get Nice trucker hat and four cartons of Marlboro Lights -- should such a bribe be necessary to get 15 minut






Erin Andrews Thinks Mike Nadel's Criticism of Her at the Cubs Game Is 'Really Sad'August 2
Will Brinsonby Will Brinson

Filed under: Blogs, ESPN, Featured Stories

Erin Andrews

MIAMI, FL - SEPTEMBER 20: Commentator Erin Andrews of ESPN reports from the sidelines as the University of Miami Hurricanes host the Texas A&M Aggies at the Orange Bowl on September 20, 2007 in Miami, Florida. Miami won 31-17. (Photo by Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images)

Al Messerschmidt, Getty Images

ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews

ESPN

OMAHA, NE - JUNE 23: ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews interviews head coach David Perno #4 of the Georgia Bulldogs against the Fresno State Bulldogs during Game 1 of the 2008 Men's College World Series Championship June 23, 2008 at Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

Kevin C. Cox, Getty Images

ST PETERSBURG, FL - July 2: Erin Andrews of ESPN watches infielder Evan Longoria #3 of the Tampa Bay Rays after play