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Blog Jam: Did China Have To Cheat To Compete?

Posted by ryan on Aug. 09, 2008, 3:00pm

THE SPORTING BLOG wonders if Chinese swimmers cheated. Sounds like a job for Spooky Mulder.

FREE DARKO uncovers the original No. 4 for the New York Jets (sadly, he didn’t set a single-day sales record).

Hey, if it’s good for LeBron James and Kobe Bryant, BALLHYPE points out that it’s good for Dwyane Wade, too.

LARRY BROWN SPORTS writes that Aaron Rodgers isn’t fond of young children cussing at him. Weird.

If you’ve already had enough of the Beijing Olympics, DEUCE OF DAVENPORT takes us back to this truly underrated moment from Sydney in 2000.

Remember the “Jimmy Clausen, Beer Olympian” photos that made their way onto the internet? THE SPORTS CULTURE says Charlie Weis desperately wants to move on. And that applies for any other question you might have tangentially related to Notre Dame football.

Apparently, Brett Favre’s awesomeness knows no bounds; AWFUL ANNOUNCING reports that CBS, even more than the rest of us, will benefit from Favre’s New York presence.

FANHOUSE pays tribute to comedian and sports fan Bernie Mac.

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