Sizing up Muggsy Bogues

Article Abstract:

Muggsy Bogues of the Charlotte Hornets, who is only five-feet, three-inches tall in a game dominated by much larger players, makes up in speed and ball-handling ability for what he lacks in height. Bogues discusses his training, diet, and sleeping habits, as well as game day preparation.

Behavior, Personalities, Basketball players, Charlotte Hornets, Bogues, Muggsy

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Todd Christensen rates the tight ends

Article Abstract:

Former tight end Todd Christensen believes that Ben Coates of the New England Patriots is the best tight end in the National Football League in 1994. Eric Green of the Pittsburgh Steelers is rated as second best, with Brent Jones of the San Francisco Forty-Niners in third place.

Evaluation, Tight ends (Football)

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What's next?

Article Abstract:

No one knows what the next 50 will bring in sports, but a few trends are discernable. Baseball continues to decline in popularity, though the Major Leagues, like the NFL and NBA, continue to expand. In football, instant replay may come back while artificial turf is headed out.

Forecasts and trends, Professional sports

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