Boys soccer player of the year
Boys soccer player of the year

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Premier League Says Soccer May Be Damaged by Ruling (Update1)
March 31 (Bloomberg) -- English soccer’s Premier League today protested against a ruling by U.K. regulator Ofcom that forces British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc to charge competitors as much as 23 percent less for its two main sports channels.

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Dan Levy captured this moment during the U.S.-Sweden women's hockey game today. Kenny Albert relates a story about the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" being shown on tape delay -- the game had a 5 p.m. Eastern start -- and color analyst A.J. Mleczko stabs this dagger into the heart of NBC's Winter Olympics coverage:

"It would never work in this day and age. Too much technology, and text messaging, and other sort of social media. People would know the score the instant it happened."

To NBC's minimal credit, the instant classic from last night was shown live to anyone with MSNBC. But when even their on-air personnel are saying a current policy "would never work," doesn't it seem like NBC is in one dream world while the rest of us trudge along, shouting at the heavens?

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Apologetic Tiger Woods unsure of return to golf
Somber, composed -- and vulnerable -- Tiger Woods faced the world and said the words out loud. "I cheated." "I am deeply sorry." "I understand people have questions." What Woods did not do Friday was answer the two biggest questions: What really happened? When will he play golf again?

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Tiger Woods says sorry, golf return still unknown
Missing his smile and aura of invincibility, Tiger Woods finally showed his face to a waiting world Friday and apologized again for cheating on his wife, without revealing the scope of his infidelity or when he will return to golf.

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