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Luck helps underdogs win in NHL playoffs Lorenzo Zemella, Lorenzo Zemella
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Luck helps underdogs win in NHL playoffs

By Scott Kellogg | May. 5, 2010

Over the past few years, we've seen a strange trend developing in the NHL playoffs, and I've never been quite sure how to explain it, but I'm going to take a stab. Every single year in the NFL playoffs, you can count on some of the teams that had the best record in the regular season to drop out of the playoffs way too early. Based on the regular season standings,  the best teamsnever seem to take it deep into the playoffs, and each year it seems to get stranger.

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Additon by subtraction could spell a cure for NBA playoffs

By Joe Lynch and Scott Kellogg | Apr. 28, 2010

Like most basketball fans, I've been watching plenty of the NBA playoffs the last couple weeks. We've been treated to some good games and some interesting series, but every year, especially around the first round, I begin to voice to same complaints over and over again: there are too many teams, too many games, the postseason goes too long and the way the games are called becomes frustrating. I still enjoy the playoffs, but there is so much wrong with the current system. The structure needs an overhaul, with several major changes needing to be implemented.

Goodell takes commissioner role too far in dealing with controversial stars Lorenzo Zemella, Lorenzo Zemella
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Goodell takes commissioner role too far in dealing with controversial stars

By Scott Kellogg | Apr. 21, 2010

Ever since Roger Goodell took over as NFL commissioner in 2006, he's been a no-nonsense guy. He decided he was going to put his stamp on the league by being a disciplinarian, making it seem more and more likely that Goodell's lasting image in this league will be the commissioner who wasn't afraid to impose harsh penalties on any player—even if you're a superstar in the NFL.

Jets' offseason moves downplay draft, could pave way for success Lorenzo Zemella, Lorenzo Zemella
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Jets' offseason moves downplay draft, could pave way for success

By Scott Kellogg | Apr. 14, 2010

When I became a columnist last fall, I swore I would avoid blabbering about my hometown teams back in New York at all costs, knowing no one out here really cares about them. But with what the New York Jets have been doing this spring, ignoring them is becoming impossible. With the moves the Jets have made since losing to Indianapolis in the AFC title game last January paired with what they did before the season, it becomes apparent that this team could be changing the landscape of the NFL offseason.

Expect shakeups to starting five when Hughes, Bohannon leave Lorenzo Zemella, Lorenzo Zemella
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Expect shakeups to starting five when Hughes, Bohannon leave

By Scott Kellogg | Apr. 7, 2010

Now that Mike Krzyzewski and the Blue Devils have cut down the nets, the 2009-'10 NCAA men's basketball season has finally come to an end. As a Badger fan already looking ahead to the 2010-'11 campaign, one of my favorite parts of discussing Wisconsin basketball in the off-season is speculating next year's starting lineup; who will replace the seniors from this season and how players may fare facing the potential of an expanded role. So here's an early look at the potential starting lineup for UW for next season.

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