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Jeff Neuman
Jeff Neuman is a sportswriter and editor, and co-author of A Disorderly Compendium of Golf.
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- Cinderella's Here, But So Are Stepsisters - RealClearSports - March 29, 2010
- Cinderella is going to the Final Four, but so are three of her stepsisters. Four conferences accounted for 22 of the 34 discretionary (at-large) invitations to the NCAA...
- Cinderella's Here, But So Are Stepsisters - March 29, 2010
- Cinderella is going to the Final Four, but so are three of her stepsisters. Four conferences accounted for 22 of the 34 discretionary (at-large) invitations to the NCAA...
- Mauer Freely Chooses to Stay - March 25, 2010
- Jackie Robinson, Hank Greenberg, Harmon Killebrew, Willie Mays, Warren Spahn, Lefty Gomez, Billy Williams, Juan Marichal, Ralph Kiner. What do these Hall of Famers have...
- Mauer Freely Chooses to Stay - RealClearSports - March 25, 2010
- Mauer’s eight-year, $184 million deal with the Twins represents an aspect of free agency that is often overlooked by players as well as by owners, agents, and...
- Who's Winning the Conference Battle? - March 22, 2010
- After four days and forty-eight games, what do we know that we didn't know before? Ivy isn't stodgy any more: For those whose only image of Ivy League basketball is...
- Who's Winning the Conference Battle? - RealClearSports - March 22, 2010
- How They Stand So Far: Who's winning the conference battle? And is the Big East really doing so badly if it has two teams still alive? One way to look at the standings...
- A G.I. Bill for College Athletes - March 18, 2010
- For the sports fan with avid interest and a deficit-prone attention span, is there anything better than the first two days of the NCAAs? Thirty-two games, a...
- A G.I. Bill for College Athletes - RealClearSports - March 18, 2010
- The myth of the student-athlete at elite sports institutions is one of our most enduring national hypocrisies. He or she may well have existed at one time, back when...
- There Was Plenty of March Before the Madness - March 15, 2010
- It's a phrase you hear over and over during the three weeks of the NCAA tournament: "Since the field went to 64 teams..." It's usually describing some record, or...
- There Was Plenty of March Before the Madness - RCS - March 15, 2010
- It's a phrase you hear over and over during the three weeks of the NCAA tournament: "Since the field went to 64 teams..." It's usually describing some record, or...
- No Regrets for Nomar's Could've-Beens - RealClearSports - March 11, 2010
- They were the three young stars of the American League, emerging at the same position at roughly the same time. Derek Sanderson Jeter, age 22, was the AL Rookie of the...
- No Regrets for Nomar's Could've-Beens - March 10, 2010
- They were the three young stars of the American League, emerging at the same position at roughly the same time. Derek Sanderson Jeter, age 22, was the AL Rookie of the...
- Expanding March Would Be Madness - March 8, 2010
- Some bad ideas never go away. They linger, they're raised again and again, and people with sense get tired of slapping them down, so eventually they start to sound less...
- Expanding March Would Be Madness - RealClearSports - March 8, 2010
- Some bad ideas never go away. They linger, they're raised again and again, and people with sense get tired of slapping them down, so eventually they start to sound less...
- What's Not to Like About O.T. Proposal? - RealClearSports - March 4, 2010
- Somewhere in this pigskin-loving nation there are people who are strongly in favor of the current NFL overtime system. I've never met one, nor have I read one, sat near...
- What's Not to Like About O.T. Proposal? - March 3, 2010
- Somewhere in this pigskin-loving nation there are people who are strongly in favor of the current NFL overtime system. I've never met one, nor have I read one, sat near...
- Did U.S. Really Win These Games? - March 1, 2010
- And now, before I curl into the sunset ... We have come to the end of another International Festival of Ice People, the quadrennial gathering that celebrates the...
- Did U.S. Really Win These Games? - RealClearSports - March 1, 2010
- We have come to the end of another International Festival of Ice People, the quadrennial gathering that celebrates the universality of all peoples so long as they're...
- Will the NHL Ever Learn from the Olympics? - February 25, 2010
- We interrupt these figure skaters to bring you a moment of actual sports. The most anticipated event of the 2010 Olympics took place last night, and contrary to the...
- On Tiger, Cynicism Is Easy, Empathy Hard - RCS - February 22, 2010
- Optimists are sometimes right but frequently disappointed. Pessimists are often right and sometimes pleasantly surprised. From a purely strategic standpoint, it would...
- On Tiger, Cynicism Is Easy, Empathy Hard - February 21, 2010
- Optimists are sometimes right but frequently disappointed. Pessimists are often right and sometimes pleasantly surprised. From a purely strategic standpoint, it would...
- I Am Not Tiger Woods - February 18, 2010
- I thank you all for coming here today. I am going to read a statement, and then I will not be taking any questions. Before I get started, I'd like to apologize to the...
- I Am Not Tiger Woods - RealClearSports - February 18, 2010
- I thank you all for coming here today. I am going to read a statement, and then I will not be taking any questions. Before I get started, I'd like to apologize to the...
- Risky Business in Vancouver - RealClearSports - February 15, 2010
- They marched in somberly, their flag adorned with a black band of mourning. The Georgian Olympic team drew one of the largest ovations at the opening ceremonies of the...
- Risky Business in Vancouver - February 14, 2010
- They marched in somberly, their flag adorned with a black band of mourning. The Georgian Olympic team drew one of the largest ovations at the opening ceremonies of the...
- Who Killed the Winter Olympics? - February 11, 2010
- The Olympics start tomorrow. Please control your excitement. I used to love the Olympics. At the height (or depths) of the Cold War, it was inspiring to...
- Who Killed the Winter Olympics? - RealClearSports - February 11, 2010
- The Olympics start tomorrow. Please control your excitement. I used to love the Olympics. At the height (or depths) of the Cold War, it was inspiring to...
- The Aints Have Left the Building - February 8, 2010
- Ladies and gentleman, the Aints have left the building. After forty-three years, twenty-seven losing seasons, and just two postseason wins before 2010, the New Orleans...
- Flipping and Flopping with Phil the Thrill - February 4, 2010
- Who said golf would be boring without Tiger Woods around? Okay, I did, but I wasn't counting on the past week's spectacular exhibition of Phil Mickelson's mental...
- Mickelson Misses the Point - RealClearSports - February 4, 2010
- Who said golf would be boring without Tiger Woods around? Okay, I did, but I wasn't counting on the past week's spectacular exhibition of Phil Mickelson's mental...
- Tebow's Ad Shows the Value of Choice - RealClearSports - February 1, 2010
- I envy Tim Tebow. For most of us, the world is full of doubt and uncertainty. We struggle to find our place, wonder about our beliefs, question them when events surprise...
- Tebow's Ad Shows the Value of Choice - January 31, 2010
- I envy Tim Tebow. For most of us, the world is full of doubt and uncertainty. We struggle to find our place, wonder about our beliefs, question them when events...
- Who to Root for on the Tigerless Tour - January 28, 2010
- The PGA Tour season got underway three weeks ago, but it's no surprise if you didn't realize that. The first two tournaments were in Hawaii, which is barely part of...
- Vikings Turn Over a Super Berth - January 25, 2010
- Who dat say dey can hold onto the ball? When coaches talk about complete effort, they say a team should "leave it all out on the field." The Minnesota Vikings should...
- Vikings Turn Over a Super Berth - RealClearSports - January 25, 2010
- Who dat say dey can hold onto the ball? When coaches talk about complete effort, they say a team should "leave it all out on the field." The Minnesota Vikings should...
- Knuckleheads Rampant - January 21, 2010
- Some people struggle to fill out their Hall of Fame or MVP ballots. I'm having trouble with my Knucklehead of the Month vote. So many good candidates... There's Lane "I...
- Many Candidates for Knucklehead of the Month - RCS - January 21, 2010
- Some people struggle to fill out their Hall of Fame or MVP ballots. I'm having trouble with my Knucklehead of the Month vote. So many good candidates...
- In Biggest Upset, Jets Are Both Good and Lucky - January 18, 2010
- "No one should come to New York to live," wrote E.B. White, "unless he is willing to be lucky." For forty years, a long sequence of Jets coaches has been willing, but...
- NHL's Integrity On Thin Ice - January 14, 2010
- Officials in every sport are a necessary good; the human ego inside the uniform is an inevitable evil. The latest instance of a referee or umpire who thinks the game is...
- NHL's Integrity on Thin Ice - RealClearSports - January 14, 2010
- The latest instance of a referee or umpire who thinks the game is about him took place Monday night in Vancouver. The story began a month ago, when Nashville's Jerred...