A look back at the week that was in sports, through the voices that tell the stories. Did we miss a column? Let us know in the comments.
Top Columns of the Week, February 1 to February 8, 2010
1. NFL Braces for Storm of Its Own Making- Michael Wilbon, Washington Post
2. How Florida Pulled Top Recruiting Class- Pat Dooley, Gainesville Sun
3. Kovalchuk Trade Is Sad, Expected Ending- Jeff Schultz, Atlanta Journal Constitution
4. For Tomlinson, All That's Left Is Goodbye- Tim Sullivan, San Diego Union-Tribune
5. Danica Looks Like She Belongs- Dan Wetzel, Yahoo! Sports
6. Picking Hall of Fame Class Was Brutal- Vic Carucci, NFL.com
7. In the Shadow of the Olympics- Greg Bishop, New York Times
8. Tim Tebow: Cultural Warrior?- Tom Krattenmaker, USA Today
9. Accusation Casts Doubt on Irvin's Sincerity- Jason Whitlock, Kansas City Star
10. Learning to Be a Better Role Model- Gilbert Arenas, Washington Post
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In Jay Mariotti's column today at FanHouse he calls Kurt Warner a 
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Jean-Claude Van Damme, the 49-year-old movie star has agreed to a K1 MuayThai fight with 1996 featherweight boxing Olympic gold medalist Somluck Kamsing. While Van Damme was awesome in Bloodsport, he was 28 years old then, and that was a movie. Now, I'm sure Van Damme is still in good shape, as he continues to be in movies where he kicks more than he talks, but he is 49, and although Somluck is 38, he will actually kick Van Damme in the face for real.
The Celtics forward 