'League Of Denial,' NFL Star vs. Referee, Fan Interference?

October 9, 2013 Subscribe · Forward HELPING HANDS Perhaps with a little help from a few fans in Detroit, Victor Martinez got some revenge against the Oakland A's.  Continue reading... 'League Of Denial' Director: 'Our Film Is The Only Way People Are Going To Know' Panthers Star Lashes Out At Ref Stanford Coach Fires Back At Pac-12 Rival Lions Center Accused Of Verbally Abusing Marching Band Presidents Cup: Tiger Woods Delivers Winning Point For Americans LOOK: Yasiel Puig Ruined This TBS Camera Nike's New Pro Bowl Uniforms Are Bold, Confusing... And Recycled? Strip Club's Bold Move Against New York Giants Strip Club's Bold Move Against New York Giants NSFW PHOTOS: Female Streaker Spotted At Presidents Cup NFL To Meet With Tribe About Redskins ARISTOTLE TZIAMPIRIS Football and Ancient Athens By embracing a culture of innovation, demanding a sound mind in a sound body and accepting the challenges and dangers of annual war-like campaigns, the modern NFL comes close to exemplifying the spirit of ancient Athens. Continue reading... ALICIA JESSOP Olympic Athletes, Private Foundations and Corporations Work to Fill the Gaps In Youth Sports Opportunities Parks and schoolhouses used to be the breeding ground of Olympic athletes. Coaches didn't used to come with a high price tag, but were P.E. teachers who volunteered for positions after school. Continue reading... JORDAN SCHULTZ Jadeveon Clowney Needs To Grow Up And Start Playing Like A Superstar Again Entering his junior campaign at South Carolina, defensive end Jadeveon Clowney was expected to have one of the greatest individual seasons in college football history. The next Lawrence Taylor perhaps. And yet, five games into the season, he has underperformed on the field and sat out even after doctors cleared him to play, blaming overly sore ribs. Instead of potentially becoming the first-ever defensive player to win the Heisman Trophy, Clowney has disrespected the game, disrespected his team, and -- perhaps most importantly -- disrespected himself. Continue reading... SEIMONE AUGUSTUS Credit Coach Reeve The WNBA Finals are here again and we're back for a third straight year. Being in my eighth season I'm truly blessed to have the opportunity to compete for another title. It makes me think about how far I've come in my career and those who've helped me along the way. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003