Bucs WR Antonio Bryant vs. Chargers CB Antonio Cromartie Bryant has become a real force in the Bucs' offense the past few weeks. He has clearly regained his comfort level with the league, and he is making plays all over the field. He is proving to be tough to slow down one-on-one, but he could have a hard time beating Cromartie. Cromartie has the size, speed and athleticism to match Bryant nearly stride-for-stride, and he is a big-time playmaker. The one thing Cromartie doesn't do well is tackle. If the Bucs can get the ball into Bryant's hands, he should win the battle for yards because he'll require more than Cromartie to bring him down. ...more

December 21, 2008

Without a team roster in hand, there is always one failsafe way to spot East Lake forward Javon Bostic from his teammates on the field. ...more

December 13, 2008

Joe Young scored a game-high 14 points and Sebring used a suffocating full-court press to force 23 turnovers en route to a 67-31 win over Sarasota Booker in boys basketball on Saturday night. ...more

December 8, 2008

Jon Gruden has been watching horror films this week. Every time Tampa Bay's coach slides in a tape of a Carolina Panthers game, he sees No. 89, big-play receiver Steve Smith, making a highlight-reel catch. ...more

December 5, 2008

The sign on a convenience store next to Firemen's Field reads "Blue Streaks Hold the Chain." ...more

October 24, 2008

In the 1984 film "The Natural," Robert Redford played a gifted baseball player who approached the manager and asked for a chance to try out for the team. ...more

October 5, 2008

Bryn Cahill's best friend has four legs and is retired. ...more

October 1, 2008

THE DIFFERENCE: Armwood quarterback Mywan Jackson ran for one touchdown and threw for three others. ...more

September 27, 2008

What better way for the Florida Gators and Miami Hurricanes to renew their dormant rivalry than by returning to the football field at full speed, racing head-on with a running start? ...more

September 6, 2008

GAINESVILLE - Despite the University of Miami's slide into mediocrity recently, Florida coach Urban Meyer still holds the program in high esteem. ...more

September 5, 2008