Jerry Crowe  

Jerry Crowe

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Recent Columns:
November 17, 2008
A report that the Heisman Trophy won by Charles White will be sold to the highest bidder next month comes as news to Charles White.

November 13, 2008
The days of winning NBA scoring championships might be over for Kobe Bryant -- not because he's no longer capable, but because the deeper, stronger Lakers probably won't need him to produce monster numbers on a regular basis. . . .

November 11, 2008
Re-signing Andrew Bynum was a solid move and the Lakers' fast start to the season has been nothing short of spectacular, but here's something that might really excite their fans: Live telecasts from the East Coast! . . .

November 10, 2008
On his historic run to the White House, Barack Obama spent two years at Occidental College, the basketball-loving future president spending countless hours honing his game on the Eagle Rock campus when he wasn't studying.

November 7, 2008
Barack Obama's rout of John McCain on Tuesday was culturally significant, a watershed moment in U.S. history, but it was no more suspenseful than USC's victory over Washington on Saturday at the Coliseum. . . .

November 3, 2008
Former coach Barry Melrose says it cost the Kings their one legitimate chance at a Stanley Cup championship.

October 31, 2008
Andrew Bynum's new $57.4-million contract will seem like a bargain by the time it runs out after the 2012-13 season. . . .

October 28, 2008
That's quite the super group "Guitar Hero" has assembled for its new commercial, "lead vocalist" KobeBryant channeling Tom Cruise from the famous lip-synching scene in "Risky Business" and Alex Rodriguez, Michael Phelps and Tony Hawk providing energetic backup on guitars and drums. . . .

October 27, 2008
Some women look for Mr. Right at work or school, in church or synagogue. Others enlist help from friends or relatives. They search online, or at bars, gyms, grocery stores or ATMs -- anywhere singles usually meet.

October 21, 2008
The only blemish on a virtually flawless season by closer Brad Lidge cost the Philadelphia Phillies home-field advantage in the World Series. . . .