Euro Robbery, LeBron's Response And CWS Curse

Tuesday, June 19, 2012 CROSSING THE LINE Add members of the Ukrainian national soccer team and its multitude of fans at Donbass Arena to the ranks of those in favor of instant replay at Euro 2012 and other international competitions. With his team trailing England, 1-0, in the 62nd minute in its final match in Group D, Ukranian forward Marko Devic appeared to score an equalizer. Devic received the ball on the break, turned around England defender John Terry and then fired toward the net. The ball deflected off the goalkeeper, lifting high into the air before seeming to cross the goal line. But Terry charged into the goal and cleared it out with his right foot. The co-hosts emphatically, and with reason, called for the officials to rule the play a goal but to no avail. Needing a win to advance, Ukraine could ill afford to have any deserved scores not counted. Replays certainly seem to show the entire ball crossing the line even if the scoreboard never did. England would hold on to win, 1-0. LeBron Fires Back At 'Stupid' Rival And The Highest Paid Athlete Is.. Jerry Sandusky's Wife Testifies College World Series Curse Continues VOTE: Does Clemens Belong In The Hall Of Fame? BLOG POSTS Rev. Jesse Jackson: Adidas Shackle Shoe Human Degradation For Adidas to promote the athleticism and contributions of a variety of African-American sports legends and then allow such a degrading symbol of African-American history to move toward production and advertisement is insensitive and irresponsible. Jimmy Conrad: KICKTV Euro Trip 2012: Jimmy in Ukraine Jordan Schultz: NBA Finals: OKC Thunder's Offense Sputters As Heat Clamp Down OKC has failed to eclipse the 100-point mark for the first time in back-to-back games since Games 2 and 3 of its conference semifinal series with the Lakers. Miami, in that span, has turned them over 25 times, scoring 29 transition points off of turnovers. But why and how? Lubomir Kavalek: Magnus Carlsen Wins Strong Chess Tourney in Moscow Top-rated Magnus Carlsen won the 7th Tal Memorial in Moscow, one of the strongest chess tournaments of the year. The Norwegian grandmaster was the only undefeated player in a field of 10 world-class players. Barry Salberg: Reporter's Notebook From the U.S. Open at Olympic Club As Tiger held the lead going into the weekend, we had all but anointed him with the victory. Funny thing, his game didn't get the memo.

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