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Best Of The SB Nation Network: January 24, 2011
Soccer
- Aston Villa fans are having trouble with coping with nice things happening to them after a miserable 2010, as 7500 to Holte will attest.
- With Chelsea pursuing two defenders in the transfer market, We Ain’t Got No History weighs up their options.
- Stumptown Footy Takes a look at the potential future of the NASL and what that means for Division 2 soccer.
- 86 Forever Examines the Whitecaps roster situation after Robbie Savage leaves Vancouver at the alter.
Hockey
- Behind The Net examines the impact of firing a coach based on Fenwick numbers.
- Defending Big D takes a look at Texas Stars’ prospects.
Basketball
- Welcome to Loud City weighs in on the upcoming NBA labor negotiations with a detailed look at the perils of moral hazard in sports.
- Detroit Bad Boys are rightly happy with the Pistons win over the Suns.
- Posting and Toasting does their usual weird, funny and highly informative update on all things Knicks.
Football
- NFC Championship Game: Acme Packing Company has the Packer perspective covered.
- The NFC Championship Game: The Bears came up short, Windy City Gridiron examines.
- The AFC Championship Game: Pittsburgh rolls on, Behind The Steel Curtain celebrates.
- The AFC Championship Game: Gang Green Nation suffers the day after the Jets loss.
Baseball
- Bluebird Banter officially says goodbye to Vernon Wells. Meanwhile, Lookout Landing doesn’t get why the Angels got involved.
- True Blue La takes a look back at Dodgers pitchers who appeared at other positions.
- Bleed Cubbie Blue revisits its Top 100 Cubs list and inserts a new #43: Carlos Zambrano.
- Royals Review has a few notes from this year’s Royals FanFest.
College Sports
- Burnt Orange Nation has high praise for J’Covan Brown after the Longhorns’ big 74-63 win over Kansas on Saturday.
- Block U says Utah’s hiring of Norm Chow as its offensive coordinator means that the Utes aren’t going to be satisfied with simply joining the Pac-10, they want to win it.
- Track Em Tigers has a series of quick thoughts on Auburn’s National Championship celebration this weekend.
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