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Best Of The SB Nation Network: May 16, 2011
College Sports
- Bill Connelly continues his terrific series of comprehensive 2011 previews with a look at the Colorado Buffaloes and new head coach Jon Embree.
- Along the Olentangy calls Jim Tressel’s hiring of a former chairman for the NCAA Committee on Infractions a good start.
- I Am the 12th Man likes Texas A&M’s hiring of new head basketball coach Billy Kennedy.
Baseball
- Viva El Birdos reacts to Albert Pujols getting a start at third base.
- Brew Crew Ball looks at the nine games in which Prince Fielder and Ryan Braun have both homered and the Brewers still lost.
- Camden Chat has their weekly temperature reading on the Orioles’ players.
- Beyond The Boxscore is back with their weekly power rankings.
Basketball
- Where do the Hawks go from there with so many questions unanswered?
- Responding to Suns COO Rick Welts public outing of himself as a Gay-American.
Hockey
- Bird Watchers Anonymous with the painful fan perspective on the rumors surrounding the Atlanta Thrashers.
- SB Nation Atlanta with a fantastic take on the situation, including how to understand the Thrashers fan.
- If the Thrashers move to Winnipeg, a team needs to move to the Eastern Conference. Could it be the Columbus Blue Jackets? The Cannon takes a look.
Football
- Pride of Detroit tells us Matthew Stafford is feeling healthy and is ready to go.
- Cat Scratch Reader looks back at rookie seasons for running QBs to project ahead for Cam Newton.
- Niners Nation reminds us why NFL players and Twitter are sometimes a bad combination.
- Turf Show Times thinks Robert Quinn is a great fit for what the Rams need.
Soccer
- DC United has been going through an up and down season, but recent weeks have seen an upward trend. A big part of that, according to Black and Red United, is moving Dax McCarty to more of a deep-lying playmaker than pure-attacking option.
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