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Best Of The SB Nation Network: August 11, 2011
Baseball
- Athletics Nation makes the case for the A’s pursuing Jimmy Rollins this coming offseason.
- Red Reporter ponders the possibility of the Reds going to a six-man starting rotation.
- Twinkie Town is excited for Justin Morneau’s return tomorrow.
- Lookout Landing reviews Mariners catcher performance through the years.
Basketball
- The Dream Shake responds to news that Houston lands the 2013 NBA All-Star Game. Let’s hope the lockout is over by then.
- No overseas offers for Heat stars Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. Feel free to make your own snarky comment now.
Football
- The details from the case of Brandon Marshall allegedly being stabbed by his wife are revealed, The Phinisder sums it up.
- The Patriots made some interesting moves this offseason, Pats Pulpit breaks it all down.
- Want to know what’s going on at Broncos camp? Mile High Report gives us a snapshot.
- With a new stadium in LA being approved, are the Chargers likely to move? Bolts From The Blue examines the question.
College Sports
- If you’d like to lose an hour or three combing through incredibly informative statistics from the 2010 college football season, Barking Carnival has comprehensive adjusted stats for all 120 FBS schools. Only 402 pages of data. Don’t be intimidated.
- The message from OBNUG is brief, but the impact is great - Boise State casts long time athletic director Gene Blaymaier in a remake of The Fall Guy.
- Dawg Sports adeptly breaks down Georgia’s underperforming running backs and wonders if ultra blue chip freshman Isaiah Crowell just might be 2011’s Marcus Lattimore?
- Bucky’s 5th Quarter documents Wilsonmania as the talented NC State transfer QB evokes Wisconsinite fervor typically reserved only for the Green Bay Packers and simple carbohydrates.
- California Golden Blogs wraps up an engaging four part series examining whether Jeff Tedford’s Proustian offensive complexity is responsible for their recent offensive drop-off. The answer is as simple as it is unexpected.
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