Sheer Terror on Ice at Breakneck Speeds
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In the wake of the last two Olympic Winter Games, American interest in the long-obscure sport of luge has warmed considerably.
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TAMPA, Fla. - Raymond Rodriguez was changing a tire when an 18-inch chunk of ice plummeted from the sky with a piercing whistle, then a metallic crunch. The ice chunk crushed the roof of a nearby Ford Mustang on Sunday morning. No one was hurt.
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The action was fast, furious, and continuous, and when Boston College's second-period blitz was over, a 1-0 Northeastern deficit had turned into a 3-0 Eagles lead that the Huskies, despite a two-goal third period, could not overcome.
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JUSTIN Langer felt as if Pakistani tornado Shoaib Akhtar was trying to rip the fingers off his hands during the fastest spell he has ever faced yesterday.
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The fast greens and deep rough outside Pittsburgh offer a torturous test for this year's U.S. Open
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Jeff Sluman was eight shots worse and walked off the final green with a share of the lead. Paul Azinger was seven shots better and left Innisbrook in a state of shock.
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One excellent play by Sidney Crosby allowed Sergei Gonchar to make up for the kind of couldn't-get-much-worse night any NHL defenseman dreads.
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Travel: Roller coasters are getting bigger, faster and scarier - which is what we all love about them. Mat Smith picks out some of the most hair-raising.
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The blockbuster proposal by the NHL Players Association to slash salaries 24 percent across the board was sending shock waves through much of the hockey world Friday.
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An airboat speeding across the sawgrass and mud. A ringing in the ears when the engine was cut. Moaning. Screams for help. Desperate gasps at the water's surface. Helicopters in the distance. Christmas carols.
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One of hockey's subtle arts is the ability to steal the puck. In today's ramped-up NHL, with its emphasis on speed, big collisions, and pulverizing hits, those who have mastered the sleight-of-hand art of taking the puck away are too often overlooked.
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Tycho:  Penny Arcade Armadeaddon continues - into territory more horrifying than you could possibly imagine.
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&quot;It hurt like hell. I could see (Thorpe) coming up. But when I was breathing, I saw my team going crazy -- and that really kept me going.&quot; ...
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When it was more difficult, skiing was definitely more elegant. The simple act of staying upright on two long boards as one shot down over a frozen surface was wonder enough, but then making turns along the way, actually steering the darn things. It was amazing.
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Yet another player joins the MRAP race.
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When the New Jersey Devils strutted into TD Banknorth Garden last Saturday and proceeded to skate past, around, and through the Bruins in a 5-1 win, the visitors looked much too comfortable on enemy ice.
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The way Antoine Deneriaz figures it, he was the fastest human on the course during yesterday&#39;s season-opening World Cup downhill at Lake Louise, Alta.