A Heroes Thank You: An Interview with Warrick Dunn

Jaime from over at The Sports Hernia puts on his serious face and talks with former NFL star Warrick Dunn about The Crown Royal Heroes Project.

Read the full interview here.

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Warren Sapp Continues to Embarrass Himself, Miami Football Program

Something called a "Griffin Matthews," which to the best of my knowledge is a gay Steve Urkel, "tussles with teddy bear Warren Sapp." Click here to watch the QBKilla in all his glory.

Warren Sapp Sets Miami Football Back 25 Years

"The Miami Hurricanes are the beast of college football. A sports powerhouse unlike any other, they are a dynasty fueled not by indiviudals but by the aura of "the Miami Vice" - a swaggering, trash-talking, us-against-the-world mentality."

-from 'Cane Mutiny by Bruce Feldman

The University of Miami football team and alumni association worked hard to earn the reputation as a bunch of lowlife thugs. Be it crack addiction, murder raps or unprecedented on-field brawls, these reps don't come overnight.

Somewhere in America sits a man named Ray Lewis. Undoubtedly, Mr. Lewis is seething to stab Warren Sapp repeatedly in the heart with a butter knife, and most red-blooded American college football fans would find this totally justified, whether they care for the U or not.

You understand me, Sweet Tooth?

Training Camp Postcards, Part 5 of 8: NFC South

As you may or may not follow, SI.com has dispatched "10 writers to report on the 32 NFL training camps across the country" and is featuring their reports throughout August in their Training Camp Postcard segment.

Here at HHR, we prefer to look at actual postcards sent by players to their loved ones, as opposed to Peter King drivel.

Today, we take a look at what's going on in Flowery Branch, GA (Falcons), Spartanburg, SC (Panthers), Jackson, MS (Saints), Lake Buena Vista, FL (Bucs) from a player's perspective.

To See the Complete Parts 1-8, Click Here.

'76 Bucs Remain Immortal

They're popping the champaign in Tampa today, not because the Bucs slaughtered Atlanta today, but because the Miami Dolphins eeked out an overtime win this afternoon against the Ravens, thus securing (for at least another season) the '76 Bucs' distinction of being the NFL's last winless team.

Spurrier: "Suck it, 'Phins."

(HT: SbB)