The best sports story I have ever seen was the 2004 playoffs run, when the Red Sox came back from a 3-0 alcs series deficit. They were playing  the New York Yankees and were down by everyone and no one would thought they would come back. Big Papi had two walk off performances, and they had such resiliency to keep their best game. The pitching was outstanding from Schilling, Martinez, and Papelbon. I remember staying up late for this games and believing. They went on to win the world series. 

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I thought this article was interesting. The cops will be tight and a lot of them, because of threats. This to me means that something bad will occur during the Olympics, this raises questions if there ever will be Olympics again because of this. I am hoping this doesn't go towards the athletes either, because they are the ones who make it so exciting. As well as the sporting highs, London 2012 also had its controversies -- with critics targeting security issues, cost over-runs, ticketing fiascos, empty seats, problems with national flags and a debate over the merits of a memorial for the 1972 Munich massacre. This brings me to the point of if this trend will continue and no one will watch the Olympics in person, everyone just has to get along and listen to Bob Marley. I like the idea of bringing the Google glass to the Olympics, it will change the point of view and change the viewers and how they watch, a new evolution.

How twitter can be a negative and positive force on a college and professional athlete. Twitter is almost impossible to avoid when being a college or pro athlete. Fans encourage the athletes to use twitter and show their true colors. This is also a bad thing because some fans take their tweets personally and don't like them as a social person just because of twitter. The players love connecting with their fans and friends, but they also give their opinions and ideas that people don't want to see or here. Twitter can give great news to people but also get the players in trouble. Twitter can be used for the good, but could bite you in the back so be careful.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/other/2013/01/10/college-athletes-twitter-criticism-johnny-manziel-kentucky/1823959/

http://www.griffinlegal.com.au/social-media-and-athletes-a-ticket-to-success-or-a-recipe-for-failure/

http://chronicle.com/blogs/players/files/2012/12/athletes_twitter.pdf

Yo its yo boy from down the street listen to the pod it speaks the truth. This pod is about my perspective of who will win the Superbowl. I choose the Patriots and even though they looked horrible against Bengles. Can't wait to watch them next week.