
Greg CouchGreg Couch has been a national columnist at AOL Fanhouse and The Sporting News and an award-winning columnist at the Chicago Sun-Times. He was featured twice in "Best American Sports Writing" and was recognized this year by the US Tennis Writers Association for best column writing and match coverage.
- Boring a thing of beauty after BCS
But let's face it: After all the BCS B.S., anything else sounds pretty sweet.
- Boring a thing of beauty after BCS
They hired a marketing firm for this. It was college football’s big chance to finally get rid of the BCS name — always shortened to BS — and come up with something fresh and positive for the new national championship tournament. On Tuesday, the ridicule ended.
- Wrong time to defend Joe Pa legacy
Paterno kin make PR push to defend Joe Pa's legacy. But 'Child Abuse Prevention Month' is wrong time.
- Auburn mess spotlights NCAA flaws
Emmert's response to Auburn allegations proves NCAA is weak.
- Auburn mess spotlights NCAA flaws
Emmert's response to Auburn allegations proves NCAA is weak.
- Worldwide Wes a marked man in Indy
About 20 years late, the NCAA apparently has figured out who Worldwide Wes is. The NCAA printed up fliers with his picture and gave them to security guards at Lucas Oil Stadium before Friday night’s NCAA tournament games.
- Injured player's spirit healed team
How the most agonizing moment in tournament history led to one of the best.
- Epic game stuck with Pitino, Coach K
As Pitino, Krzyzewski meet again, epic game of 1992 sticks with them.
- Crowd passes on hot shot of Curry
Coach K and Duke played a marquee tournament game Friday night, so why did 20,000 people bolt for the exits?
- Worldwide Wes a marked man in Indy
About 20 years late, the NCAA apparently has figured out who Worldwide Wes is. The NCAA printed up fliers with his picture and gave them to security guards at Lucas Oil Stadium before Friday night’s NCAA tournament games.
- Sad truth: Pitino wins, all's forgotten
Pitino a genius coach -- and, sadly, latest 'proof' winning fixes sinning.
- Ex-Shocker wrestles way to glory
Paul Wight didn't see much action at Wichita State, but he's always in the middle of things as the Big Show.
- If he's able, Rose should play ball
Rose should return vs. Heat or risk damaging his Chicago cred.
- It was time for end of Urlacher era
Urlacher’s time in Chicago comes to ugly end.
- Big Ten benefits from big hype
Despite seven Big Ten teams making NCAA tourney, the league's not all it's cracked up to be.
- Crean proving to be a real Harbaugh
Indiana coach has a pair just like brothers-in-law, and he'll take team just as far.
- Wolverines stumbling at wrong time
Once ranked No. 1, Michigan is headed in wrong direction with Big Ten quarterfinal loss to Wisconsin.
- For Paul's parents, tourney life's a trip
For Illinois hero Brandon Paul, Big Ten tourney grind is nothing compared to what his parents are going through.
- Phenom life carries heavy risks
Our phenom-worship bears heavy blame for Capriati's ups and downs.
- Phenom life carries heavy risks
Our phenom-worship bears heavy blame for Capriati's ups and downs.
- Streaking Blackhawks great for NHL
Chicago's historic streak perfect Rx for NHL lockout hangover, and it ain't over!
- Gonzaga loses Cinderella status
Now that Zags are No. 1, there's nothing 'mid' about them any more.
- Our ambassador of hoops .. and more?
Will Rodman bring more than basketball goodwill to North Korea?
- Brave depression battle: Marino, 22, quits
Young player's sudden retirement begs discussion on mental health crisis.
- Marino retires from tennis at 22
Young player's sudden retirement begs discussion on mental health crisis.
- Shalala, Miami can win fight vs. NCAA
By using classic defense, Shalala, Miami can win fight vs. Emmert.
- 'Greatest-ever' title may elude Serena
Slacking at non-majors has worked for Serena -- but at what cost?
- 'Greatest-ever' title may elude Serena
Slacking at non-majors has worked for Serena -- but at what cost?
- Pistorius: Olympic hero to monster?
Murder charge shatters image of Pistorius as Olympic hero.
- Vergeer's dominance deserved better
Though you've probably never heard of her, wheelchair tennis marvel Vergeer retires as world's most dominant athlete.
Greg Couch - Writers - FOX Sports on MSN Canada
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