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Taylor Phinney woke up early Saturday, settling in to watch the Tour de France prologue from his couch in Boulder, Colo. Someday, he'll have a different view of cycling's premier event. "I'm just one bike racer enjoying watching a bike race, which is kind of funny, because whenever we get in a bike race we just want it to be over," Phinney said. "But this one, I'm going to enjoy." By the schedule he's mapped out, the 19-year-old son of U.S. cycling royalty will be in Le Tour in 2012 or 2013. Phinney spent the past year smashing expectations, first by reaching the Beijing Olympics, then winning the world individual pursuit title, capped by becoming the first American to win the Paris-Roubaix race for riders under 23. And ultimately, the Tour will be his obsession. But for now, he believes it'll all happen in good time. "I had... [read full story]
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NEW YORK (AP) — Mya, Danny Osmond and Kelly Osbourne will soon find out who is the new champion of "Dancing with the Stars." The winner will be chosen Tuesday evening in the two-hour finale of the ninth season of the ABC show....
Former Baylor head coach earns honor at World Athletics Gala MONTE CARLO - Legendary Baylor track and field coach Clyde Hart was named the World Coach of the Year by the International Amateur Athletic Federation at the World...
Thomas Boswell in chatting online right now about the Nationals and other sports topics. Here's some of what he had to say about Stephen Strasburg's injury: The Nats dodged half of a bullet with the diagnosis that Stephen...
