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Bergen Record pulled off rare 1-2 in 100-250K columns with Ian O'Connor and Bob Klapisch....Good to see Dan Wetzel all over the place in the higher circ.

http://apsportseditors.org/newsletter/final-results-for-writing-categories-of-the-apse-contest/

100,000-250,000 COLUMNS Top 10 Kirk Bohls, Austin American-Statesman Bob Wojnowski, Detroit News Jenni Carlson, The Oklahoman Ron Cook, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Gordon Monson, Salt Lake Tribune Tom Powers, St. Paul Pioneer Press Bob Klapisch, The Record (Woodland Park, NJ) Ian O'Connor, The...

100,000-250,000 FEATURE STORIES Top 10 Mike Leggett, Austin American-Statesman Bruce Miles, Arlington Heights (Ill.) Daily Herald Tom Reed, Columbus Dispatch Mike Story, Lexington Herald-Leader Joe Capozzi, Palm Beach Post Gene Collier, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Jeff Roberts, The Record...

Last time I talked to Kevin O'Neill for a story (I believe he was still at Marquette) he ended the call by offering up his home phone number without me asking for it and telling me to call him whenever I needed something. In my eyes, that makes him a better coach than John Wooden.

you could have lupica, albom and ryan each do his parting shot this sunday on an apse columnist he believes he's much better than

Lupica is definitely the coach, gm and prez of that and-1 team....obama wasn't even president of his junior high student body the last time lupie got an apse top ten

Lupica should put together a travel team of the non-winners and do a promotional tour

adding gwen knapp, steve politi, shaun powell (even though newsday screwed him), rich hoffman,

In the spirit of Michael Lewis, the best of the apse's non-roster non-invitees. starting with the columnists, as they're easier to identify: mitch albom, mike lupica, dan shaughnessy, geoff caulkins, mike vaccaro, gary shelton, ian o'connor, rick morrissey, harvey araton, scott ostler. that's...

i rest my case on reed

Polamalu is a stud, no question. But he doesn't make the same amount of ball-hawking plays that Reed does

i'm sure this has already been mentioned, but good to see AOL go with a diverse group here -- white man, black man, and a woman

Ed Reed might just be the best player in the nfl, though he never rates in that quarterback-dominated discussion.

all this time later, and i'm still broken up over nick saban losing to utah. i just cant get over it. more proof that nice guys always finish last.