Michael Vick says he wouldn’t change a thing about his life. Before all you holier-than-thous eviscerate the guy, stop.

Please, stop.

Although it’s terrible dogs had to die, Vick has very clearly learned from his mistakes. He specifically says that his stint in prison was ultimately a moment of personal growth:

“I wouldn’t change anything about my life if I could,” he said. “As crazy as this may sound, going to prison really changed my life. I was able to go in and come out with a plan.”
- Philly.com

Maybe people need a life. Or more diverse interests. Because if Jimmer Fredette is too famous to attend class at BYU without it being disruptive, then maybe we’re just not intellectually curious enough as a species.

Let’s set a scale of human suffering. Let’s say the devil’s hat trick of earthquake tsunami meltdown in Japan is a 10, and you coming in last place in your fantasy league is a 1.

If the Kings do in fact leave Sacramento, it would be at best a 3. Still, It woultd sadden hundreds of thousands of people who live in the area and love the team. It’s a sad sad thing when a team leaves. Just ask Seattle.

Who says they don’t try hard in the NBA regular season?

St. John’s head basketball coach Steve Lavin is a friend of the Robert Wuhl Show. He has appeared numerous times on our air, and is unanimously regarded as a great guy.

St. John’s announced today that Coach Lavin is battling prostate cancer.

Life is a confusing and complicated place, sometimes.

Allen Iveson is one of the greatest sports figures of our era. He was a transcendent talent in the NBA. And, massively quotable. His taking reporters to task over questions about practice remains a famous piece of media.

Now, he’s at it again. Dig this brilliant – reported – exchange with police in Atlanta.