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These e-mailers are happy to write about a wrong

Whoops. OK, maybe I jumped the gun a little. I got caught up in the moment. On the eve of the Super Bowl, I wrote that Peyton Manning was better than Tom Brady. I was positively Peytonized. And as Rick Pitino once said, “that’s how I felt at the time.’’ (Boston Globe, 12 a.m.)

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Not easy, but Super Bowl win sure was big for the Saints

Hop aboard the love train they call the City of New Orleans.

Saints are now Arch’s enemies

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Archie Manning is the New Orleans Saints. Starting in 1971, he played more than a decade at quarterback for them, then went into the broadcast booth and told fans about the Saints until 2007. He raised his family in the Garden District of New Orleans. Forty-four years after the birth of the franchise, he remains the ...

Brady-Manning debate? The torch has been passed

Peyton Manning is better than Tom Brady. There. I said it. Call the cops. Have me arrested and sentenced to 10 years of hard time watching “Patriots All Access’’ and listening to programs called “Patriots Monday’’ and “Patriots Friday’’.

Lack of Massachusetts skaters in Beanpot is a sorry state

I went to the Beanpot last night and tried to get fired up about the whole thing.

Party-crashing Jets just may continue to be noisemakers

INDIANAPOLIS - The streets of Miami and Fort Lauderdale will be a lot more peaceful in the first week of February. They won’t have to count the silverware at Don Shula’s Steakhouse in Miami Lakes and there’ll be no nightly mayhem at South Beach.

With Colts facing Jets, picking a winner surely a hated chore

INDIANAPOLIS - It’s always about us, and therefore this AFC Championship game must be viewed through the prism of Patriot Place.

All her world is a stage

Last Wednesday, Ayla Brown was on the cover of the Herald, touted as “Daddy’s Pit Bull,’’ in the wake of a press conference in which she and her sister defended their father against what they believed were unfair accusations by his political opponent.

Aftershocks in Everett

SALEM - He’s still home alone every day, but it’s OK now because he knows his mother is alive.

In college, honesty is academic

College coaches lie. How do these guys sleep at night? It’s unfair, of course, to include all coaches in the Liars Club, but it’s an odious and ever-expanding group. Put Lane Kiffin in a room with Jeff Jagodzinski, John Calipari, and Rick Pitino and you could make a polygraph machine explode.