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Additional reasons to hate Karl Malone, part II
Published 5/7/2008 by grungedave at The Dream Shake - a Houston Rockets blog
Seriously, Karl Malone... Go f--k yourself. I think you've now officially surpassed Emmitt Smith on the list of athletes I despise. Check that, I'm sure you have. Enjoy hell, you bastard.

The Internets: Raising questions about Karl Malone
Published 5/7/2008 by Michael Rand at Randball
... ESPN.com’s Jemele Hill has an interesting column on a topic we’re surprised has garnered so little attention recently: Karl Malone the father. Much of it is about his abandonment of Demetrius Bell, recently a 7th-round pick by the Buffalo Bills; she also gets (later on) into the even more troubling part that has been touched on in a few other outlets: ...

Karl Malone’s Father Of The Year Candidacy Unlikely To Recover From Page 2 Assault
Published 5/7/2008 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... ’s Michael David Smith last Friday. Presto! ESPN.com’s Jemele Hill is all too happy to hop on the Mailman bashing bandwagon, writing “Roger Clemens’ alleged seedy indiscretions — including a possible sexual relationship with a 15-year-old — are nothing compared to what Malone has done. Malone reportedly impregnated Demetrius Bell’s mother when she was 13 and he was a sophomore at Louisiana Tech. Malone is lucky Chris Hansen wasn’t around and he didn’t have to answer to the authorities.” ...

ESPN Finally Stops Ignoring Karl Malone Satutory Rape Allegations
Published 5/7/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
Filed under: Bills, NBA Media Watch, Buffalo, ESPNKudos to Jemele Hill of ESPN.com for writing a great column about Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Demetrius Bell and the famous father who had nothing to do with him, Karl Malone. The Bills picked Bell in the seventh round of the NFL draft, and several media outlets reported that Bell was the son of Malone, the NBA great. But not every outlet made clear that Malone was a deadbeat dad who hadn't been there for his son, and hardly any followed up on the report, which first ...

ESPN Finally Stops Ignoring Karl Malone Satutory Rape Allegations
Published 5/7/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
Filed under: Bills, NBA Media Watch, Buffalo, ESPNKudos to Jemele Hill of ESPN.com for writing a great column about Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Demetrius Bell and the famous father who had nothing to do with him, Karl Malone. The Bills picked Bell in the seventh round of the NFL draft, and several media outlets reported that Bell was the son of Malone, the NBA great. But not every outlet made clear that Malone was a deadbeat dad who hadn't been there for his son, and hardly any followed up on the report, which first ...

ESPN Finally Stops Ignoring Karl Malone Satutory Rape Allegations
Published 5/7/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
Filed under: Bills, NBA Media Watch, Buffalo, ESPNKudos to Jemele Hill of ESPN.com for writing a great column about Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Demetrius Bell and the famous father who had nothing to do with him, Karl Malone. The Bills picked Bell in the seventh round of the NFL draft, and several media outlets reported that Bell was the son of Malone, the NBA great. But not every outlet made clear that Malone was a deadbeat dad who hadn't been there for his son, and hardly any followed up on the report, which first ...

ESPN Finally Stops Ignoring Karl Malone Satutory Rape Allegations
Published 5/7/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
Filed under: Bills, NBA Media Watch, Buffalo, ESPNKudos to Jemele Hill of ESPN.com for writing a great column about Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Demetrius Bell and the famous father who had nothing to do with him, Karl Malone. The Bills picked Bell in the seventh round of the NFL draft, and several media outlets reported that Bell was the son of Malone, the NBA great. But not every outlet made clear that Malone was a deadbeat dad who hadn't been there for his son, and hardly any followed up on the report, which first ...

Astonishing?
Published 5/8/2008 by AB at Sports Frog
Jemele Hill: "It's hard to tell which is more astonishing -- that (Karl) Malone actually feels this way, or that (Demetrius) Bell was able to overcome the heartbreaking reality of being rejected by a parent." Really? You have a hard time figuring out which is more astonishing? I'll help. The second isn't astonishing at all. It's called life. It's realizing that relying on a parent who could do such a thing would be folly. Is Demetrius Bell the only guy in the NFL draft who has had little to no contact with their father? I'm going out on a ...

Morally Questionable
Published 5/29/2008 by Crotty Kid (noreply@blogger.com) at The Cowhide Globe
... 4. Hell, you can even impregnate a 13-year old when you're a sophmore in college. You might even get a statue of yourself outside of the arena (like Karl Malone). ...