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• No 2,500 Yards, but Johnson Still Proud

NFL NASHVILLE - Chris Johnson isn't afraid to let people know he's had a pretty good season.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• December 31, 2010

• Yomca Hits Shot at End for 16u Title -- But Johnson-to-King Connection Pays

NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. - We may never know what really happened in the YOMCA's final huddle Friday afternoon at the Riverview Park Activities Center. Trailing New Orleans' Hornets guard Chris Paul's CP3 All-Stars by one point in the championship game of Nike's 16-and-under Sweet 16 national tournament, the YOMCA needed a miracle bucket with just five-tenths of a second left on the clock.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• July 18, 2011

• Foreword: 'separate but equal' in prison: Johnson v. California and common sense racism.

INTRODUCTION How could the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals--reputed to be the nation's most liberal federal appellate court (1)--reject a constitutio...

• Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
• Vol. 96 Nbr. 3, March 2006

• Deadline Looms, but Hawks Want Johnson

Amar'e Stoudemire is up for grabs in Phoenix. Antawn Jamison might be leaving Washington. And there's talk of Tracy McGrady landing in New York. The NBA trade deadline is Thursday, and teams are dancing. But who knows where certain squads will end up at the end of this annual game of musical chairs?

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• February 15, 2010

• King Is an American Hero. But He Needed Johnson ... And Truman, Humphrey and the Kennedys ... To Succeed at His Life's Work

Though slavery had been abolished, second class citizenship was rampant throughout the nation for African-Americans. In the Confederate South, segregation and the dampening of voting rights for African-Americans had become the rallying cry for racist-white cultural preservation. Led by southern Democrats such as Governor Strom Thurmond of South Carolina and Georgia Senator Richard Russell, a massive wave against the civil rights plank formed. The Southern Democrats would eventually bolt the Democratic Party and form the "Dixiecrat Party" that challenged [Harry Truman] during the 1948 election. Thurmond would head the Dixiecrat ticket, stating to supporters that "there's not enough troops in the army to force the southern people to break down segregation and admit the Negro race into our...

• La Prensa San Diego
• August 24, 2009

• Johnson, Pears Limited but Gailey Optimistic They Will Play

Wide receiver Stevie Johnson (shoulder) and right tackle Erik Pears (groin) returned to practice on Thursday after sitting out Wednesday's session with injuries. Both were limited, but coach Chan Gailey said Pears took nearly every rep and while he couldn't say for certain if Johnson would be available to play Sunday in Miami, he felt optimistic because the receiver practiced Thursday.

• Buffalo News
• November 18, 2011

• O'neal, Yes, but Johnson Dishing Dirt?

INDIANAPOLIS Jermaine O'Neal had been a one-man wrecking crew, an All-Star playing the part upside the heads of these bewildered Nets. The Nets couldn't come close to stopping him, getting beaten back one long, lean body at a time, Jason Collins and Nenad Krstic and Cliff Robinson fouling themselves into oblivion. O'Neal hit outside and inside for 37 points. He snatched 15 rebounds and blocked four Nets shots out of the air and did a dance on these Nets. O'Neal is the Pacer of whom the Nets have no solution when he's going right, when he's on his game. Resistance was futile. He had ripped the officiating for keeping him in foul trouble back at the Meadowlands, earned a $15,000 fine, and it was worth every penny on Thursday night.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• April 29, 2006

• Titans, Rb Johnson Meet, but No Deal yet -- Discussion Soon

NFL NASHVILLE - Tennessee general manager Mike Reinfeldt said Wednesday's meeting with Chris Johnson was beneficial even though no deal was reached to end the running back's holdout.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• August 25, 2011

• Cruise Control Motorsports: Stewart Earns First Win at Fontana, but Johnson Adds to Chase Lead After Third-Place Finish.

FONTANA - By driving to an emotional win at a track he had never conquered Sunday, Tony Stewart borrowed Jimmie Johnson's place in victory lane for a day at Auto Club Speedway. Stewart said he received a call Saturday from Irish Saunders, the father of 18-year-old Eric Saunders, a Tony Stewart Racing MX driver who was paralyzed from the chest down in a training accident in August.

• Los Angeles Daily News
• October 11, 2010

• Edwards Wins, but Johnson Widens Lead

HAMPTON, Ga. -- Winning races is the only way anyone has a chance to catch Jimmie Johnson in the race for the Sprint Cup championship. And even that may not be enough.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• October 27, 2008