Letters to the Editor
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Don't hate me for correcting you
I love you, King Kaufman - I really do. I believe that you are among the finest - if not THE finest - sports journalist writing today. I never miss your column and am always amazed by your ability to find a new angle from which report on what everyone else is treating as the same old story of the day. I'm a self-described Olympics junky who lived and died (and laughed and cried) over your tireless Olympics reporting during the last round of games, and eagerly look forward to your reports on what's going on in Turin. This is why it pains me to have to correct you on anything, ever - but as both a Buckeye as well as a person whose name is frequently misspelled by others, I just feel compelled to point out that the late Korey Stringer's first name began with a "K" and not a "C." May he rest in (very large) peace.