Whether it's pondering Moose McNuggets at the McDonald's in Norway or chasing Lance Armstrong up some mountaintop in France, Gil LeBreton has been entertaining Star-Telegram readers for nearly 30 years. He's covered 21 Super Bowls, 14 Olympic Games (summer and winter), saw Muhammad Ali box, Paul Newman drive a race car and Prince Albert try to steer a bobsled. Gil also once briefly held the WBC Junior Welterweight title belt -- he had to, because the guy he was interviewing, champ Bruce Curry, had to suddenly step into the men's room.

E-mail: glebreton@star-telegram.com

Paterno doesn't deserve a legacy of shame

| |Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012

It's easy to judge Joe Paterno's actions, but it's not right.Read more

Yu Darvish has right stuff in first appearance

| |Friday, Jan. 20, 2012

The new Ranger delivers in his introduction.Read more

Road-warrior Giants will beat 49ers

| |Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012

Home field won't help San Francisco this time.Read more

Remodeling work could give Rangers a new look

| |Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012

A couple of big shoes may be ready to fall.Read more

Empire (Alabama) always strikes back in sequel

| |Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012

Alabama fulfills coach Nick Saban's mission.Read more

Instead of rematch, BCS title game was stale leftovers

| |Monday, Jan. 09, 2012

LSU's offense is no match for Alabama coach Nick Saban's stifling game plan.Read more

LSU has the coaching advantage

| |Sunday, Jan. 08, 2012

Les Miles, not Nick Saban, will make the difference.Read more

Saints' offense continues to sound like a broken record

| |Sunday, Jan. 08, 2012

Saints ride their powerful offense to set up a showdown with 49ers.Read more

Alabama feels entitled, but LSU is fit for crown

| |Friday, Jan. 06, 2012

Tigers have already earned their share of national title.Read more

Big state schools would benefit from BCS change

| |Tuesday, Jan. 03, 2012

As Michigan and Virginia Tech strutted their hours on the Sugar Bowl stage Tuesday night, leaving the states of Idaho and Kansas to fret and fuss, it wasn't hard to envision the future of BCS football.Read more