Life on the road: The game is sex; Promiscuity risky business for athletes
Nov. 14, 1991
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The pickup usually happens soon after a game, outside the locker room or in a hotel lobby: women chasing more than a player's autograph linger, players looking for sex.
"They come up to you, catch you for your autograph and then ask if you're single," says Rob Dibble, pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds. "Girls want to touch you. They put you on a pedestal. It's out there if you want it."
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More teams trying black on their back
March 2, 1992
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Atlanta Falcons coach Jerry Glanville, owner of three classic cars in black, a black Harley-Davidson motorcycle and an extensive black wardrobe, speaks from an office surrounded by photos of his heroes - Elvis, James Dean, Hank Williams Jr., Wayne Newton - who all happen to be wearing black.
