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Interactive technologies are allowing sports reporters give users just the statistics and information they want.

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DR (Denmark) -
Virtual Replay (World Cup 2006)

While this site is in Danish, it is easy to understand. Every goal of the 2006 World Cup has been created in an animated format that allows the user to change the video speed and viewing angle. The user can even play the role of the soccer ball.

USAToday.com -
NFL Fantasy Football Rankings

USA Today's Matt Pitzer ranks his top 200 fantasy picks. The user can examine them and create a unique team. USA Today then encourages the user to keep track of the picks on draft day to see how they match up.

The News & Observer: 2005 U.S. Open
(may require free registration)

Raleigh's News & Observer focused on interactivity in its coverage of the 2005 U.S. Open. Computer-animated aerial images of every hole, 360-degree photographic views and video commentary from Pinehurst Resort's director of golf all give newsobserver.com visitors a feel for the course. Also included are articles, statistics and interactive pieces about previous years of the U.S. Open.

Lawrence.com: Outstanding Efforts

Lawrence.com spotlights local youth baseball players with interactive, Flash-based "baseball cards." Each card includes photos, vital stats and short biographies; some also feature audio interviews with the players. Community members can send in nominations for future featured players through an online form.