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The 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada is just around the corner. For those who haven't been keeping up on all the winter sports since the last Olympics, here's a top ten list (in no particular order) of the possible highlights. Just remember, it isn't just the sports that make the Olympics worth watching!
1. The opening ceremonies
No matter who you are, or where the Olympics are located, deep in your heart you know there's nothing more stirring than the opening ceremonies. China's summer extravaganza set the bar pretty high for Canada, but you can bet your back bacon they're going to put their all into it.
2. Women's hockey
1998 saw the debut of women's hockey at the Olympics. Since then, there hasn't been much excitement about it in the US. But this year, Team USA is a frontrunner for gold. Canada has been dominating this season, but coach Mark Johnson has high hopes for his team. Can Olympic gold do for women's hockey what it did for women's soccer? It's doubtful there will be a "Brandy Chastain moment" with all that gear, but perhaps the men out there will take notice anyway.
3. Biathlon
Hugely popular in Europe but largely ignored in the US, biathletes have struggled to get funding and training until this year. When the sport was finally noticed by a prosperous contributor money was finally available to get things going. The big standout for the US will be Tim Burke, who won both silver and bronze medals at the World Cup in Ostersund. This could be a great beginning for an under appreciated sport.
4. Stephen Colbert
When Deutsche Bank went belly-up and their $300,000 pledge for the US speed skating team went with it, Colbert stepped up to the plate. It took less than a month for the "Colbert Nation" to replace the funds. There's sure to be a lot of Colbert's scathing satire surrounding the games. Like him or not, the comedian has the audience and the pull to make things happen.
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