March Madness Elite Eight Review
The Final Four has been determined. For those of you that had a #1, a #2, and two #5’s in your Final Four, please give yourself a round of applause. […]
Sweet 16 Review Part Two
Tennessee knocked off the favored Buckeyes while the clock struck twelve for Cinderellas Northern Iowa and St. Mary’s. Oh yeah, Duke won too.
Sweet 16 Review Part One
First, Syracuse got bullied by the Butler Bulldogs. Then, Kansas State and Xavier put on a thriller from start to finish. AND most importantly, Gus Johnson finally got a day […]
March Madness Day 4 Review
Go ahead and take a breath. After four straight days of suspenseful, heart wrenching action, we certainly deserve a break. Day four of March Madness provided some upsets, blowouts, and […]
March Madness Day 3 Review
Saturday’s action brought some unexpected flavor to the NCAA Tournament. Two heavyweights abruptly crumpled while another put an emphatic claim to the 2010 title.
March Madness Day 2 Review
So it didn’t live up to the opening day of the tournament. Hoping day two would match yesterday’s excitement was a pipe dream anyway. Nonetheless, I review the day’s significant […]
March Madness Day 1 Review
It was a busy day. I laughed, I cried, I yelled, I cheered, and my favorite team took out my heart and stomped on it before returning it to my […]
March Madness 2010
March has come. In less than 24 hours, hundreds of college basketball players will consume the attention of sports fans, decrease productivity in corporate America, and attract individuals who haven’t […]
Favorite Players – The List 2010
…Aaaaaand we’re back. Sorry for the hiatus. A few weeks ago I shared what I look for when choosing a favorite player (review the checklist here). Obviously, the selection process […]
So Long, Vancouver
The Olympics lived up to and exceeded my expectations, especially hockey. Sadly, it’s time to say goodbye. Before we do, let’s recap the last day-and-a-half of bobsledding and hockey.
Oh-No! Olympic Update II
The Olympics are quickly coming to a close. Before we enter the stretch leg, let’s recap the most noteworthy events of the past few days. Most importantly, did Apolo Anton […]
“I Am Not A Role Model”
I sat on the sidelines for months, avoiding the Tiger Woods scandal altogether. Three months after Woods’ SUV tattooed an innocent fire hydrant, I weigh in. (The quote in the […]
Olympic Update
The Olympics are in full swing and I’m completely enthralled. We’re not quite halfway through, yet there is plenty to discuss. If you haven’t been watching, there’s still time to […]
A Guide to Picking Your Favorite Players.
Athletes need us more than we need them (I may be an exception). Make sure you demand the most from your favorite players.
2010 Winter Olympics
The Olympics are back. Two weeks of uninterrupted athletic competition are especially welcomed during the doldrums of February.