College football takes a ton of flack in the media. Whether it be recruiting scandals, lack of pay for players, or legal troubles; there are large-scale issues that need to be addressed. That being said, one thing is abundantly clear: college football coaches are the most important coaches in sports.
I’d like to start off talking about LeBron James. I’m not too man enough to admit that I was wrong in my LeBron Can’t Take Over Games Like He Used To article. But LeBron has absolutely dominated these past couple of games; and I mean dominated to the highest degree.
*But sometimes it sure feels like it is. Most conspiracy theories are not true. Most are, in fact, complete garbage. Some stick around though, gaining a kind of begrudging cultural acceptance. And make no mistake: plenty of people believe that some kind of fix is on with the NBA.
The first noise of the NHL offseason was made on Wednesday by none other than the Chicago Blackhawks.
For once, I’m disagreeing with golf’s G.O.A.T. from last year. Sorry Jordan Spieth, you’ll have to be under par to have a chance at taking that trophy home again this year.
The sabermetric movement in Major League Baseball has fundamentally changed the way the game is played and analyzed.
This year features a ton of impact players returning on the offensive end in college football.
The short answer is that we should care a little… but also a lot.
The Marlins have been about 20-30 games back in the NL East standings for the past 5-6 years, and for good reason. Impatience in their players has cost them (quite literally, not, actually) chances at domination in their division.
Yes, the focus is still on the NBA Finals right now. But before you know it, the NBA draft will take place a week from today. So, as a Celtics fan, it’s about time I come to a conclusion as to what they should do with the number three overall pick.