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AFC Playoffs: Texans vs. Ravens
Written by Charlie Dollins.
The Houston Texans must feel the slightest bit cursed. After losing their starting quarterback Matt Schaub just over halfway through the season, they bounced back with two wins from rookie quarterback TJ Yates. Then they lost three in a row to end the season.
Last updated on January 13, 2012. |
What the end of the NBA lockout means
Written by Red Hansen.
The NBA players union fractured and basically decertified. David Stern looked as if he had lost control of the majority of his owners and was putting his legacy and the health of his league in jeopardy.
Last updated on November 28, 2011. |
Thanksgiving NFL Special
Written by Red Hansen.
Thanksgiving. A time when families get together to reminisce, eat, give thanks and watch some football. For the Harbaugh family, it is a time to fight tooth and nail for a victory, not the last turkey leg.
Last updated on November 23, 2011. |
2008 US Open
Written by Mike Harmon.
Let's get one thing clear from the start. Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer who ever played the game. His passion, work ethic, natural talent, athleticism
Last updated on November 21, 2011. |
Cheese Head Decision
Written by Jack Pappano.
The math just doesn't add up with new Green Bay HC hire Mike McCarthy. As offensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers last year, Mike McCarthy's offense finished 32nd and dead last in the NFL. How bad was it ??? That offense finished 32nd in passing, 22nd in rushing, and was 30th overal in points going eight games of a sixteen game schedule without an offensive touchdown.
Last updated on November 21, 2011. |
Cotton Bowl Prediction
Written by Charlie Dollins.
The great thing about the BCS and all of its arguments and controversies is that is provides excellent subplots to some of the other games, and in no other is there a "well we beat such and such" angle as there is to this year's Cotton Bowl. The Texas Longhorns, by most accounts, have a pretty good argument for being in the title game.
Last updated on November 21, 2011. |
Two out of Three Ain't Bad
Written by Jack Pappano.
Poker is EXACTLY like sports handicapping. Every situation has a statistical probability of success and every reward is gained through risk. Whenever the probability is greater than risk then you have a play. When the risk is greater than the probability then you don't. It's that simple. Losses are a simple, unpleasant but necessary step in the winning process.
Last updated on November 21, 2011. |
Cowboys vs. Eagles
Written by Cris Robinson.
The Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles meet Sunday night, with the Cowboys having a chance to put some space in between them and the Eagles. If the Eagles lose, their season in the competitive NFC East may just be over.
Last updated on October 30, 2011. |
Game of the week: Hogs vs. Aggies
Written by None.
Just days after announcing they were definitely leaving the Big 12 and heading east to the biggest, baddest conference in the land, the Aggies will get a chance to test their mettle against a future conference rival.
Last updated on September 30, 2011. |
Cowboys Redskins Monday Night
Written by Hoyt Stroud.
For a long time people have questioned Tony Romo's heart and nerves. Now they've got to worry about another body part -- his lungs. The Cowboys quarterback went down near the end of the first half last week.
Last updated on September 26, 2011. |
Notre Dame vs. Michigan St
Written by Jack Pappano.
The Irish finished last year like a team on a mission. They looked strong on defense against the Trojans and Hurricanes and it was assumed Chip Kelly would have Dayne Crist ready to lead the team this season.
Last updated on September 19, 2011. |
2011 College Football Top 10
Written by Peter Schoenke.
Heading into this week's action, we take a look at our top 10 college football teams. Naturally, all of this will change very soon, as we find out who are the pretenders and who are the real contenders this year.
Last updated on September 02, 2011. |
Biggest Loser: Houston Astros
Written by JB Floyd.
Every year we sit down and take a look at the winners and losers coming out of the trade deadline. While we can spend a sentence or two on the biggest winners and one of the bigger losers, we're gonna reserve most of this space for The Biggest Loser, and I don't mean some 400 lb. secretary on an NBC show.
Last updated on August 02, 2011. |
Here comes the NBA lockout
Written by Rodney Whitehurst.
Say what you want about players’ rep Billy Hunter, but the man has been an effective manager of players’ interests over the past 15 years. Sure, they have to wear suits to games when they are not playing. And players now have to go to college for a year
Last updated on June 30, 2011. |
MLB Needs Realignment
Written by Jackie Russino.
In the not-too-distant future Bud Selig will be gone. Say what you will about the crotchety old guy who panders to owners, but he does have as his legacy an expanded playoff format that made baseball more exciting and made World Series Champions out of Wild Card winners.
Last updated on June 22, 2011. |
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