by Liam McGuire | Apr 29, 2015
If you asked today’s generation who Adam Sandler is, the answer may not be synonymous with success. What they might not know, is in the early-to-mid 90’s Sandler was at his arguable critical peak, selling millions of comedy albums, stealing scenes on...
by Matt Zemek | Apr 29, 2015
In an ironic twist, two players who spent part of the season with one of the worst teams in the NBA have arguably become the most important figures in a contender’s title hopes. With the Cleveland Cavaliers losing Kevin Love — most likely the rest of the...
by Matt Zemek | Apr 29, 2015
In an ironic twist, two players who spent part of the season with one of the worst teams in the NBA have arguably become the most important figures in a contender’s title hopes. With the Cleveland Cavaliers losing Kevin Love — most likely the rest of the...
by Trevor Kraus | Apr 29, 2015
The sports world is full of narratives, and hockey is not immune to their pitfalls. Narratives are woven so deeply into the culture of the sport that fans, broadcasters, and general managers alike fall victim to narratives without realizing it. We hear so often about...
by Trevor Kraus | Apr 29, 2015
The sports world is full of narratives, and hockey is not immune to their pitfalls. Narratives are woven so deeply into the culture of the sport that fans, broadcasters, and general managers alike fall victim to narratives without realizing it. We hear so often about...
by Matt Zemek | Apr 29, 2015
Earlier this month at Crossover Chronicles, staff writer Joseph Nardone wondered what the playoffs would look like if seeded 1 through 16, obliterating the artificial division imposed by conferences. Plenty of other bloggers and publications have pushed for a...
by Bart Doan | Apr 29, 2015
Follow us on Twitter @TheStudentSect In 2007, the unemployment rate for college graduates was 5.5 percent; as of 2014, it’s 8.5 percent (Economic Policy Institute). As of 2013, the Center for College Affordability and Productivity reported that nearly half of...
by Bart Doan | Apr 29, 2015
Follow us on Twitter @TheStudentSect In 2007, the unemployment rate for college graduates was 5.5 percent; as of 2014, it’s 8.5 percent (Economic Policy Institute). As of 2013, the Center for College Affordability and Productivity reported that nearly half of...
by Jeff Snyder | Apr 29, 2015
QPR v Chelsea Sunday, April 12th, 2015 Result: Chelsea Win, 1-0 This game, which Chelsea in no way deserved to win, is the perfect example of why Chelsea will win the EPL this season. There was almost an inevitability to both that game and this season. No matter how...
by Jeff Snyder | Apr 29, 2015
QPR v Chelsea Sunday, April 12th, 2015 Result: Chelsea Win, 1-0 This game, which Chelsea in no way deserved to win, is the perfect example of why Chelsea will win the EPL this season. There was almost an inevitability to both that game and this season. No matter how...
by Mike Ferguson | Apr 29, 2015
The NFL Draft is now a day away and the consensus seems to be that Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston will go first overall to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. There has been plenty of debate as to whether or not Winston will succeed on the next level and last week, an...
by Brad Gagnon | Apr 28, 2015
For all intents and purposes, the NFL’s decision to change its headquarters tax status to taxable after being tax-exempt for 73 years means very little. Via Jared Dubin of CBS Sports, Steve Ginsberg of Reuters noted last month that the change wouldn’t...
by Ian Casselberry | Apr 28, 2015
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and current ESPN NFL analyst Ray Lewis is bowing out of the network’s coverage of the NFL Draft this week because of the current rioting and violence in Baltimore. Ray Lewis, scheduled to be on ESPN’s draft set Thursday,...
by Ian Casselberry | Apr 28, 2015
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and current ESPN NFL analyst Ray Lewis is bowing out of the network’s coverage of the NFL Draft this week because of the current rioting and violence in Baltimore. Ray Lewis, scheduled to be on ESPN’s draft set Thursday,...
by David Rogers | Apr 28, 2015
You may have noticed something a little strange if you follow the New York Rangers on Twitter. As they prepare for a playoff matchup against the Washington Capitals in the second round, the account suddenly stopped using capital letters in their Tweets. From quotes to...
