by Ian Casselberry | Apr 9, 2015
If you’re interested in picking up MMA fighter Ronda Rousey’s memoir, you won’t be able to browse through the book or buy it at your local Walmart. Rousey’s book, titled My Fight/Your Fight, will be available on May 12 just about anywhere books...
by Ian Casselberry | Apr 9, 2015
If you’re interested in picking up MMA fighter Ronda Rousey’s memoir, you won’t be able to browse through the book or buy it at your local Walmart. Rousey’s book, titled My Fight/Your Fight, will be available on May 12 just about anywhere books...
by Brad Gagnon | Apr 9, 2015
I realize that by writing about the fact we’ve been writing about it, I’m only adding fuel to a fire I feel shouldn’t exist in the first place, but I’m a writer and writers write so let me say my piece and move on. It’s discouraging that...
by Ken Fang | Apr 9, 2015
League-owned networks have become the rage whether in professional or college sports. They can prove to be very lucrative ventures and be a continuous revenue stream. For the Big Ten and SEC, their channels have proven to be cash cows. Media giants ESPN and Fox have...
by Ken Fang | Apr 9, 2015
League-owned networks have become the rage whether in professional or college sports. They can prove to be very lucrative ventures and be a continuous revenue stream. For the Big Ten and SEC, their channels have proven to be cash cows. Media giants ESPN and Fox have...
by Brad Gagnon | Apr 9, 2015
Two years into his NFL coaching career, Chip Kelly has traded away stars LeSean McCoy, Nick Foles and DeSean Jackson, while letting go of stars Michael Vick, Jeremy Maclin and Trent Cole. That already had some wondering if Kelly had little respect for the so-called...
by Brad Gagnon | Apr 9, 2015
Two years into his NFL coaching career, Chip Kelly has traded away stars LeSean McCoy, Nick Foles and DeSean Jackson, while letting go of stars Michael Vick, Jeremy Maclin and Trent Cole. That already had some wondering if Kelly had little respect for the so-called...
by Joseph Nardone | Apr 9, 2015
Sadly, the NCAA Tournament is over. Gone. Gone Baby Gone like that girl Morgan Freeman scooped up in that movie. That does not mean there’s no time left to discuss the fallout of the Big Dance. Not just who won it all, either. Rather, multiple aspects and angles...
by Allen Kenney | Apr 9, 2015
In a move sure to be dubbed as Prop Ronald Reagan, conferences are preparing to “deregulate” their championship games, according to a report from Dennis Dodd of CBSSports.com. The news naturally raises the question of whether a title game is coming for the Big 12. The...
by Brad Gagnon | Apr 9, 2015
Let’s suppose that Jameis Winston goes first overall to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which is considered to be a lock, leaving the Tennessee Titans with an opportunity to draft Heisman Trophy-winning former Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota with the second overall...
by Matt Birch | Apr 9, 2015
Prince Fielder had no problem doing squats with teammate Rougned Odor on his shoulders. But for some reason, he just could not catch a popup—which should have been a routine play for any first baseman—during Wednesday night’s game against the Athletics. Fielder...
by David Rogers | Apr 8, 2015
The Toronto Maple Leafs completed the 41-game road portion of their 2014-15 schedule with a 5-0 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets. The loss, a blowout in which the Leafs weren’t even a little competitive, perfectly summarized how the team played away from home...
by Tim Starks | Apr 8, 2015
We are sandwiched between weekends of two true divisional champions: light heavyweight king Adonis Stevenson last weekend, junior welterweight champ Danny Garcia next. It’s the kind of thing to make one take note of the caliber of the class of the current...
by Ken Fang | Apr 8, 2015
Whether it was the harsh winter or people were ready to see a sign of spring, Major League Baseball had a record number of streams on Opening Day. According to MLB, there were 60 million live and on-demand streams accessed through MLB.com, the MLB At Bat app, MLB.TV...
by David Rogers | Apr 8, 2015
What’s Teemu Selanne up to while teams around the NHL finalize their playoff matchups? He served as a caddie during the Par 3 Contest at the Masters, of course! Specifically, Selanne caddied for Finnish golfer Mikko Ilonen. Teemu is on the course....
