by Andrew Coppens | Mar 16, 2015
Well, that didn’t last long…the NFL career of Chris Borland that is. After one of the most promising rookie season’s of any defensive player in the league, Borland has announced his retirement from the NFL according to a report by ESPN’s...
by Matt Zemek | Mar 16, 2015
The NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee released its 1-68 seed list on Sunday. The Student Section is going to release three 1-68 seed lists based on categories that might not necessarily capture the imagination… but should certainly get your...
by David Rogers | Mar 16, 2015
It’s pretty common knowledge that you can’t hit an NHL goaltender. Accidental collisions happen, but it’s pretty rare to see a player check a goaltender against the boards. Remarkably, that’s exactly what Brandon Prust did to Ben Bishop when...
by Joe Lucia | Mar 16, 2015
Tiger Woods has been EA’s golf cover athlete for more than 15 years, going all the way back to Tiger Woods PGA Tour 99 on the original Playstation and PC. But in November of 2013, EA announced that after the 2014 edition of the game (released earlier in 2013),...
by Andrew Bucholtz | Mar 16, 2015
If you were writing a Sports Media Trade Value column, where would you rank “Bill Simmons’ Expiring Contract”? Unlike many of the players The Sports Guy has typically applied that moniker to, Simmons himself seems to have plenty of value thanks to...
by Andrew Bucholtz | Mar 16, 2015
If you were writing a Sports Media Trade Value column, where would you rank “Bill Simmons’ Expiring Contract”? Unlike many of the players The Sports Guy has typically applied that moniker to, Simmons himself seems to have plenty of value thanks to...
by Joe Lucia | Mar 16, 2015
In case you haven’t heard, New York Mets starter Zack Wheeler has a torn UCL in his elbow, and season-ending Tommy John surgery seems likely. The injury obviously sucks and is awful, but it isn’t on the level of other crushing injuries suffered this year,...
by Matt Zemek | Mar 16, 2015
The court pictured above is one of the NCAA’s standardized “Stepford Courts,” with the familiar logo in the middle, the black bordering, and the clear lanes. (Stepford Courts must die, but of course, that’s why they exist. We wouldn’t...
by Jeff Snyder | Mar 16, 2015
Zlatan Ibrahimovic looks to be in trouble again. He is player who has always worn his heart on his sleeve. Whether it was last week when he referred to the Chelsea players as “babies” or any number of crazy quotes, the player known simply as Zlatan says...
by Jeremy Klumpp | Mar 16, 2015
On the surface, the March 7 episode of Saturday Night Live was fairly uneventful. The highlight for many was most likely any time hunky host Chris Hemsworth made an appearance on-screen, but this episode also marked the first official appearance of Kate McKinnon as...
by Matt Zemek | Mar 15, 2015
The NCAA tournament brackets have been released. Have a look. It’s time to assess The Road To The Final Four in various ways. One way is to evaluate which teams received favorable or harsh bracket paths. Keep this in mind: The following list is not limited to...
by Matt Birch | Mar 15, 2015
It wouldn’t be March Madness without an epic rant from Dick Vitale. The ESPN analyst weighs in on where he thinks the NCAA selection committee went wrong each year. The topic of discussion regarding the 2015 NCAA tournament was (27-5) Murray State. Vitale went...
by Matt Zemek | Mar 15, 2015
We’re going to have plenty of time to discuss the 2015 NCAA Tournament. Which teams are going to make the Final Four? Which teams will be the trendy round-of-64 upset picks? What’s going to be the best round-of-32 matchup on Saturday or Sunday? Don’t...
by David Rogers | Mar 15, 2015
Almost every major NHL analyst has offered their opinion on the Nazem Kadri situation. Most have said that the ordeal is a classic case of a young player needing to mature, but others have ventured to say the pressure/attention is unwarranted and that Kadri would be...
by Tim Starks | Mar 14, 2015
MONTREAL — Sergey Kovalev, the Russian they call “Krusher” who has rolled through everyone he’s faced since arriving on the world stage, finally got a test Saturday night, from a courageous Jean Pascal, who made a bold stand to defend his home...
