by Kevin Causey | Feb 26, 2015
News broke earlier today that a US District Judge has overturned the suspension of Adrian Peterson. Peterson has been suspended since November 18th (after being inactive since week one) due to an “incident of abusive discipline” toward his son. Judge Doty...
by Ian Casselberry | Feb 26, 2015
With roles in the upcoming Furious 7, San Andreas, Journey to the Center of the Earth sequels and Shazam!, Dwayne Johnson is presumably too busy with making movies to do some work in TV. But the action hero apparently made time in his schedule for an upcoming project....
by Ian Casselberry | Feb 26, 2015
With roles in the upcoming Furious 7, San Andreas, Journey to the Center of the Earth sequels and Shazam!, Dwayne Johnson is presumably too busy with making movies to do some work in TV. But the action hero apparently made time in his schedule for an upcoming project....
by Steve Fetch | Feb 26, 2015
While March and April are undoubtedly for the NCAA tournament, February has, at least in recent years, turned into the month for three things: bubble talk, 1-seed talk, and player of the year talk. This year, Wisconsin senior Frank Kaminsky and Duke freshman Jahlil...
by Steve Fetch | Feb 26, 2015
While March and April are undoubtedly for the NCAA tournament, February has, at least in recent years, turned into the month for three things: bubble talk, 1-seed talk, and player of the year talk. This year, Wisconsin senior Frank Kaminsky and Duke freshman Jahlil...
by Matt Verderame | Feb 26, 2015
The NFL has its magnificent stadiums. It also has some brutal buildings. Unfortunately for those teams stuck in the latter category, it can hurt their ability to bring in quality players through free agency and fans through the gates. Here are the 10 worst, going from...
by Matt Verderame | Feb 25, 2015
In the NFL, stadiums are critical to a franchise’s viability. Don’t believe it? Go ask the San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders and St. Louis Rams, who are all pining to move to Los Angeles because of crappy stadium situations. Then there are other teams...
by Kevin Causey | Feb 25, 2015
It’s fascinating to contemplate how much of a difference two years can make. 2013 was the year of the quarterback in the SEC. The conference was oozing with talent with names like Johnny Manziel, Aaron Murray, Zach Mettenberger, A.J. McCarron and Connor Shaw....
by Andrew Bucholtz | Feb 25, 2015
Ed Note: It’s late February. A bitter cold is sweeping through much of the lower 48. So what better time to honor the top Canadian imports in American sports media with this polar vortex of a listicle! It might surprise you to know just how big of an...
by Andrew Bucholtz | Feb 25, 2015
Ed Note: It’s late February. A bitter cold is sweeping through much of the lower 48. So what better time to honor the top Canadian imports in American sports media with this polar vortex of a listicle! It might surprise you to know just how big of an...
by Ben Koo | Feb 25, 2015
While the unblemished record and pound-for-pound king of the ring moniker belong to the loquacious and flamboyant Floyd Mayweather, Jr. (47-0, 26 KOs), the initial wave of betting action for the undisputed champion’s May 2 bout with Manny Pacquiao (57-5-2, 38 KOs) has...
by Sean Tomlinson | Feb 25, 2015
A short time ago considering a future with Adrian Peterson wearing anything but a Minnesota Vikings uniform seemed blasphemous. Now the end is near, and it’ll come amid heated words and hurt feelings. An already deteriorating relationship hit a new low during the...
by Dave Tobener | Feb 25, 2015
Sometimes having a chip on your shoulder is the best thing for a ballplayer. Having something to prove, or the desire to prove someone wrong, can sometimes be enough to push a guy into having a career year. There are plenty of players who fit that criteria this year,...
by Dave Tobener | Feb 25, 2015
Sometimes having a chip on your shoulder is the best thing for a ballplayer. Having something to prove, or the desire to prove someone wrong, can sometimes be enough to push a guy into having a career year. There are plenty of players who fit that criteria this year,...
by Matt Yoder | Feb 25, 2015
Given how cold it’s been in much of the country, maybe it’s true that hell has indeed frozen over since Keith Olbermann returned to ESPN in August of 2013. Olbermann gracing Bristol airwaves yet again (albeit from New York) is the most improbable prodigal...
