by Kevin Causey | Oct 21, 2014
This is from the October 18th half-time show. Good stuff. h/t Uproxx
by Bart Doan | Oct 21, 2014
On Twitter @TheCoachBart Follow TSS @TheStudentSect There’s a part in the Bible about the wailing and gnashing of teeth. The first thought that comes to your mind usually is, “Someone must have foreseen Pitbull’s music career taking off.”...
by Matt Yoder | Oct 21, 2014
First Take has done it again! One of the worst shows on television, which has routinely gotten in trouble for stepping out of line with baseless and offensive social commentary, has done it again. Skip Bayless recently said something so incendiary that it’s...
by Brad Gagnon | Oct 21, 2014
This was one of those rare NFL weekends in which stupidity wasn’t ubiquitous. But don’t worry, we still dug up a few comically stupid moments for ya’ll… The stupidest throw With a six-point fourth-quarter lead and the ball deep in his own...
by David Rogers | Oct 20, 2014
Martin Havlat suffered a brutal injury when the New Jersey Devils battled the Washington Capitals last week. Jason Chimera drove Havlat into both the official and the boards, resulting in some pretty nasty lacerations on Havlat’s face. Here’s video of the...
by Sean Tomlinson | Oct 20, 2014
Every week bones break and muscles rip around the NFL. We’ll take a look at the most significant injuries, and what happens next. The Buffalo Bills haven’t advanced to the playoffs in 15 years, and they haven’t finished with a winning record in a decade. Their fanbase...
by Phillip Bupp | Oct 20, 2014
Harold Mayne-Nicholls has a plan to combat the heat of Qatar for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. His plan is to stage all of the games at night to avoid the sunlight. This requires having games late into the night in order to fit the current group game schedule. In a report...
by Phillip Bupp | Oct 20, 2014
Harold Mayne-Nicholls has a plan to combat the heat of Qatar for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. His plan is to stage all of the games at night to avoid the sunlight. This requires having games late into the night in order to fit the current group game schedule. In a report...
by Ian Casselberry | Oct 20, 2014
Could the Red Sox attempt to trade Yoenis Cespedes during the offseason? After getting him in exchange for Jon Lester, Boston would seemingly prefer to keep him as a right-handed complement to David Ortiz in the middle of its lineup. Cespedes could also provide good...
by Matt Yoder | Oct 20, 2014
The Texans visit the Steelers tonight for ESPN’s weekly broadcast of Monday Night Football. For the wide majority of the last decade, the game would have automatically been a shoe-in for the most watched show in cable television that week. Since moving to ESPN...
by Matt Yoder | Oct 20, 2014
The Texans visit the Steelers tonight for ESPN’s weekly broadcast of Monday Night Football. For the wide majority of the last decade, the game would have automatically been a shoe-in for the most watched show in cable television that week. Since moving to ESPN...
by Sean Tomlinson | Oct 20, 2014
The smiley face tells us he’s laughing with Raiders fans, not at them. Right? Darnell Dockett made sideline signs to taunt Raiders fans (via @T_UNIT44) http://t.co/mnmAjmZPQ5 pic.twitter.com/F0elr0YBAS — SB Nation (@SBNation) October 19,...
by Ben Koo | Oct 20, 2014
Director – Michael Rapaport Length – 90 minutes with commercial (77 minutes without) Installment – #65 of 30 for 30/ESPN Films series Most Similar To – Bad Boys, The Fab Five Grade/Ranking – Mid to high teens out of 65. Review –...
by Kevin Causey | Oct 20, 2014
One of the best things about college football is the passion fans have for their team, their university, and their players. Of course, being so passionate about something also means that from time to time you get your heart broken. On gameday, Twitter is an amazing...
by Kevin Causey | Oct 20, 2014
One of the best things about college football is the passion fans have for their team, their university, and their players. Of course, being so passionate about something also means that from time to time you get your heart broken. On gameday, Twitter is an amazing...
