by Matt Yoder | Sep 7, 2014
Well, I guess this is one way of describing how the Ravens offense played for much of their opening game against the Bengals, but Tony Dungy probably should make sure his spellcheck is working… Who knew social media misspellings could be such a...
by Sean Tomlinson | Sep 7, 2014
If you’re not eating a box of Frosted Flakes at a football game while wearing a T-shirt with a cereal graphic, you’re doing it wrong. You’re doing life wrong. @TheSportsHernia Video of the Cereal Muncher in Tampa: https://t.co/HHov55TGrx — S.E....
by Matt Zemek | Sep 7, 2014
The U.S. Open’s trophy presentation ceremonies are usually the tackiest in tennis, even worse than the Australian Open’s prolonged affairs. The U.S. Open ceremony becomes something of a game show, with the CBS emcee rattling off the prizes and money totals...
by Laura Astorian | Sep 7, 2014
There are lots of complaints going around from gamers regarding NHL 15’s bare-bones next-gen release, but Flyers fans have an extra one to worry about. From redditor Equadora: Here’s the shirt magnified: Well, that’s unfortunate. I’m sure that...
by Laura Astorian | Sep 7, 2014
There are lots of complaints going around from gamers regarding NHL 15’s bare-bones next-gen release, but Flyers fans have an extra one to worry about. From redditor Equadora: Here’s the shirt magnified: Well, that’s unfortunate. I’m sure that...
by Bart Doan | Sep 7, 2014
On Twitter @TheCoachBart This past Saturday for the B1G was like a 12-hour Nickelback concert. (Feel free to projectile vomit at the thought. It was that bad.) It’s hard to really recall a more disasterous individual weekend for any conference, especially this...
by Bart Doan | Sep 7, 2014
On Twitter @TheCoachBart This past Saturday for the B1G was like a 12-hour Nickelback concert. (Feel free to projectile vomit at the thought. It was that bad.) It’s hard to really recall a more disasterous individual weekend for any conference, especially this...
by Bart Doan | Sep 6, 2014
On Twitter @TheCoachBart There’s a point in Seinfeld when it all goes wrong for Elaine Benes. First, she loses the first meaningful relationship she’s had in a few seasons over something trivial. Then, she ends up losing her job. And her apartment. (The...
by Matt Zemek | Sep 6, 2014
The season is two weeks old. Any contender for a College Football Playoff spot will have to remain on top of its game — and its ambush-avoidance skills — for 11 more games (10 for the Big 12 teams that won’t have to play a league championship game)....
by Matt Zemek | Sep 6, 2014
One has to wonder what was going through Roger Federer’s mind when Kei Nishikori completed his improbable upset of top-ranked Novak Djokovic on a blistering hot Saturday afternoon at the US Open. Roger’s biggest obstacle to an impossible 18th major title seemed to...
by Terry P. Johnson | Sep 6, 2014
Is USC a contender to win the Pac-12 championship? If Saturday’s contest against Stanford is any indication, the answer is a resounding yes. Make no mistake about it: the Trojans were far from perfect in this game. The offense struggled for most of the first half,...
by Matt Zemek | Sep 6, 2014
We kept waiting. We, the global community of tennis reporters, bloggers and fans alike, kept waiting for the moment when Novak Djokovic — tired, listless, dragging, generally lacking answers — would do what he’s done dozens upon dozens of times in...
by Ken Fang | Sep 6, 2014
Fox Sports Live’s Charissa Thompson posted the above picture cutting her hair with her 12 year old niece. Now why is she cutting her hair in the same way as her niece? In her own words from her Instagram account, Thompson explained: “My niece (now 12) and...
by Ken Fang | Sep 6, 2014
Fox Sports Live’s Charissa Thompson posted the above picture cutting her hair with her 12 year old niece. Now why is she cutting her hair in the same way as her niece? In her own words from her Instagram account, Thompson explained: “My niece (now 12) and...
by Matt Zemek | Sep 5, 2014
One match didn’t even last two whole sets. The other match felt over well before two whole sets had been completed, and although it tightened up, it ended without an abundance of suspense. Yet, the U.S. Open women’s semifinals on Friday afternoon at the...
