by Jeff Garcia | Mar 31, 2014
If it was anyone, and I mean anyone else, this might come to a shock to the masses but considering it is former NBA player Dennis Rodman, well maybe it’s not that surprising. During a recent game in Argentina for the Legends of Basketball Tour 2014, Rodman...
by Shane Clemons | Mar 31, 2014
Now that the Mark Sanchez era is done and gone in New York, the Jets can actually move forward with finding their next franchise quarterback. The tandem of Michael Vick and Geno Smith will get them by in the immediate future, but it’s unclear if Smith can...
by Kevin McGuire | Mar 31, 2014
Coke or Pepsi? Apple or Android? In ‘n Out or Five Guys? Democrat or Republican? It seems as though everything must have a label and everybody must fall under one category. This theory extends to the world of college sports as well. Pay the players or not?...
by Brad Gagnon | Mar 31, 2014
I laugh nowadays when I see quarterbacks and position coaches analyzing plays on the sideline by staring at frozen print-outs from a nearby computer than I can only assume looks like this: It’s 2014, man. Paper playbooks have become a thing of the past, moving...
by Brad Gagnon | Mar 31, 2014
I laugh nowadays when I see quarterbacks and position coaches analyzing plays on the sideline by staring at frozen print-outs from a nearby computer than I can only assume looks like this: It’s 2014, man. Paper playbooks have become a thing of the past, moving...
by Matt Zemek | Mar 31, 2014
If the first weekend of every NCAA tournament creates dozens of stories — some of them super-sized, some of them bite-sized — the second weekend creates the bigger headlines. In the second weekend of each NCAA tournament, the heavyweights and brand-name...
by Ian Casselberry | Mar 31, 2014
With the end of March also comes the end of CBS’ How I Met Your Mother. After nine seasons, the series is wrapping up, finally giving us the ending that the show and its title promised when it debuted in 2005. I plan on watching the series finale, yet I...
by Ian Casselberry | Mar 31, 2014
With the end of March also comes the end of CBS’ How I Met Your Mother. After nine seasons, the series is wrapping up, finally giving us the ending that the show and its title promised when it debuted in 2005. I plan on watching the series finale, yet I...
by Ken Fang | Mar 31, 2014
Networks have been placing highlight restrictions on their events for years. By paying billions of dollars to exclusively televise an event, networks have imposed restrictions on their competition from airing their footage until a certain time. The prime example is...
by Ken Fang | Mar 31, 2014
Networks have been placing highlight restrictions on their events for years. By paying billions of dollars to exclusively televise an event, networks have imposed restrictions on their competition from airing their footage until a certain time. The prime example is...
by Matt Zemek | Mar 31, 2014
No more conventional arenas. No more cuddly 11 seeds… well, at least not this time. No more narratives about how Kentucky’s one-and-dones had failed. It’s time to set up the Final Four in short-term and long-term historical contexts. These are the 10...
by Matt Zemek | Mar 31, 2014
No more conventional arenas. No more cuddly 11 seeds… well, at least not this time. No more narratives about how Kentucky’s one-and-dones had failed. It’s time to set up the Final Four in short-term and long-term historical contexts. These are the 10...
by Joe Lucia | Mar 29, 2014
The story of Toronto Blue Jays pitcher R.A Dickey is heading to the big screen. A movie adaptation of Dickey’s autobiography Wherever I Wind Up is in the works, and the script will be written by Buzz Bissinger. Set to star in the film are Ben McKenzie and Logan...
by Ian Casselberry | Mar 29, 2014
Los Angeles experienced a 5.1 earthquake during the sixth inning of Friday night’s Dodgers-Angels game. While the ballpark was shaken, Vin Scully was not. As you might expect, the veteran Dodgers announcer kept his cool, explaining to viewers as the center field...
by Ian Casselberry | Mar 29, 2014
Los Angeles experienced a 5.1 earthquake during the sixth inning of Friday night’s Dodgers-Angels game. While the ballpark was shaken, Vin Scully was not. As you might expect, the veteran Dodgers announcer kept his cool, explaining to viewers as the center field...
