NCAA Football
Jim Tressel Outlook Columbus – NCAA College Football
Monday, March 8, 2010 15:54 No CommentsOhio State’s Jim Tressel shows another side in his answers to an Outlook Columbus interview.
Rethinking Jim Tressel
I may have to rethink my opinion of Jim Tressel. I’ve never been shy in my criticism of the Ohio State Buckeyes. Year in, year out, I believe they are the most overrated team in NCAA college [...]
Baseball, Football, Basketball, Boxing: All Disappointments
Friday, January 15, 2010 18:23 No CommentsCould Winter 2009-2010 be one of the most disappointing sports seasons ever?
Sports Disappointments, On and Off the Field
Sports, by their very nature, are filled with disappointment. To quote Highlander, “There can be only one.” In any given sport, in any given event, a single, solitary champion (okay, college football occasionally accepted, more on [...]
New Years Resolutions – Football, Boxing, Golf
Sunday, January 3, 2010 21:54 No CommentsGairzo shares his e-mails from A-list sports celebs offering their new years resolutions.
NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS IN SPORTS
About mid-November I sent e-mails out to twenty-five or so of my favorite “sports-lebrities”… You wouldn’t believe some of the responses I received. Those rude souls who didn’t bother to answer my e-mail probably won’t mind if I, [...]
Top Ten Sports Moments of 2000 – 2009
Tuesday, December 29, 2009 8:37 11 CommentsDeep Into Sports editor Nate Barlow details ten of his favorite sports moments from the last ten years.
Top Ten Sports Moments of the First Ten Years of 20xx
Since the first ten years of the two-oughts are drawing to completion, I figured I’d come up with a top-ten list of my favorite sports moments of the [...]
TCU’s Gary Patterson AP Coach of the Year – NCAA College Football
Wednesday, December 23, 2009 13:05 No CommentsBreaking down why TCU’s Gary Patterson deserves his AP Coach of the Year Award… and why his most distinguishing move occurred off the field.
Well-Deserved Recognition
Another BCS-busting first for the Horned Frogs of TCU–Gary Patterson has been named the first non-BCS conference Coach of the Year by the Associated Press.
The irony of that being [...]
2009 NCAA College Football Bowl Picks
Friday, December 18, 2009 18:38 No CommentsBowl season is upon us, kicking off Saturday, December 19, with two games, the New Mexico Bowl and St. Petersburg Bowl.
That being the case, here are my picks for this year’s match-ups–take them with a grain of salt, or perhaps a couple margaritas.
NON-BCS BOWL GAMES
NEW MEXICO BOWL
Fresno State vs. Wyoming – Dec. 19
Pick: [...]
Bowl Challenges Set
Tuesday, December 8, 2009 22:26 No CommentsSo the NCAA college football regular season is finally over. Before I’m called out on the veracity of that statement, yes, there is one game remaining, Army-Navy. Often an afterthought, the traditional service academy rivalry game does indeed have bearing on this year’s post-season; if Army wins, the Black Knights will have the [...]
Mid-Week Sports Ticker
Thursday, December 3, 2009 14:31 1 CommentNOVEMBER GOLDEN TAMPON AWARD
The nominees:
Josh McDaniels or Roger Goodell, after McDaniels apologized for–or was forced to apologize for–an “MF” bomb dropped on the Broncos sideline during a nationally televised game. However, the young coach’s apology sounded so sincere and well spoken, we might for a moment believe it came from his heart and not [...]
UCLA vs. USC
Tuesday, December 1, 2009 18:20 2 CommentsAh, the weekend in college football. The six undefeateds remained just that, although two (Texas and Alabama) actually faced challenges! Colt McCoy played his heart out to life the Longhorns, perhaps locking up the Heisman trophy in the process; the Tide, however, narrowly squeaked by, benefiting from poor clock management on the part [...]
A Meaningful Game
Monday, November 23, 2009 22:51 2 CommentsWith the top teams rolling–Florida, Alabama, Texas, TCU and Boise State all crushed their opponents, while Cincinnati had a bye–only one game on this past weekend’s schedule delivered much intrigue.
The Connecticut Huskies defeated Notre Dame 33-20 in double overtime at South Bend.
Before we go into any of the greater meanings or implications of this game, [...]










