The 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games are sadly over; what’s an Olympic junkie supposed to do?
PODS
I am going through Olympic withdrawal.
It happens after every Olympiad, whether Summer Games or Winter. Non-stop athletic competition for two-and-a-half weeks, mostly of sports that I have little opportunity to watch otherwise. And, as I’ve stated in previous [...]

The hate mail for Tiger Woods continues to flow.
Screw You, Tiger!
Hate Mail From Those Not Ready to Forgive & Forget
Are we really getting ready to let Tiger of the hook? After one scripted press conference, ESPN practically tripped all over itself saying that Tiger has taken the right steps to be restored in the hearts [...]

What could Tiger Woods have done better in the way of spin control?
DIS WEEKLY TIGER TAKE
Welcome to our weekly–until Tiger has the guts to face the music and return to golf–commentary on the plight of the most talked about Tiger in human history. We will explore the legendary (infamous?) golfer’s recent “situation” from various [...]

The United States is off to one of its best starts ever in an Winter Olympic Games. What’s behind the surge? And why is NBC’s coverage of the Olympics so pathetic?
Why Is the US Racking Up So Many Medals at the Vancouver Olympic Games?
I am on Olympic overload. You’d think, considering how [...]

An Olympics junkie’s frustration with Olympics coverage.
Olympics Blackout – Or Should It Be Whiteout?
No, NBC’s coverage of the Olympics has not been blacked out. Unfortunately for those who want any surprises when watching the Peacock’s nightly broadcast, that all but means a personal sports news boycott during the day.
I am a huge Olympics junkie. [...]

The IOC’s blatant sexism is disallowing women from the ski jump is a sad commentary on the ego of the European male.
THE HEIGHT OF OLYMPIC INJUSTICE
I’m not sexist…really.
My rant on the unfair application of Title IX, found here: http://www.deepintosports.com/2009/07/07/title-ix-no-gender-equality-women-sports/ is based on simple fairness.
If any women’s sport or athlete could generate the dollars [...]

Ron Bodine looks at the history of Mixed Martial Arts in the US and what that means for the future in first MMA article on Deep Into Sports.
Mixed Martial Arts: A Changing Landscape?
On November 12, 1993, Semaphore Entertainment Group (SEG) introduced America to Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) in an eight-man tournament called the Ultimate Fighting [...]

Could 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 [...]

Gairzo 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, [...]

Deep 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 [...]