This year, the list of well-known and the obscure bowl games has swelled to 35. It’s crazy, I know. The hardest part for me is trying to remember who now sponsors what — it seems as though the sponsors change every year. Obviously, some games are more important than the others, most of which I’ve [...]
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“That’s what your gonna see from Xavier and Cincinnati.” That’s what Tu Holloway had to say about the brawl that erupted at the end of the Xavier Cincinnati game. That’s not all he had to say about it — we’ll talk a bit more about that in a minute. One of my favorite things [...]
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Let me preface this post by saying that I am a huuuuuuuge (said in my best Donald Trump voice) Albert Puljos fan. Even though I’m a Giants fan, I can still appreciate greatness, even that player is not a Giant. So this is not a criticism of him. Today the Los Angeles/California (whatever they’re called [...]
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This Sunday, December 19th, I, along with my wife and kids, will be participating in a short 3k walk at Kiwanis Park in Tempe to benefit Mitochondrial Disease research, and namely, to benefit this amazing little girl pictured here. This is Mylee Grace, and she has Mitochondrial Disease, a disease for which there is no [...]
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This is a big one for me guys. I haven’t had the energy for the last ten years or so to follow baseball during the regular season, so I get kind of excited when it is time for the October Classic: October. Well, it’s here–October–and I’m excited, and I got a chance to make few [...]
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Football season is nigh, and I can smell it. Though it’s consistently been about 108 degrees here for the last month here in Arizona, we are ready–My wife actually commented that she was excited for it to be here. Perhaps, for me, football season is doubly enjoyable now because not only do I get to [...]
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I’ve been wanting to ask this one for a while now–I actually started this post on 03/14/09–and I thought this would be the perfect venue to ask the question: Whatever happened? At the risk of sounding like a crotchety old Andy Rooney, I have a few questions that start with the aforementioned interrogative… Whatever happened to kids [...]
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As a 49er fan I got to see Terrell Owens act up front and personal for 8 seasons. The last few of which were very painful. But as much as I don’t like the man T.O., I must say the player, Terrell Owens, still has some gas in the tank, and could propel the Bills [...]
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Yesterday the Arizona Cardinals signed Kurt Warner to a 2 year $23 million deal, the bulk of which Warner will receive in the first year, and I for one am happy that he was re-signed because I think it is an important step in keeping the team itself together, but this signing brings up a big question: [...]
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Luck of the draw….
This weekend Stanford’s Andrew Luck will play his final college game (except for the annual college all-star games of course). With the end of his college career will come high expectations. Barring some unforeseen circumstance Luck will be the No. 1 pick in the 2012 NFL draft. At this point the Indianapolis Colts are the [...]
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