North and South: Michigan and Virginia Tech Headed in Opposite Directions

Published on: 15th September, 2010

Only two weeks of the college football season has passed, so it's hard to make judgements after two games.  However, there are two teams that currently stand out from the rest of the pack.  No, they are not Alabama or Ohio State. Those guys are playing exactly how we expected them to ...

Brett Favre: The Man Who Cried Wolf

Published on: 4th August, 2010

By now we all know Brett Favre's annual dilemma. We know who he is. We know his career and his legacy. Yesterday, I neglected to write about Brett Favre's retirement because it wasn't worthy. Because it wasn't news. For now, at least. Today's news states that Favre will ...

NFL Predictions for 2010 Season: Can the New York Jets Support the Hype?

Published on: 27th July, 2010

I haven't seen so much hype for such an unproven NFL team in quite some time.  Many times, the reigning Super Bowl Champion and playoff teams from the previous season don't meet expectations the next. And sometimes, teams that had so-so regular seasons but ended their years on a hot streak ...

Aaron Rodgers Has Come a Long Way Since the 2005 NFL Draft

Published on: 17th July, 2010

Do you remember the look on Aaron Rodgers' face? The look of exhaustion, desperation, and frustration?  It's okay if you don't. After all, he's sure come a long way since the 2005 NFL Draft where he sat, at his table, for hours on end until the Green Bay Packers finally selected ...

Texas Proves That Teams Don’t Need to Jump Into Shiny, New Situations

Published on: 14th June, 2010

Amidst all of this college expansion craziness, we have found loyalty. Well, sort of. Texas, Texas A&M, and Oklahoma are staying in the Big 12 despite almost jumping ship for the Pac-10 and SEC, respectively. It's good to know that teams still stick with what is right instead of going with ...