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Has the Sporting World Gone Crazy?

Okay, let’s see if I have this correct. Jarrett Stidham almost went to the Super Bowl, Bill Belichick failed to make the Hall of Fame, and Shedeur Sanders is a Pro Bowler? New England is back in the Super Bowl again, everyone hates Bad Bunny, and Sam Darnold is the MVP favorite? The Winter Olympics […]

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Predicting The NFL Playoffs – The Road to Santa Clara

After Tyler Hoop’s field goal attempt sailed to the right, the NFL playoff matchups were finally ready to go. The Seattle Seahawks (14-3) and Denver Broncos (14-3) secured the number one seeds and a first-round bye. The Eagles (11-6), Chargers (11-6), and Packers (9-7-1) all rested their starters as they positioned themselves for the playoffs. […]

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‘Tis the Season – An NFL Playoff Poem

So, for Christmas, my Wishlist is clear Bo Nix, in the mix, and a beer With Mahomes’ ACL tore The Ravens, Lamar, nevermore The NFL Playoffs are near! No Burrow, Dan Campbell, no Goff Am I sick? Turn my head? Should I cough? For the Orange and the Blue It’s a dream coming true For […]

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Notre Dame, Snoop Dogg, and the College Football Playoffs

After a wild football weekend in which Indiana upset Ohio State, Georgia dominated Alabama, and Duke toppled Virginia, the College Football Playoffs seemed relatively set. The Hoosiers (13-0) were certain to be the number one seed, while Ohio State (12-1), Georgia (12-1), Texas Tech (12-1), Oregon (11-1), Ole Miss (11-1), Texas A&M (11-1), and Oklahoma […]

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The NBA – More Tanking than an Aquarium

In the Western Conference, it may be premature to crown the Oklahoma City Thunder after just three weeks of the NBA season, but at 17-1 and with all-star Jalen Williams still rehabbing from wrist surgery, the Thunder seems to be playing chess while the rest of the league plays checkers. Which is ironic, because it’s […]

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The Recipe for a Rockies Turnaround – Jonah Hill?

The Colorado Rockies hired Paul DePodesta last week as their new Head of Baseball Operations. DePodesta, most recently the Chief Strategy Officer for the Cleveland Browns, was best known for his work with the 2002 Oakland A’s under Billy Beane, where sabermetrics and analytics helped inspire the hit movie “Moneyball” (2011). “Moneyball” is based on […]

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Chauncey Billups – Not Looking for a Kash Game

Former Colorado Buffalo, NBA legend, and current NBA coach, Chauncey Billups, was arrested and charged in connection with a federal gambling probe that involved both illegal sports betting and rigged poker games with organized crime. FBI director, Kash Patel, arrested Billups last Thursday, along with more than 30 others, in a wide-ranging gambling investigation that […]

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College Football and the Not-So-Happy Valley

It’s been a rough stretch for Penn State. First, the team loses a double-overtime thriller to 6th-ranked Oregon. Then, the Nittany Lions lost to a winless UCLA team, despite being favored by 24.5 points. And finally, Penn State’s quarterback gets injured, the team loses to Northwestern, and the university decides to fire its longtime coach, […]

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The Ryder Cup – Bad Behavior Par for the Course

It was rough at Bethpage Black, and I’m not talking about the tall grass off the fairways. Team USA came out so slowly on day one that they should have played from the Bethpage Whites. And in a tournament in which there was more chirping than chipping, more cheap shots than wedge shots, and more […]

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You Can Kiss My Ash….ton Jeanty

As a Denver Broncos fan, it is hard to imagine anything more painful than losing a game on a leverage penalty. Leading 28-26, the game appeared over as Indianapolis kicker, Spencer Shrader’s last second, 60-yard field goal attempt was both short and right. That’s when the whistle blew. Apparently, Denver lineman Dondrea Tillman, was flagged […]

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