It Just Takes One
March 28th, 1992. Philadelphia Spectrum, NCAA East Regional Finals. Duke vs. Kentucky. There was no way. No fathomable way a semi-sane person, even someone who knew nothing about the game […]
Monthly Archives: March 2013
March Madness 2013: First Weekend, Part II
I’m not sure what got a bigger workout this past weekend: the “recall” button on my remote control or the refresh button on my Twitter account. It was a brilliant […]
March Madness 2013: First Weekend, Part I
Wow, what a crazy 1st weekend to NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Every year I fear it won’t live up to the energy and excitement of the previous tournaments and every […]
Bro v. Bro: “Predictions, Part II”
Predictions. In part I, our writers goes head-to-head on what predictions really mean, whether they actually impact the game and if they are actually necessary (or valuable) in the first place. […]
Bro v. Bro: “Predictions, Part I”
Predictions. We all make them (even the President), claim they are “educated” and “informed” by stats, swear they will never be wrong and always stand in disbelief when they don’t […]
Positive Peer Pressure
I won’t acknowledge who gave this quote and I definitely won’t state whether I agree with the context in which it was said. In fact, I’m just going to paraphrase […]
Mariano Rivera: A Hero to Close
Quick, think of your childhood hero. Could be a superhero, a sports hero, a famous actor/entertainer, etc. Think about the qualities that first attracted you to them as heroes. They […]
Dream For Yourself
After a long day of working in the sports industry and then coming home to watch sports and read about sports, I like to take a little time before bed […]
Beat the Best to be the Best
“People wanted to see us play against one another. … If you like competition you want to play against the best, and that’s what we wanted to do.” –Larry Bird […]
Intangibles in a Tangible World
“Champions aren’t made in gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them – a desire, a dream, a vision.” You really shouldn’t blame yourself for thinking the […]
