Boston Strong, The Finish Line Redefined
Imagine that you are a runner competing in the 117th annual Boston Marathon. The cheering crowd is full of energy and exuberance. Your breath is shallow and your body exhausted, […]
Category Archives: Sports vs. Society
Heartbreak and Healing: A Master’s Tribute
One of the biggest reasons that I first fell in love with sports (and why my brother and I started up this site) is the way in which it can […]
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 […]
Winning at the Expense of Integrity
[Original Nike Ad with Tiger Woods quote] Here at The Drive, we often talk about what it takes to win or what someone has overcome to succeed or even the […]
Daily Driver Series – 1/21/2013
“The key is not the will to win. Everybody has that. It is the will to prepare to win that is important.” –Bob Knight It may be the one thing […]
Sports: The Healing Power of the Game and the Restoration of Innocence
First, I want to address the families and friends of those victims affected by the tragedy in Connecticut and say that you will be in my thoughts and prayers throughout […]
