I tossed and turned.I was finding it difficult to get comfortable, as all these thoughts kept running through my head.A quote from William Shakespeare: "It is a tale told by an idiot/full of sound and fury, signifying nothing" is followed by a video clip of Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith shouting vile, nonsenical things... Continue Reading →
Oh, no. Not another new blog
Oh, yes. It's true.I've decided to take a different tack with the writing I am doing about college sports. I have put the label of the Pigskin Pundit to rest for the foreseeable future.It has been interesting over the last five years to have spent time here. I only wish I had committed to it... Continue Reading →
NFL Draft Prospect Michael Sam Comes Out
Image courtesy of http://www.hrc.org/Sometimes when you're laid up sick for a few days, and the weekend is rapidly coming to a close, you don't have time to pay attention to things that might be going on in the world. I was too busy getting caught up on the cleaning I couldn't do on Saturday, trying... Continue Reading →
On Caleb Hannan and his Dr. V. story
A piece went up recently on the ESPN/Bill Simmons site Grantland. Titled "Dr. V's Magical Putter" it was ostensibly a piece about a piece of golf equipment that, while unusual in appearance, seemed to work wonders for those who needed to improve their short game.The writer, a freelancer from Denver named Caleb Hannan, wrote the... Continue Reading →
Grambling Strike: My thoughts
My eyes can't stop looking at the shoulder pads.There are other bad images if you watch the ESPN video story on the Grambling Football Team's strike this past week. The floor tiles in the weight room coming up. The mildew on the walls and the ceiling tiles in the locker room.But I can't stop looking... Continue Reading →
Tea and Encyclopedias
It was a regular routine for me most Friday nights. Usually I got done with watching “T.G.I.F.” on ABC, absorbing the family sitcoms proffered by the network in the late 1980s/early 1990s. Around 10pm or so, as the theme music for “20/20” was firing up, I would go select a book off of one of... Continue Reading →
Maybe Officials Aren’t The Problem
I am still trying to wrap my head around exactly what happened at the end of the Arizona State/Wisconsin game on Saturday night. I made an attempt to do so in my impromptu game recap (since I thought I was done writing before that hot mess ensued) so I don't want to waste time going... Continue Reading →
Jason Collins’s Coming Out is a Step in the Right Direction
Jason Collins came out as gay today. It's not very often that a career NBA journeyman (best season: 2004-05 with the New Jersey Nets, when he averaged 6.4 points and 6.1 rebounds in 80 games played) can make news that causes you to go, "What?"But that's what I did when I heard on the radio... Continue Reading →
The Orioles and MLB Should Tell the NFL to Shut Up
The overinflated ego of the National Football League is rearing its typically ugly head again, asking for nonsense that it has no business asking about.The issue at hand is that the NFL has had its Super Bowl Champion play on Thursday nights to open the season since 2004. It's been less than ten years; it's... Continue Reading →
Rick Reilly Doesn’t Want To Tell Colin Kaepernick What To Do. Except He Kind Of Does
It was called "The Best Story of Super Bowl Week!" by the New York Giants Pat Hanlon.It's been decried by others.Yep. It must be Rick Reilly's music.This week, Reilly wrote about Colin Kaepernick's family. Well, not exactly. Mr. Reilly wrote about Colin Kaepernick and the fact that he doesn't want to meet his birth mother.... Continue Reading →
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