Mar 19, 2014

The NCAA tournament began on Tuesday with opening round games where multiple teams fought for lower seeds in the second round. More than often, these teams are served as a “sacrifice” for higher seeded college programs. In the history of NCAA tourney action, no number 16 seed has ever beaten a number 1 seed. There are no expectations of such an occurrence...

Mar 14, 2014

Over the past seven years Darrelle Revis has been known as the best “shutdown” cornerback in the NFL. Last year that title went to Richard Sherman of the Seattle Seahawks. Revis spent last season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers working through an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injury that ended his 2012 season as a New York Jet. Revis began the 2013 season with...

We all know the story of Jonathan Martin. The offensive tackle who was bullied and harassed by his teammates to the point where he walked out on the team. Martin left the Dolphins in late October because of the treatment from his teammates. It took a long time for everything to come out but we eventually learned that Martin was indeed telling the truth. With...

Mar 11, 2014

When Dwight Howard signed with the Houston Rockets last year we were cautious to call them title contenders because of the off year he had with Los Angeles Lakers. As the season began Howard and the Rockets played well but only seemed like middle of the pack, second round exit team in thew Western Conference. Now when I look  at the Houston Rockets I see a...

Mar 11, 2014

Allen Iverson was one of the most prolific scorers in NBA history. He had a career average of 26.7 points per game. The Philadelphia 76ers drafted Iverson to be the savior of their inept NBA franchise. The city of Philadelphia was in desperate need of a player who brought stability to their franchise. NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley was the last superstar who...