Even with all of these things going on in the sports world, nothing seems to be more exciting, more unbelievable and just more fun than the story of Jeremy Lin. And yes, I’m saying more exciting, more unbelievable, and more fun than the story of Tim Tebow. Sorry Tebow lovers, but it’s true.
The National Blog is back with Jeremy Lin, the Detroit Red Wings, Peyton Manning, and of course, Tim Tebow. Let’s get Lin to it.
Danny was right, the Bobcats weren’t who we thought they were.
I’m very aware the Super Bowl was last weekend and that you’re done thinking about football for a while. (At least until March when we figure out what Peyton Manning will do with his future.) Still, I want to talk about one more thing before I check out of everything NFL-related: Eli Manning’s legacy.
Roger Goodell announced he may be interested in expanding the NFL to 34 teams. Find out which locations make the most sense in this week’s national blog!
Danny Medlock enlists our three men’s basketball beat writers (Kevin Noonan, Tyler Rosten and Steve Uhlmann) to provide us with their expert analysis on some things he’s been wondering about the Bobcats and the MAC.
It’s here. The Super Bowl. The final game of the NFL season. Nothing else needs to be said. Wes already has the win for the season, with Justin and Pentz fighting out for the “Bieber Bet.” To the standings, and to the picks.
Standings:
Wes: 176-90 (2-0 last week)
Justin: 172-94 (2-0 last week)
Pentz: 172-94 (0-2 last week)
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Seth shares his thoughts on Super Bowl XLVI. Will it be the G-men or the Pats?
Super Bowl weekend is finally here. I don’t know if I’m more excited about this or if I was more excited about the Pro Bowl ending last week. Either way, it should be a good one.
Professional snowboarder Shaun White achieved the unthinkable in a snowboard superpipe competition: perfection. However, many people believed it was undeserved.
It’s time for the Bobcats to start executing for a full 40 minutes.
The Patriots and Giants have to feel pretty good about themselves. They both made it to the big game, and everyone remotely interested in football will be watching. So what about the other 30 teams? Why didn’t those teams reach Super Bowl XLVI?
What makes a rivalry? Why Ohio shouldn’t bother with Miami University any longer.
This (few day late) preview gives you the games to watch, players to keep an eye on and predicted results of the most open African Cup of Nations in history.
Gary Trent had his day, the Bobcats are back in the thick of it and I’m still alive.
Oh how the mighty have fallen. Just as Aaron Rodgers and the 15-1 Green Bay Packers were steam-rolled by the Giants, Justin is now mathematically eliminated from winning the Speakeasy Sports NFL picks column. He’s one step closer to rocking the Justin Bieber look.
