The Vancouver Canucks selected five players in the 2012 draft, and as they now turn their attention to this summer’s draft, they may finally want to look at some of the close-to-home talent available in the WHL. This year’s draft is incredibly deep, and features a lot of talent from the Western Hockey League, which [...]
For the past few years Clayton Kershaw has definitely been one of the best pitchers in Major League Baseball. Kershaw has been the golden goose for the Los Angeles Dodgers to be certain. In an outing against the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday Kershaw finally showed that rare human quality that we all know is [...]
The Philadelphia 76ers and new General Manager Sam Hinkie are going to be making major changes to the team this off-season in hopes of making them more into a playoff team than a team in the lottery of the NBA Draft, like they currently are. That’s going to take some savvy moves in free agency [...]
2013 will mark the final season for the Tulane Green Wave as a member of Conference-USA before they depart off to the American Athletic Conference. With the chance to play in a bigger conference on the horizon, plus moving into their brand new on-campus stadium, second-year head coach Curtis Johnson is looking to improve on [...]
John Beilein has made himself an immensely successful career based off of his three-point heavy offensive sets. His teams have always passed and moved around the perimeter, stretching the defense and opening up three-point opportunities for the many shooters on the court. This has been so successful for Beilein, as he has been able [...]
Here are some lyrics by Biggie Smalls: “And She Loves To Show Me Off Of Course, Smile Every Time My Face Is Up In The Source.” We all know Hip Hop started in New York. New York Jets defensive tackle Damon Harrison must not know he plays in New York. Harrison recently listed his top five Hip Hop MCs via [...]
The major private school in Oklahoma – Tulsa — and the two major state universities — Oklahoma and Oklahoma State — are usually not fond of one another, especially when it comes to college sports, but after this week’s tragedy in Oklahoma City, these universities have put their on-field rivalries aside, and have come together to raise [...]
When it comes to Fantasy Football, there may not be a more annoying aspect than a team’s foggy running back situation. What exactly do I mean by this? Well, not every roster is fortunate of having an Adrian Peterson. In fact, many don’t even have clear-cut starting running backs, which creates headaches for fantasy owners. [...]
For the last three months or so, Robbie Rogers had a busy and somewhat chaotic life. He came out via his personal blog, retired from soccer, and had not returned to the sport he loves. Tonight was the night many sports fans and gay rights activists had been waiting for. The first openly gay male [...]
The Philadelphia Eagles offensive line was arguably their biggest Achilles heel last season between injuries, inconsistent play and a lack of depth. Michael Vick takes part of the blame for last season due to inconsistent play but the fact is he was running for his life much of the time due to a completely porous offensive line. [...]
The San Diego Chargers signed former Pittsburgh Steelers left tackle Max Starks to a one year deal yesterday, and he should solve San Diego’s issues at LT for the 2013 season. San Diego’s offensive line allowed 49 sacks last season, which ranked fourth in the NFL, so protecting the blind side for Chargers quarterback Philip [...]
The Philadelphia Eagles really had to think on the fly when it came to their fourth overall selection in the first round of April’s 2013 NFL Draft, after their two most anticipated targets, OTs Eric Fisher and Luke Joeckel, were snatched up by with Kansas City Chiefs and the Jacksonville Jaguars, respectively, with the first [...]
The San Diego Chargers allowed 49 sacks last season which ranked fourth in the NFL, so they have to do a better job of protecting Philip Rivers in 2013 if the team is going to succeed. San Diego’s front office wanted a left tackle, but they did not trade up in the draft and missed out on Luke Joeckel or Lane Johnson who were selected [...]
The Philadelphia Eagles offense was decimated by a multifaceted assault last season. Of course injuries besieged the offense, beginning along the offensive line before the 2012 season began. Jason Peters twice ruptured his ACL in the offseason and eventually Evan Mathis stood as the lone lineman not to suffer a season-ending knee injury. Later, LeSean McCoy, Jeremy Maclin, DeSean Jackson and Brent [...]
After finishing with a disappointing 4-12 record last season, the Philadelphia Eagles hope to bounce back next year and if the 2013 NFL Draft is any indication of what to expect–there’s no reason why they shouldn’t be contenders in the NFC East. The Eagles came up big with numerous key players, but the argument can [...]
After the world watched QB Geno Smith, the consensus number-one rated quarterback heading into the 2013 NFL Draft, go undrafted in Thursday’s first round, it seemed all-too likely that the Philadelphia Eagles would snatch up the West Virginia University product at last with their second-round, 35th-overall selection. But as we anxiously waited to see Smith [...]
The San Diego Chargers chose former Alabama Crimson Tide right tackle D.J. Fluker with the 11th pick in round one of tonight’s NFL Draft. Fluker started all 27 games for Alabama over the last two seasons and was switched from left to right tackle during his time in college. Fluker graded at 98.6 percent on blocking [...]
When the Kansas City Chiefs made Eric Fisher the number one overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, it completed a long process of Fisher proving people wrong who never gave him a chance. Of all the rankings, all the ratings, and all the lists Fisher has been on throughout his career, he was never [...]
