Play "Hit It & Quit It," Bills Week 11
When I got over my slightly exaggerated crying...excuse me, sobbing... session I actually felt overwhelmingly proud of the Bills. So let's hit it!
With a new coach and a new stable of trigger happy, deadly accurate long ball snipers who know their role and fill it splendidly the Suns are back to where they once were.
When I got over my slightly exaggerated crying...excuse me, sobbing... session I actually felt overwhelmingly proud of the Bills. So let's hit it!
It was good to see the Buc's QB-of-the-future on Sunday. Unfortunately, that QB now plays for the Raiders. The Bucs unfortunately, are stuck with Josh Freeman and the future looks far away.
I would always back the guy willing to split 10s at the blackjack table because it is the right thing to do over the guy that stands on 16 simply because that's what everyone else does.
Sports teams fall prey to the commitment principle. Frequently, they fail to understand the idea of sunk costs. Once they have committed, they are reluctant to drop a player.
The more transcendent the father, the more average the son, it seems. Below, we'll compare the college averages of the paterfamilias to the accrued stats of the offspring.
This weekend, the NFL Commissioner announced a major change in football policy: when a player sustains a concussion, he will now be required to seek advice from an "independent" neurologist.
Syracuse put together such an impressive display in the 2K Sports Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, they jumped to 10th in the AP Polls; it was the third highest leap in AP history.
With low lights at the end of the tunnel, it looks an uphill task for Pakistani sportsmen to regain their long lost glory.
The NFL is now entering the home stretch in the race for the playoffs. For Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys, it's time to put up or shut up.
It used to be future fighters fought their way out of the ghetto because the athletic kids really had few other options. Now they do.
Sambora, who spends most of his time rocking the world as lead guitarist for Bon Jovi, has never forgotten the ties that were formed during his days as a basketball player and student in suburban New Jersey.
An intense spirit of competition and obnoxious behavior fueled by alcohol pretty much sums up the Ideal American Sports Fan -- and I'm not saying that as a bad thing.