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In one of the most uneventful first halves in Super Bowl history, the NFL again failed to reward the fans. The three combined points were the second fewest at halftime in a super bowl behind the 2-0 Steelers lead in Super Bowl IX (9). Both offenses failed to get anything going, and while the Rams […]
The Not So Super Bowl LIII: Super Bowl Fail Read More »
Tom Brady and the New England Patriots will face off against Jared Goff and the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII. A fun fact about these quarterbacks is that they are both from the Bay area in the state of California. No matter the outcome of the game, history is going to be made.
New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams Share Similar Super Bowl LIII Key to Victory Read More »
The Los Angeles Rams will host the New England Patriots in Atlanta for Super Bowl LIII, Feb 3. The NFC and AFC champions will play for the title with so many people wondering if one team should even be there. Let’s forget the memory of the blown call for a few moments as I discuss
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We thought the first domino to fall was going to be Anthony Davis. However, in a shocking turn of events, the New York Knicks did the unthinkable and traded Forward Kristaps Porzingis to the Dallas Mavericks. It is a monster deal that includes seven players and a future draft pick. This looks to be the start of
Grading the Dallas Mavericks, New York Knicks Trade Read More »
This week huge news broke as New Orleans Pelicans big man Anthony Davis has requested a trade. It seemed like a foregone conclusion that Davis would eventually ask to leave New Orleans. However, the timing off it comes with the NBA trade deadline around the corner. The trade deadline is February 7th and it seems
Three Realistic Trade Ideas for Anthony Davis Read More »
The 2019 Pro Bowl was another example of the NFL’s growing list of problems. The lack of effort was obvious, and it felt like a waste of time for the players, coaches, and especially fans. Orlando has hosted the game the past few years after a long tradition in Hawaii, and the weather has been
The Pro Bowl, Not So “Pro” Anymore Read More »
Ole Miss had one of, if not the best wide receiver group in the country this past season. With D.K. Metcalf and DaMarkus Lodge working outside, and A.J. Brown in the slot, the passing game was lethal. NFL bound Dawson Knox played tight end also, acting as another threat through the air. While Metcalf got
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Money on the Meta: The Latest, Greatest News on Super Bowl LIII Prop Bets Most are amusing. Some are just downright bizarre. A few leave you scratching your head, wondering “what kind of weirdo comes up with this stuff?” Of course, we’re talking about prop bets—those creative wagers made on obscure aspects and side events
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Many Minnesota Vikings fans have had a growing dislike for Kirk Cousins since what feels like the halfway point of the 2018 season. Why? The answer isn’t totally clear. If anything, Vikings fans should be blaming the injury-ridden offensive line. They could also blame the offensive play calling by former offensive coordinator John DeFilippo. DeFilippo
Kirk Cousins: Why Minnesota Vikings Fans Need To Give Him Another Chance Read More »
Reloading – a term once predominantly utilized by hunters and soldiers- is now commonplace when discussing college football teams like Alabama, Oklahoma, Clemson, or Notre Dame. For Michigan, reloading or reconstituting their team is essential; should Jim Harbaugh and company have any chance of reestablishing themselves as the leader of the Big Ten conference, something
Top Michigan Football Departures and Their Replacements Read More »
