Foul Shots: McDermott: The best in NCAA hoops
Ask a fan or even an analyst who they think the best college basketball player is right now. Chances are, they’ll give you the name of the player in the college ranks that they think is the most ready for the NBA. In the past, the answers to these two separate questions might be the […]
Fish and Chipps: A proper perspective on Johnny Manziel
In 1997, Apple Inc. launched an advertising campaign called “Think Different.” In a last ditch attempt to save the company from bankruptcy, newly reappointed CEO Steve Jobs created the famous campaign to show the world that sometimes the “crazy ones” are also the “game changers.” Earlier this month, Texas A&M University quarterback Johnny Manziel officially […]
Foul Shots: The 2-3 Zone: The People’s Defense
Go to any recreational center in America, and there’s going to be a pickup basketball game going on. One team will probably just look better than the other. They might have players that look sleek and athletic, while the other team could have a couple people with beer bellies and knee braces. The less gifted team is […]
Foul Shots: Bye-Bye, BCS
It just doesn’t make a whole lot of sense for a championship to be decided without a playoff system. The rest of the world may disagree, as soccer leagues such as England’s Premier League and Spain’s La Liga don’t have a playoff system in place. The team in first place in the league at the […]
Driving the Lane: On Auburn
Well, that all worked out very neatly. When Michigan State University knocked off unbeaten Ohio State University in the Big 10 title game, the BCS National Championship game was set. Everyone in the country, except for Lou Holtz, who for some ridiculous reason would still have the No. 3 University of Alabama ranked second, would […]
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