Coach Suspended for Bowl Game

On the heels of the firing of Kansas football coach Mark Mangino (written about earlier in a previous blog), Texas Tech has just suspended head coach Mike Leach from coaching in the Valero Alamo Bowl for allegedly going “Dursley” on redshirt sophomore receiver Adam James, son of ESPN analyst Craig James, confining him twice to [...]

Saving Bonds

Ruth. Gehrig, DiMaggio, Mantle, Aaron. They will live forever as legends of baseball. America’s obsession with sport, history and the boys of summer will always keep them at the forefront of our collective consciousness. We remember how great they were and reminisce about how great it was “back then”.
Another baseball legend retired this week, [...]

Tiger Woods and the Consequences of Free Will

Tiger Woods is not the first professional athlete to cheat on his spouse, though he may be the most famous. Golf’s billion-dollar man has a Q factor that is in rarified air. Only a few human beings in the history of the world can relate to Tiger’s life – Muhammed Ali, Michael Jordan… I go [...]

Just Say No To Participation Trophies

If you’ve ever had a child involved in youth sports, you undoubtedly have attended the obligatory end-of-season party. Win, lose or draw the team gets together one last time to celebrate the season, whether grilling by the pool or at the local pizza place. This has always been an enjoyable event for me as both [...]