Archives for February 2022

Mac Jones is slowly turning into Tom Brady as each day passes. The New England Patriots quarterback has officially decided to cut back on ice cream before the start of next season. He confirmed to the Patriots’ official website that he wants to eat healthier going into year two as the starter. “I like ice cream too much, like a lot of people,” Jones said. “I want to just limit … [Read more...] about Mac Jones Names The 1 Thing He’s Cutting Back On Before 2022 Season

One of Joe Lunardi’s bubble teams kept its tournament hopes alive with a major upset win on Thursday night. The University of Oregon men’s basketball team entered Thursday night’s clash vs. No. 12 UCLA having lost three of its last four games to fall to 17-10 on the year. Somehow ESPN’s Lunardi, the network’s premier bracketologist, still had the Ducks on the bubble entering … [Read more...] about Oregon Stuns No. 12 UCLA In Massive Upset: Fans React

Kyler Murray’s recent decision to remove several pictures from his Instagram account caused an uproar. Luckily for the Arizona Cardinals’ fan base, it doesn’t sound like a blockbuster trade involving Murray will happen anytime soon. Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill was on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM this Friday to discuss Murray’s future with the team. He made it clear that he has no … [Read more...] about Cardinals Owner Sends Clear Message About Kyler Murray

With several significant injuries and a recent trade deal that saw multiple key players leave the organization, the Portland Trail Blazers looked like a rebuilding team in last night’s nationally-televised matchup against the Golden State Warriors. Following the 132-95 blowout loss in Portland, the NBA on TNT crew discussed what should come next for the Blazers organization. … [Read more...] about Charles Barkley Suggests Significant NBA Trade: Fans React

If you watch the average college basketball game today and then compare it to the sport the NBA plays, you’d notice plenty of differences. ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas thinks that’s a massive problem. Today’s college game has become a physical product. Defenders can get away with practically unlimited grabbing while opposing players cut and run out of screens. It’s … [Read more...] about Jay Bilas Not Happy With The State Of College Basketball