*This column was originally published on The Sports Fan Journal. The inaugural college football playoffs are finally underway with the Rose Bowl as the first semifinal game between the No. 2 Oregon Ducks and No. 3 Florida State Seminoles. We… Read More ›
*This column was originally published on The Sports Fan Journal. It only took one touchdown for Leonard Fournette to show off his future-seeing abilities. On his first collegiate touchdown, a short run up the middle against Sam Houston State, Fournette struck… Read More ›
*This column was originally published on The Sports Fan Journal. This year has certainly been an interesting one for Texas A&M quarterbacks. Johnny Manziel, the Heisman-winning Aggie and most prolific quarterback on and off the field in school history, was… Read More ›
*This article was originally published on The Sports Fan Journal. While former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel is vowing to not be a jackass anymore, the Aggies have already found their replacement in student assistant Mike Richardson. Defense has clearly been… Read More ›
*This column was original published on The Sports Fan Journal. No matter how old I have been, there has been one consistent image on Christmas morning in my parents’ house. I’m not talking about a giant Christmas tree, or even… Read More ›
*This column was originally posted on Baseball Hot Corner. The search is finally over. Since losing out to the Boston Red Sox in the Pablo Sandovalsweepstakes, the San Francisco Giants have been rumored to numerous third basemen, but saw different names signed with different… Read More ›
*This column was originally published on The Sports Fan Journal. The offseason for baseball is unlike any other in sports. Yeah, basketball had LeBron going back to Cleveland to play for the Cavs, but the constant wheeling and… Read More ›
*This article was originally published on Baseball Hot Corner. In October they won it all. Three World Series trophies in five years. The San Francisco Giants had cemented dynasty status. Two days later, the orange and black celebrated with a parade on… Read More ›
*This column was originally posted on SB Nation’s Amazin’ Avenue. The biggest question of the New York Mets‘ offseason has been clear from the start: Who will be the everyday shortstop for the 2015 season? Dream scenarios have been thrown around… Read More ›
*This article was original published on Baseball Hot Corner. The winter meetings were all that we hoped them to be and then some. This year’s annual convention of managers, players, agents, and club executives saw more wheeling and dealing of… Read More ›
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