Keeping Score

Keeping Score: The Death of Football

Keeping Score: The Death of Football

Football has long since surpassed both baseball and basketball as America’s pastime. With it’s

Keeping Score: The Danger of Social Media in Sports
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Keeping Score: The Danger of Social Media in Sports

It was 1993 when Charles Barkley penned the infamous text for his now iconic Nike commercial where

Keeping Score: Casting the NBA Playoffs

Keeping Score: Casting the NBA Playoffs

Summer blockbusters and heart pumping NBA Playoff action seem to go together year after year as if

Keeping Score: The Disappearance of the White-American NBA Superstar

Keeping Score: The Disappearance of the White-American NBA Superstar

As the Final Four draws closer and NBA teams look to solidify playoff positioning with the same

Keeping Score: The Cost of Being an Athlete’s Wife

Keeping Score: The Cost of Being an Athlete’s Wife

The life of a professional athlete is a dream for many little boys out there who have aspirations


Keeping Score: The Beauty of March Madness

Keeping Score: The Beauty of March Madness

While the mark of spring doesn’t officially begin until March 20, many people would point to the

Keeping Score: The Anatomy of A Perfect Point Guard

Keeping Score: The Anatomy of A Perfect Point Guard

The point guard controls the pace, movement and build of an NBA franchise as if a maestro for an

Keeping Score: The Day Americans Rule Fútbol

Keeping Score: The Day Americans Rule Fútbol

While the NBA All Star Game is purely an exhibition – where dunks come fast and furious and the

Keeping Score: The Peyton Manning vs. Andrew Luck Debate

Keeping Score: The Peyton Manning vs. Andrew Luck Debate

Finding a franchise quarterback in the contemporary NFL landscape is not simply at the top of a general manager’s checklist, it is the list. As the league enacts more and more rules that protect the quarterback, and allow receivers to run freely down the middle with little repercussive hits that make receivers end up looking through their ear holes, this will only become a greater team need. Through the first three weeks last season, all 32 teams passed an average of 32 times, resulting in more passing yards and passing touchdowns in the history of the league. Conversely, only 5 teams had a running back that carried the ball more than 20 times.

Keeping Score: Dwight Howard Should Wait To Be A Bull

Keeping Score: Dwight Howard Should Wait To Be A Bull

One thing is for certain. Dwight Howard will not be taking his talents to South Beach to team with

 
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