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Golf World Shocker: Tiger Woods Quits Golf to Become Family Man - - Mogama
With the statement posted by Tiger Woods on Friday, December 11, the shock waves have just begun. But given the intensity of worsening revelations, one should have expected something serious underway, either from Tiger himself or from his corporate sponsors. It is better that the big... Submitted 2 years 58 days ago.

OH The Bling To Be Given Out At The Football Bowl Games! - Laura Trahan
I would love to be a football player. Really there is just one reason I would love that. It would definitely not be the getting hit by giants, sweating, unending practices, exhaustion, ugly pads, ugly uniforms in some cases, etc. No there is only one reason I would love to play football. ... Submitted 2 years 61 days ago.

What is Golf? - - John Sammon
What is golf? You take a metal rod with a head on it, and hit a little white ball towards a hole in the ground. Golf symbolizes for a lot of pot-bellied, balding middle aged men success. Why? They can traipse around the clubhouse and act the big guy in their expensive golf clothes and say to... Submitted 2 years 127 days ago.

Black, White & Brown "Thats how it goes down" - Tony Price
As I casually strolled across the dingy Boston playing field on a brisk Sunday afternoon the winds began to whip through my jacket and the words watch your step scrolled across my mind as I carefully navigated through the debris that is a part of many urban ball fields , broken glass, geese... Submitted 3 years 104 days ago.

Michael Phelps: the Inspirational Story For the Entire World - - Sulagna Dasgupta
Michael Phelps-the name is now in the air. We all know what he's doing; we're all mesmerized by what he's doing, and of course, we're all cheering him. In case someone from a different planet reads this-Phelps is the American swimmer who's won FOURTEEN Olympic Gold medals! Also, he now holds the... Submitted 3 years 175 days ago.

Ten Reasons Why I Lost Interest in Baseball - Terry Mitchell
While I am still a casual fan of Major League Baseball, I am not anything close to the baseball fanatic that I once used to be. I recently did a little introspection to try to determine why this is the case. When I did, I was able to come up with ten reasons for my diminished interest in baseball... Submitted 3 years 179 days ago.

What Are The Chances My Child Will Get A Sports Scholarship To College? - Laura Trahan
In today’s society, we start our kids out young in sports in hope of one day bringing home the big money in the form of a college scholarship. We line the soccer fields, travel across the country for baseball, volleyball, softball or whatever sport our child is interested in at the time for... Submitted 3 years 199 days ago.

Parents Need To Give Kids The Opportunity To Succeed - Laura Trahan
We see it all the time. Parents losing touch with reality and trying to reach their dreams through their children. Go to any kid sporting event and you will be able to point out several parents doing this within the first five minutes. As many of you know, my son is playing summer baseball... Submitted 3 years 200 days ago.

The Lakers, Jack Nicholson and My Daughter: Is This Normal? - - Teresa Ortiz
It's 7:30pm and for the next two and a half hours nothing else matters. Nobody speaks a word. After all, it's their time. There she is standing in front of the screen. She says a prayer, waves hello, and blows kisses and words of encouragement to her boys. She has her pillow close and her dog... Submitted 3 years 256 days ago.

Ladies Show Unusual Sportsmanlike Conduct in Playoff Game - Danny Davids
We've known it for years. Sports is about playing your best game and taking advantage of your opponents' mistakes, all in the name of the ever-elusive win. When it comes to playoff and championship games, the intensity of the game goes up to a new level. It's time to show no mercy and get out... Submitted 3 years 282 days ago.

Wish You Were Here President Bush! - - Bob Alexander
My vacation is coming soon and the first thing I'm going to do when I get there is to send President George W. Bush a "Having A Great Time, Wish You Were Here!" card. I'll be fishing in the Gulf of Mexico soon and thanks to him, I can afford to do so a little longer than I'd planned. It just... Submitted 3 years 321 days ago.

Two Old Dagga Boys - - Dave Potchak
While surfing the cable channels a few days ago, I stumbled onto the Outdoor Channel. I watched with intrigue as the hunters on a safari in Lower Zambezi stalked a huge Dagga Boy. Yes, a Dagga Boy - A South African name given to large, old male Cape buffalos living in the region. The name, coined... Submitted 4 years 19 days ago.

Three Small Fishes and A Prayer! - - Bob Alexander
God always has a plan for us, even when we're fishing. Last week my brother and I went to the lake. The day was beautiful; not too hot and with enough of a breeze to soften the intensity of the sun. This is the time of the year when the blue gill bream are bedding in area lakes. By 8:00 a.m. we... Submitted 4 years 268 days ago.

Fishing With Your Grandson For The First Time...Priceless! - - Bob Alexander
"Will you take me fishing Grandpa?" My 8 year old grandson Ben had been asking me to take him with me to the lake for almost a year. Tomorrow would be that day! He was so excited about going to the lake with me that I knew it would be hard for him to sleep tonight. I'll admit I was a little... Submitted 4 years 275 days ago.

The Winning Ways of Don Bailey - - Dave Potchak
The Winning Ways of Don Bailey In the midst of the boney piles, coal dust and mine sulfur drainage the town of St. Michael is neatly tucked away as part of Adams Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania. Back in the day, the town was noted for its Catholic Church, its blue-collar workers, its... Submitted 5 years 286 days ago.

A Coach's Psychology and the Snowman - - Dave Potchak
I was no angel growing up. And that was probably the best preparation I had when I became a teacher in the public school system. No college course work could compare with the “been there, done that” experiences I remember from back in the day. As I warned many-a-student, “don’t try to pull... Submitted 6 years 183 days ago.

Summer of '69 - - Dave Potchak
Summer Of ’69 The summer of ’69 – those were the best days of my life. Yes, Bryan Adams and I have that comm Submitted 6 years 187 days ago.

Philco Radio - - Dave Potchak
Philco Radio I didn’t have my own bedroom. Submitted 6 years 198 days ago.

Offensive Formation Overview - dallas
Youth football offensive formations tend to be mainly comprised of the Wing T, I, Wishbone, Double Wing, Single Wing, Pro and Spread with a few others mixed in. What you decide to run will most likely depend on your age and talent level. Each one has its pluses and minuses but are good solid... Submitted 6 years 258 days ago.

BCS Championship Analysis for the Top Six Teams - Terry Mitchell
With just two weeks left in the college football regular season (week 13 and the conference championship week), there are six teams that appear to still have realistic hopes for a berth in the BCS Championship Game, based on the latest BCS rankings. Some of them are still alive thanks only to the... Submitted 77 days 3 hours ago.

Cadel Evans Life Cycles-At The Top Of The Mountain - - Neil Killion
Hello for October. My next guest is very big news in the sport of cycling and both a proud Australian and a true world figure- Cadel Evans. Without a doubt this gruelling cycling marathon around France must be one of the greatest endurance sporting events on the calendar. My son is very fit and... Submitted 109 days 15 hours ago.

The Great College Football Playoff Debate Revisited - Paul Kemp
I have been watching football since I was a child and for as long as I can remember, there has always been a debate about whether college football should have a playoff system much like every other sport in America, (and even most of the world). Even President Obama got into the mix on this issue... Submitted 124 days 21 hours ago.

The True Origins Of Baseball - - elle kynzer
Baseball's origins lie in the British game known as Rounders. Contrary to a myth that claims Abner Doubleday, born 1819, created baseball, there is a Pittsfield, Massachusetts by-law passed in 1791, to protect the new Meeting House from ball (rounders) players. In 1820 Alexander Cartright is born... Submitted 128 days 12 hours ago.

Head Butt? Careful -- Who's The Head And Who's The Butt? - Octavia Hansen
We've all seen television and movies where some mean guy head butts some other guy. It looks tough and nobody cries when they do it. Must be okay, right? WRONG! Don't do this. This is a fantasy thing, same way a fight will last a hour and everyone walks away okay, or someone walks away from a car... Submitted 131 days 2 hours ago.

Golf Clubs? Time For A Sale - Octavia Hansen
When my galfriend called me to help her close up house in a gigantic move to Silicon Valley, CA, she began to pull out stashed treasures that could never hope ever again to fill her life. Years of box, bag and closet packing produced what looked like more stuff than space -- truly a... Submitted 139 days 3 hours ago.