In the broadcasting world, it appears that there are really only two kinds of sportscasters. You have the journalism major who worked his way up through college, internships, getting people coffee, and editing “Fran’s Food Tip of the Day” to finally doing what he wanted to do, which is get paid to talk about sports. [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘Sports’
June 12, 2009
Look-Alike
“Bones” star David Boreanaz and Kentucky Head Basketball Coach John Calipari
Yeah, Calipari’s a little more spray-tanned that Boreanaz. But put a little spike in Calipari’s hair and take away a little bit of that chin, and they could be bro bro’s.
May 21, 2009
Cavs Game 1 Thoughts
- I’m now 1-5 (and 0-2 in playoff games) when I go to Cavs games since LeBron James joined the Cleveland Cavaliers.
- The Magic shot the lights out of the Q tonight. They finished the night making 55% of their shots from the field. That’s ridiculous. They couldn’t, and didn’t miss all night. It’s hard [...]
January 8, 2009
Bye Bye Beanie
Today it was announced that Ohio State running back, Chris “Beanie” Wells is running to the NFL. This comes as no surprise to anyone following Buckeye sports as most of us have been anticipating this announcement since the final whistle of another one of Ohio State’s infamous “We almost had ‘em” bowl games.
So with this [...]
January 6, 2009
Rappers are not Experts
I love sports talk. And I actually kind of like political talk (when it’s not inagural season). I love listening to people argue with everyone trying to get the last word and prove their point. I’m not really like that, so I think I might somehow live vicariously through them.
You know what I don’t love? [...]
May 22, 2008
Randomocity
- So David Cook won American Idol. I was more shocked than excited. And I’m fine with that because I realized that if I’m actually excited about it, then I care too much.
- I started getting up at 6 in the AM to workout. The waking up part has been okay, but it takes me [...]
May 1, 2008
5 Things I Learned at the Cavs Game
1. Professional sporting events have become less and less inviting for young children. Whether it was the consistently underdressed “cheerleaders”, or the chanting of profanity by most of the arena, I was glad I was with my friend as opposed to my son (not that I have one, just saying).
2. Don’t get too emotionally involved [...]
April 25, 2008
Game 5
Rhett Edwards and I are going to Game 5 between the Cavs and Wizards
Should I wear my Lebron ”Irish” jersey or his home “Cavs” jersey?
Neither one of us has been to an NBA playoff game
We’re sitting in the lower level 100’s
Sweet dear, can’t wait
I hate the Wizards.
Go Cavs!
