Month: November 2020

With his team top of the English Premier League, Jose Mourinho enjoyed bragging rights over Pep Guardiola in their longstanding rivalry as Tottenham beat Manchester City 2-0 on Saturday.

An "ice hockey" style fight between two players has briefly marred finals day of the Tribal League competition, a showpiece Indigenous rugby league event.

Proud Michigan alum Rich Eisen would rather watch Schitt’s Creek than enduring more rough football from his alma mater. Schitt’s Creek is the preferred viewing option for Rich Eisen over watching Michigan football. It happens. Sometimes your beloved alma mater can’t get it done on the gridiron. Eisen is a proud Michigan alum and has […]

Michigan football has outscored Rutgers 258-37 since 2015 but trail 17-0 It turns out we have a game in Piscataway, New Jersey. The Rutgers Scarlet Knights are not only giving Michigan football all they can handle but currently have them on upset alert. We have yet to hit halftime thus far, but the Wolverines trail […]

Auburn quarterback Bo Nix took advantage of Tennessee’s lackadaisical defense for an easy touchdown on Saturday. If you wanted to see which team was prepared for Saturday, the easy answer was the Auburn Tigers. Meanwhile, it appeared as through their opponents, the Tennessee Volunteers, had a bad night of sleep, because they were caught snoozing […]

JT Daniels found George Pickens for his first career passing touchdown as a member of the Georgia football team. JT Daniels got the monkey off his back by throwing his first career for Georgia as the USC transfer is looking sharp in his first start for the Bulldogs. Daniels transferred from the USC Trojans to […]

The Detroit Pistons had fans scratching their heads with their puzzling free agency strategy, as opposed to their solid approach in the draft. Every NBA offseason, there’s at least one organization that leaves fans, talking heads and experts scratching their heads in befuddlement. Last year, the New York Knicks were that organization after they signed […]

Legendary former Essendon coach Kevin Sheedy says a player could be killed going back with the flight of the ball if the AFL does not make the game safer.