Linebacker’s Resume Reads Like a Who’s Who in America Prep Sports The resumes of high school athletes whose aspirations are to play college sports usually consist of a long list of all-league, all-conference, player-of-the-year and other such accolades.  And predictably, they are dotted with other stellar accomplishments and noteworthy statistics here and there.  These are star … Read more

The University of C0nnecticut’s women’s basketball team surpassing UCLA’s men’s NCAA Division I record of 88 consecutive basketball wins deserves the respect of every sports fan.  It is a remarkable accomplishment which by any standard establishes a benchmark which no other DI basketball dynasty has been able to approach except of course the vaunted Bruins … Read more

Familiar Setting Brings People Together in a Traditional Event A great tradition in high school basketball all across America are local Christmas and Holiday tournaments.  Usually played among area competition, these two-day events give kids a nice break from the regular season grind and offer fans the chance to see nearby teams lock horns in what could best be … Read more

Sophomore QB’s Season Stats Place Him Among Nation’s Elite Statistics are telling in many ways and when it comes to NCAA Division I quarterbacks, completions per game (CPG) is one of the most important numbers to track.  Former NSR prospect and Oklahoma Sooner QB Landry Jones had one of the most impressive CPG’s in all of … Read more

Conference Sticks with Longtime Name, but Changes Logo The Big Ten now has twelve members instead of eleven, but since there is already a Big 12, the Big Ten which had eleven schools over the last ten years will remain the Big Ten although they have twelve schools instead of either eleven or ten.  Got that?  It’s called the Big Time, sports … Read more

Safety Finds Ways to Contribute After Repeat Injury   When Doug Wilmot arrived at Greenville College (IL) from Spruce Creek High (FL) in the summer of 2009, he carried on his shoulders no great expectations from the football staff – only his own dreams of playing at the college level.  He didn’t enter as a … Read more

With So Many Quality QB’s in the Spotlight, Landry Awaits His Turn As Auburn’s Cam Newton and Stanford’s Andrew Luck dueled all season to see who would be named the nation’s top quarterback, former NSR prospect and Oklahoma sophomore signal caller and Sammy Baugh Trophy recipient, Landry Jones, went about his business week after week, putting up … Read more

Between now and the second week of January a total of 35 college bowl games will be played.  One will matter.  The rest are fluff games engineered by the BCS and bowl game committees, with the permission of the NCAA, which will have no real meaning except that participating teams get an extra month or … Read more

Although it took a strong hand on the back by the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) to make it happen, the NCAA has nonetheless taken the plunge into the deep end and agreed to punish DI and DII football coaches (in some instances) when coaches commit secondary rules violations.  Coaches may be punished for up to two weeks … Read more

Being Happy is More Essential Than in Which Division You Play In America, our competitive nature is constantly shoving us upward.  Play on a better team…find a better coach…make better grades…find a better job…make more money…live in a bigger house…buy better equipment.  In sports, those influences are undeniable, too — the relentless pursuit to be better off … Read more