The latest NBA All-Star voting shows Kevin Durant and James Harden, two perennial league favorites, on the outside of that starting lineup looking in. Shocked? You shouldn’t be because this year, that can only mean that fans are finally paying Continue reading
Malcom Gladwell coined the term “tipping point” which refers to a point in time where a certain specific event changes the course of history. One such decision came on April 30, 1956 in Rochester, New York of all places. Two Continue reading
It’s the playoffs and if you’re an inquisitive mind like me (and if you’re also looking for a good tip), you have a tendency to ask people who they like this weekend. If you’re not interested in football, you’ve probably Continue reading
In 2008, Tampa Bay hired a man named Barry Melrose to coach their beloved hockey team. That experiment lasted only 16 games. Fortunately, it wasn’t long afterwards that the organization found the man they wanted in Jon Cooper, who has Continue reading
Before we get to our first football contest of 2019, let’s close the loop on some other contests we hosted last year. First off, I’d like to kick off this post by celebrating greatness. Every season for eight seasons, I Continue reading
I’m going to keep this simple as possible as our playoff clock is ticking. Welcome, one and all, to SportsChump’s first ever NFL (and college) playoff eliminator!!! The rules are easy to follow but please pay attention as THEY WILL Continue reading
Upon a recent, giggly cellphone conversation about football and all things otherwise, Croshere and I broke into a discussion about the current state of the NFL and more specifically the contracts offered the league’s highest-profiled position. Croshere’s hypothesis, which we’re Continue reading
“This is the end. My only friend, the end.” – The Doors “That’s all, folks!” – Porky Pig That’s all she wrote, people. I e-mailed KP earlier this week to congratulate him on his victory. While several games on the Continue reading
Urban Meyer has retired… again. He hasn’t reached Brett Favre/Michael Jordan status quite yet but one more retirement party and he’ll earn a set of steak knives. When it comes to all things Ohio State, I like to go to Continue reading
Tampa Bay Buccaneers ten-year playoff drought can be traced back to one simple transaction… and it’s not who you think. Let’s talk juju for a moment and no, I’m not talking about JuJu Schuster-Smith, wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Continue reading