Friends of the Chump

• The Red Zone Report, run by Eddie Griffin, is an authorized SportsChump.net partner.  EG and his gang provide readers, not only with the latest developments in college and professional football, but all things sports-related.  Be sure to pay them a visit.

• The Basketball Oracle, originally of Foxsports fame, provide fans with as good a basketball breakdown as you’re going to find.

• Josh Q. Public, for the public, by The Public.  Irreverent sports opinion from a Bostonian in New York.  The one blog to read when you’re reading more than one.

• Okay, this guy’s a lunatic, a sportsfan truly cut from the sportschump.net cloth.  The Best Damn Sports Comedy was started by a recent U.S.C. grad. The site combines humor, rumors, gossip and current events on athletes, teams encompassing personal and professional life.  Only visit if you’re not easily offended.

• Alan Parkins knows a lot about a lot, and it shows in his writing.  Aside from having contributed to Foxsports.com for years, TopHatAl has been an avid supporter of sportschump.net.  His comments (and very often posts of the female form) are inspirational.  You won’t find better boxing coverage than on The American Sports Blog.

• For the true Gator fan, there is no off-season.  Gators First covers all things orange and blue and does its best to remind us that everything else is secondary.

• Looking for a way to look at sports dribble to exercise and score your way to an enlightening conversation.   Then you’ll need to visit Syi at Back and Forth.  She’s an up-and-coming, eloquent young voice on the blogosphere that you’ll really enjoy.

• I don’t know NASCAR.  Gene Haddock does.  Be sure to visit Gene Haddock’s Spinout! Just drive carefully.

• Simply put, Hoff knows hoops.  Don’t believe me?  Visit his site at Ballerblogger.com.  Very possibly the most thorough independent website on hoops you’ll encounter.  Look out for his cross-over.

• When it comes to sports, they’re full of it…. and they mean that.  Full of Sports is an all-encompassing sports website with a focus on many things ‘Zona.  If you look carefully, you might just find some syndicated sportschump material there in the future.

• 12 year-old Jacob Guariglia, son of an old high school friend of mine, has come up with his own brand new website, BaseballHelp.net. He shows us that the future of sportswriting is alive and well.  The site includes Hall of Fame information, famous baseball quotes and drills and exercises for those looking to improve their game.

• Mr. Factoid’s Sports World is a daily sports blog dedicated to bringing sports lovers together to discuss all things sports. The site features updated news, stories, videos, ladies, and opinions.  Check him out.

• Who isn’t Afraid of Ed Hochuli?  And who wouldn’t want to visit a sports website of the same name?  When you do, just be sure to do some bicep curls and wear your form-fitting shirt.

• All Things News is  Jason Jeffrey’s web log cataloguing various news articles and web pages of the day.  Often worth checking out just for his images alone.

• For all things Cowboy, (Silver and) Blue Blood is a must read.  Cap’n Blueblood is closer to the Dallas organization than Jessica Simpson.

• RedSoxSuperFan.com breaks down the boys from Beantown like nobody else.  A worthy read for Fenway faithful.

• If you’re looking to get an edge for your fantasy team, Fantazzle Blog is a must.  Containing advice from football to baseball baskeball to golf, Fantazzle will help you get a leg up on the competition.

• Analysis.  History.  Perspective.  Sports Then and Now is a site dedicated to keeping sports fans updated on the current sports world while taking walks down memory lane by remembering great players, teams, events, moments and games from the history of sports. This site is for you, the fan, so please share your thoughts, memories and opinions.

• Pacman Jonesin’ isn’t a blog for the faint of heart or those unfortunate souls who are easily offended.  The subject matter occasionally is intended for mature audiences and may be somewhat graphic in nature.  Is that titillating enough for you?

• They’re rioting in Detroit again.  This time it’s over Detroit4Lyfe.  Comprised of five writers who know MoTown, these sports xenophobes keep you abreast of all the happenings in the Detroit sports world and beyond.

• Club Seat Sports is a revolutionary sports blog that pulls from the best of the best that’s out there.  If you run your own sports blog, you need to do yourself a favor and check these people out.

• DeepIntoSports.com is a site by people deep into sports, for people deep into sports, who want their coverage to go even deeper into sports.  They strive to provide fans with unique viewpoints and creative perspectives beyond that which they receive from the larger, “corporate” sports news sites.

• The Life of a Sportsaholic is the new kid on the block.  His weblog gives a glance of an obsessive sports fan living in Boston, but Brian doesn’t only focus on Beantown sports.  His site pays equal attention to football, basketball, baseball, soccer and whatever else his fiancee tells him to write about.

• Like the rest of us, Richard Harris is a self-professed basketball jones.  His site Ball in My Court is proof of that.  Whether you’re a fan of the high school, college or pro game, if you’re a hoops junkie, you’ll definitely want to pay his court a visit.  Just don’t double dribble.

• Who wouldn’t want to visit a site called Intentional Foul?  Once you’ve been there, you’ll probably return.  The author is an unapologetic Kentucky Wildcat fan but that doesn’t affect his impartiality.  Unless they’ve lost and he’s tipped back a few.

• There are football fans, then there are FOOTBALL FANS.  Bryan is one of the latter.  His website, Reservation For Six, shows no bias and keeps you abreast of the NFL news you might not find otherwise.

• It’s baseball season 365 days a year for Michael and Devon.  Rise of the Rays is their brainchild where they discuss all you need to know about the Tampa Bay Rays… and more.

• Charlie is here to help.  Broadcasting all the way from Eau Claire, he has come up with Chuck’s Corner to make sure you know what you’re talking about when you’re talking about sports.  It’s the sports knowledge you wished you had.

• A fellow SportsNation Site of the Day, Gene Zarnick may have come up with perhaps the greatest sports website name ever.  His writing ain’t bad either.  Favre Dollar Footlongs pledges to not please all of the people all of the time but comments from his readers are always welcome.  Even if you’re not opinionated, stopping by his site to see his graphic of Brett Favre sitting on a giant Subway sandwich is in and of itself worth the visit.

• What do you get when you cross an architect and an engineer who both share an unhealthy obsession with Dennis Eckersley’s mustache?  Educated Cheese, of course.  Writing on anything from sports to pop culture, these guys keep you entertained without even trying.  Mullets welcome.

• How you ever known anyone to obsess about the Atlanta Hawks?  Well, you do now.  The Human Highlight Blog is obviously named after the greatest Hawk ever.  Jay may have created himself the greatest Hawk blog ever.  Just in time too as his team is a legit contender.  If you want a solid hoops read, check him out.  ‘Nique would be proud.

• Take a look at Grand National Betting for Online Football Betting & sports betting free bets deals with the latest news on bonus offers from the Premiership and all other divisions.

• The Wife Hates Sports , Kevin Paul’s creation, is a sports site with a unique flavor, not just tying in sports of all kinds, but also the relationship side of things that many of us can relate to, involving women that love sports, women who ride the fine line, and most importantly, the women in our lives that hate sports.