SportsChump takes his talents to South Beach
June 30th, 2011 by Chris Humpherys
My sincerest apologies for neglecting my SportsChumpian duties lately, but if I told you that within two days time I shook hands with Reggie Bush, was fondled by an eight-foot python, hit the links with a rabbi, put on a karaoke rendition of “Sex Machine” inspirational enough to warrant a Rastafarian embrace and had a six-year old teach me how to Dougie, which one of those would you believe? Read the rest of this entry »
Just another Florida Sports Sunday, Part One: My motocross morning
June 8th, 2011 by Chris Humpherys
The good people at Red Bull love me, and not only because I consume a fair amount of their product. Read the rest of this entry »
Blogosphere Q&A: SportsChump and Dubsism talk Super Bowl XLV, daytime television, Betty White and Philadelphia sports
February 9th, 2011 by Chris HumpherysIn my endless quest to find like-minded thinkers floating haplessly on the internet, I chatted with a fellow sports nut last Sunday and came up with a fabulous idea. Well, at least I thought it was fabulous.
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Memorable moments of 2010: The SportsChump Year in Review
December 31st, 2010 by Chris HumpherysThe final days of 2010 are upon us, which means that SportsChump has completed its first full calendar year. Thanks to all who have come and gone and ahem… come again.
SportsChump first went viral in April, 2008 which means we’re rapidly approaching our terrible twos. Consider that fair warning. Read the rest of this entry »
Caption contest celebrates Spain, the World Cup, bullfighting, Julio Aparicio and the bull that got the upper hand
July 6th, 2010 by Chris HumpherysTo celebrate Spain reaching the Final Four of the World Cup, this week’s caption contest focuses on one of the country’s most popular sports: bullfighting.
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My morning spent upside down with Chuck Aaron and the Red Bull Bölkow aerobatic helicopter (video)
April 17th, 2010 by Chris HumpherysThe things I do for subject material. Read the rest of this entry »
