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Stephen Curry is an amazing basketball player. He’s apparently a pretty good golfer as well. He just wasn’t the day he put a tee shot through somebody’s living room window. That’s right, even the two-time NBA MVP can have a Continue reading Share a bad golf shot story, win fabulous prizes
“If you leave me now, you take away the biggest part of me. Ooooh, baby, please don’t go.” -Chicago “It ain’t over ‘til it’s over.” -Lenny Kravitz citing Yogi Berra It was 2004 and I was living in Orlando. Continue reading The never-ending regret of premature debarkation
When sports commentary blowhards (present company excluded, of course) play the reactionary, “biggest or best ever” card, they’re generally doing so strictly for ratings. This week when you hear them talk about a little school in Maryland, however, they might Continue reading Upset!
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. Arizona is out of the tournament again, this time losing in the first round to Buffalo. The University at Buffalo, a mid-major, was the 13-seed. Arizona, the best team from the Pac-12, Continue reading Twitter throws shade at Sean Miller… and deservedly so
SportsChump is a website of the people, by the people and for the people. Many of you reading at this very moment have contributed in your own particular way to this little chunk of cyberspace, whether it’s by commenting, submitting Continue reading Tiger leaves indelible mark on Tampa Bay; faithful reader submits video of the experience
I heard a recent radio interview with Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway on the Sirius/XM NBA channel. For those of you in your twenties unfamiliar with the name, there was once a time where a kid nick-named Penny, because his grandmother named Continue reading Orlando, Memphis and a Penny for your thoughts
The networks appear to be losing their touch. By my count, there have been three recent, sports-related events that our cable channels totally missed out on! Listen, the 24-hour sports networks have plenty of time to fill. If the NFL Continue reading Sporting events we’d like to see televised that aren’t
