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By J-Dub and SportsChump J-Dub doesn’t know what being a sports fan in Tampa means, but SportsChump has filled and entire corner of the interwebz with that angst. Imagine what your sporting fandom must be like with a steady diet Continue reading Point CounterPoint – The Tampa Bay Lightning Will Win The Stanley Cup by J-Dub and SportsChump
I woke up from a peaceful nap Friday afternoon to hear breaking news that Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots and proud owner of six Super Bowl rings, was somehow involved in a South Florida prostitution and sex Continue reading Here’s hoping you’re having a better day than Robert Kraft: The Twitterverse strikes back
Thirty seconds into the biggest game of his season, Zion Williamson sprained his knee. Williamson, in case you haven’t heard, is the most-hyped college basketball player in decades, for good reason. He has, in many cases, accurately drawn comparisons to Continue reading Zion’s blowout; Zion’s decision: How one night in Durham could change everything
Definition: collusion, n. /col·lu·sion/: 1. secret agreement or cooperation especially for an illegal or deceitful purpose I broke up with a friend of mine once… or I should probably describe the situation better as him breaking up with me. Such Continue reading Break-ups, get-togethers, super teams and Anthony Davis: Collusion and today’s NBA
I remember exactly where I was the night of the Malice at the Palace. It was so disturbing for this peace-loving, NBA fan that I could barely turn away from my television set. I sat in disbelief, watching highlights (or Continue reading Things I learned from reading “Basketball: A Love Story” – Part Two: Don’t Go Messin’ With the Celtics’ Huddle
As consumers of modern culture, we remember exactly where we were during certain important moments in time. We are not of the Kennedy-MLK assassination generation; my age group’s memorable moments (9/11 excluded) are much more frivolous. I remember exactly where Continue reading People Under the Stairs Call it a Wrap
I took a straw poll in the bar Saturday night, the night before the big game. I asked about 30 different customers to pick what they felt would be the final score of Super Bowl LIII. Of course, predicting such Continue reading Defending Super Bowl LIII
