By MIKE HERNDON The answer is: What Le’Veon Bell thinks he’s worth as an “elite offensive weapon,” who Nike chooses as a spokeman, and why Terrell Owens skipped his own Hall of Fame induction. What are: Things I Couldn’t… Read More ›
(Even Purdue wants Bama. And they couldn’t even beat Northwestern./Twitter @capstonekid) By MIKE HERNDON “We Still Want Bama,” the sign read. And as Central Florida made its season opener against UConn look like a glorified walk-through in a 56-17 victory,… Read More ›
By COLE ARCHER It is almost getting to the point where an NBA offseason is more entertaining than the regular season, especially if you are a drama fiend and only a casual hoops viewer. It seems that this era of… Read More ›
By MIKE HERNDON There may be more animosity and mistrust of the media right now than in any time in American history. Or it may be that we just see and hear it more now due to social media and… Read More ›
By COLE ARCHER Well, LeBron James is a Los Angeles Laker and it doesn’t seem to TRULY surprise many. It’s a big-name guy on a big-name team and that is what all the signs were pointing to with Paul George,… Read More ›
By MIKE HERNDON Avoid the rush – start hating the Lakers now. Actually, you may already find yourself standing in line: When LeBron James announced Sunday that he will sign a four-year, $154 million deal with Los Angeles, the… Read More ›
By MITCHELL KAHALLEY If you watched any of Fox’s World Cup coverage yesterday you’d know that the first matches in Group H resulted in two SHOCKING upsets. In actuality, Group H is the most evenly balanced group in the World… Read More ›
After a cruise-control victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the Warriors claimed another championship, their third in four years. Three titles in four years may not equal perfection, but most NBA players never taste… Read More ›
By MITCHELL KAHALLEY Hello everyone! My name is Mitchell Kahalley and I’ll be spending the month blogging about the World Cup here on Sportschasers. Here’s a quick look at what to watch for in the three groups with their first… Read More ›
By MIKE HERNDON What the hell is wrong with us? We can’t even let a man celebrate a championship, one for which he’d worked his whole career, for 48 hours without some killjoy in New York feeling the need to… Read More ›
