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4/10/13 Episode of Poor Man’s PTI: The Best

Posted  April 12, 2013  by  Editor

RJ joins Vin and Ryan in the booth as they discuss the best NFL play of all time, The Final Four, and the Rutgers scandal. You can download this week’s podcast directly (running time 90 mins) or subscribe to the feed. If you use iTunes, just click here and then click subscribe and iTunes will [...]

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General Sports

4/3/13 Episode of Poor Man’s PTI: Jumping Ship

Posted  April 4, 2013  by  Editor

Ryan and Vin discuss tournament fatigue, pick the final 3 games and catch up on some old 80s sitcoms. You can download this week’s podcast directly (running time 90 mins) or subscribe to the feed. If you use iTunes, just click here and then click subscribe and iTunes will take care of the rest. This [...]

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College Basketball

3/28 Episode of Poor Man’s PTI: Big East Bias

Posted  March 31, 2013  by  Editor

Ryan and Vin demonstrate their east coast bias predicting the 3rd and 4th round of the NCAA tournament, who would be the best player to come out in the NFL, and the Heat’s winning streak. You can download this week’s podcast directly (running time 90 mins) or subscribe to the feed. If you use iTunes, [...]

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NFL General

2013 Super Bowl XLVII Picks and Podcast

Posted  February 1, 2013  by  Vin

Any bunch of idiots can discuss and pick the Super Bowl. But because we are a special bunch of idiots, we go one step beyond on the idiocy scale and pick the prop bets such as the number of gay Niners vs Kaepernick INTs. You can download the podcast directly (running time 60 mins) or [...]

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NFL

12-Step program to get over a football addiction after your team is eliminated from the playoffs

Posted  January 23, 2013  by  bsd987

12-Step program to get over a football addiction after your team is eliminated from the playoffs:

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We Need a Revolution!
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We Need a Revolution!

Posted  May 20, 2004  by  Vin

[originally posted April 27, 2004] This column is going to sound like marketing copy (and trust me, I’m no marketer) but we need some fresh blood in sports journalism. I’ve been working on Sportscolumn 2.0 for a little bit of time now. It’s slow going but that’s what happens when you have no deadline and [...]

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The 2003 Nate Newton-Bam Morris Award goes to…
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The 2003 Nate Newton-Bam Morris Award goes to…

Posted  May 20, 2004  by  Vin

(originally posted June 25, 2003) Cardinals FB Dennis McKinley. Apparently, he couldn’t live on a professional football salary so he was smuggling in marijuana from Mexico, storing it in a warehouse and then shipping it out via tractor trailer (not to be confused with the Hornet’s forward) to major cities in the United States. McKinley [...]

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And this is why I love hockey!
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And this is why I love hockey!

Posted  May 20, 2004  by  Vin

(originaly posted 2/12/2004) At any point in a hockey game, a real brawl can break out. And by real brawl, I’m not talking about the no real damage done of pushing and shoving in football or the big haymakers intended to miss of basketball. Strangely enough, baseball is the closest to hockey in terms of [...]

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The Hoagie Report
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The Hoagie Report

Posted  May 20, 2004  by  Vin

(originally posted February 05, 2004) I was hoping for some positive Philly sports news after the Super Bowl but it just ain’t happening. The Sixers are showing “no heart”, the Flyers don’t have a goalie (one is out with a knee injury, the other is hanging out with David Duval.) and the Phillies haven’t even [...]

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Ummm… no thanks Janet
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Ummm… no thanks Janet

Posted  May 20, 2004  by  Vin

(originally submitted 1/2/2004) Being a die hard Eagles fan, I couldn’t bring myself to watch the Super Bowl yesterday. Partly because I was bitter and partly because the whole spectacle of the Super Bowl is rather anti-climatic. However, as I was doing a bit of reading, I was inundated with instant messages about Justin Timberlake [...]

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