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, [...]

Ryan and Vin pick the first two rounds of the NCAA Men’s Tournament using their patented picking method.

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Indianapolis, We Have a Problem We are in desperate need of a College Football Playoff System and I think everybody is aware of this fact sans the people who actually make these kinds of decisions—-I’m talking to you [NCAA]. Since 2004 there has been a volcanic ripple throughout the Continental US about the need for [...]

This article comes about due to a recent piece I read on Yahoo! about BYU’s Jimmer Fredette being a “worthy candidate” for college basketball’s annual John R. Wooden (Player of the Year) award. I have no problems with that assertion and even support it. The main reason for my aversion to the article is my [...]

So, the usual, determining, gut-wrenching, frog-in-the-throat, hearth throbbing, “Please God let us make it through this week”…. week is finally over. Most fans of big time college football have been through this sort of week, kind of like—Morning Sickness meets Tequila Hangover. You can not wait for it to be over. This is how fans, [...]

Let me be clear about this: before Saturday night, I had nothing against California head coach Jeff Tedford. Nothing. I had nothing against his personality, his coaching, his demeanor. Nothing. So if you think I’m just biased against him or Cal for any reason, you’re wrong. But after last night, after the press conference in which [...]

September 10, 2000 – The gloomy weather in Bloomington, Ind. on that fall day could have been considered a bad omen. Every Hoosier’s worst nightmare was occurring in the swampy marsh of Dunn Meadow. Robert Montgomery Knight, the General, was giving his farewell speech to a group of angst-ridden and drenched student protesters. He did [...]

First off, I’m sorry to the futile few who missed last week’s article which I obviously did not produce. I was extremely swamped with work and had zero time to compose a piece; hopefully this article will make up for that absence. On to more important things now! We are halfway through the regular season [...]