March 2014

By Will Martin Right before the start of the currently running eight game homestand I remember telling myself that going 6-2 during this homestand would be a good thing for the Dallas Mavericks. This thought ran […]

By Jay Betsill The 2014 Valero Texas Open week began with the buzz that comes along with having a star-studded field including Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth and Ernie Els. Thursday morning arrived amidst a thick […]

By Will Martin It’s interesting how certain things in life are among the absolutes in their path, description, or expectation. Like a duck takes to water, born to play a position, being placed somewhere that […]

By Jay Betsill The Oklahoma City Thunder had back-to-back back-to-backs this week, highlighted by three consecutive wins before losing a thriller to the Mavericks on Tuesday evening at American Airlines Center in Dallas. Kevin Durant […]

Angela Scott Is a Designer Who Knows Men’s Footwear By Amber LaFrance In case you didn’t already know, women always, and I mean ALWAYS, check out a man’s shoes. A pair of cross-trainers on a […]

By Zach Walker The NFL Draft on May 8th is the launching point for every athlete who thinks they are ready to take the next step, and make big time plays for big time pay. […]

By Jay Betsill SMU used another dose of Moody Magic on Wednesday night as Nic Moore’s three-pointer, with 6.5 seconds left, put the Mustangs up 67-65 over California. The victory sends SMU to Madison Square […]

By Ethan Harmon Simple answer: yes. Yes, it has. Hollywood is taking a turn for the worse over the past few years, cranking out reboots and sequels, most of which do not work and never […]

By Tommy Kennicot The sporting world is preparing itself for the Sweet Sixteen and baseball’s Opening Day games which is greatness for sports fans there are still a lot of cool events going on in […]