March 2014

By Craig Fields So as we all may or may not know, this year’s free agent class will be one of the most talented and deep ones in the history of the NBA. I mean […]

By Jay Betsill SMU‘s 80-67 victory over LSU in the second round of the NIT was a tale of two halves. The Mustangs (25-9), seeded first in their region, found themselves down 38-28 to the […]

By Will Martin One of the great nuances about watching the process of Spring Training run its course is to see the way the rotation is utilized from a pitching and positional standpoint. Then see […]

By Will Martin March 16th the Dallas Mavericks were on the road to play a team they had not beaten in 11 previous tries. There was that meeting one year ago on St. Patrick’s Day […]

By Martin Iheke It was a rough week for your Dallas Stars as they try to stay afloat in the playoff race. Having already lost two in a row, the Stars could not afford to […]

By Will Martin In the sports world there is that rare occurrence where the coincidences take center stage in comparison to the stats that most fans, or sabermatricians, like to digest and play with when […]

By Jay Betsill Going into this week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard, Matt Every had teed it up in 91 PGA TOUR events with no victories to show for his efforts. After […]

By Jay Betsill The Valero Texas Open field is official as of 4 p.m on Friday afternoon and golf fans in San Antonio have reason to be excited. A year after welcoming Rory McIlroy to […]

By Will Martin Whenever you have a Grand Opening for something new it usually is a given that the people behind the innovation, vision, addition, or enhancement will be present to discuss the roots of […]

By Lance LeVan (#7) Maricio “Shogun” Hua (22-8-0) vs. (#8) Dan “Hendo” Henderson (29-11-0) This is a five round, light heavyweight bout (205 lbs.) with two very seasoned veterans of the UFC. This is going […]