Posts Tagged ‘Sports’
“What about the Children?”
No one knows the whole story but no matter what the truth is, we have heard enough to know that a decision was made to protect “the program” at Penn State and not the children. We have to really look at a culture where this is happening.
Moneyball – A Baseball Love Story
Even non-baseball fans will be easily carried away. The touching relationship of Beane and his daughter, the exuberant game day fun and the unpredictable season will suck you in even if you don’t know the difference between a ribbie and bunt.
Waiting for the Call
My son, Jay, is now an unrestricted free agent for the first time in his career. July 26th was the first day that veteran free agents could be called. I tried not to think about when the call will come but in my heart, I keep hoping it will be soon.
It’s all LOVE – Citi Open Tennis in DC
The Citi Open is guaranteed to be fun for fans of all ages. Making sure that a wide audience could enjoy the competition, promoters and sponsors have moderately priced the tickets.
There’s More to Sports than the Game
by D.J. the Sports Mom It is Tuesday Morning after the camp and I am still thanking God for allowing us to touch the lives of so many young men. This year marks the second annual Jay Richardson Foundation Life Skills Camp. It took place at Jay’s Alma Mater, Dublin Scioto High School in Dublin, [...]
Five Top Memories from my 1st U.S. Open
Rory Mcilroy rocked the U.S. Open with a record 16 under par. Until Sunday, I’d watched many a round of golf from the comfort of home. Thanks to one of SP Dads, I was at the tournament close enough to see witness golf history, duck to avoid errant swings and to want to hit that guy who screams “it’s in the hole.”
All My Exes Win in Texas! The Champion Dallas Mavericks
The has-beens and wannabes that other teams easily traded or released soon jelled into a cohesive unit with visible chemistry on the floor as a solid Dallas Mavericks team.
Choking: LeBron’s Unnatural Response
Gladwell highlights Norman’s loss as an example of true choking, of how an athlete loses command and no longer trusts their natural, innate ability. Some would say that this is what’s happening right now to LeBron James, the “King.”
Players Are People, Too!
Players Are People, Too focuses on the good and/or endearing stuff from the athletes we cover. We feature them on Sundays. If you have someone to suggest, email it to us fanhood@sidelinepass. com. Sunday, May 29th – Ron Artest The reasons to blast Ron Artest extend a mile long. But what he’s doing to raise [...]
Win on The Sideline!
Be a winner at Sideline Pass! We give away great stuff – and we all ask is that you share you fanhood. Tell us who about your favorite teams and players. We’ve given away everything from team gifts to golf outings. THIS WEEK: Fleur-de-lis Pendant The copper pendant (approx. 1/2″ x 1 1/4″) is a [...]
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The Arkitekt’s Perspective
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The Arkitekt’s Perspective
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Lockout Blues
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Tailgate Ready Beans
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Anika:
I know I'm late Keshi but I had to comment on that darn Cam. Girl he is just dow -
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Keshi, two words, Von Miller!!! That man is beautiful. This a great picture, lov -
Alice:
All I have to say is Von Miller!!!
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