Archive for the 'Football' Category

The Aints Are No More

Monday, February 8th, 2010

44 years of anguish were dissolved Sunday night as the final seconds ticked off the clock and the New Orleans Saints hoisted their first Lombardi Trophy in franchise history. After years of sub-6 win seasons and whiffs at making the playoffs, the Saints knew that things could be better this year with new defensive coordinator [...]

Super Bowl XLIV Preview

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

Super Bowl XLIV is abundance of firsts on the New Orleans Saints’ side of things. This year marks the first time in the franchise’s 43 years that they have gone to the Super Bowl. For all but three of the players and coaches, it is their first time at the big game as well. But [...]

7th-Grader Says It Will Be USC

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

Days after securing his class of 2010 football recruiting class, USC Trojan’s new head coach has already begun to turn his attention to the class of 2015. 13-year-old Red Lion Christian Academy middle school quarterback David Sills of Bear, Delaware gave a verbal commitment to Kiffin and the Trojans late Thursday evening. The 13 year [...]

Manning Carries Colts to Miami

Monday, January 25th, 2010

After the Colts and kicker Matt Stover scored the first 3 points of the game, the new York Jets decided that they were going to take over the game. And that they did, going on a 17-3 with Mark Sanchez at the helm. The first Jet score came on an 80-yard busted coverage pass play [...]

J-E-T-S Jets, Jets, Jets

Monday, January 18th, 2010

Needing to win their final two games, with a little help, to get into the playoffs, the New York Jets traveled to Indianapolis and beat a Colts team that only played their starters for a half. They then waxed a Cincinatti team that was also resting some guys by a score of 37-0. So here [...]

Colts Pummel Baltimore 20-3

Sunday, January 17th, 2010

After both teams got off to sluggish starts on the offensive side of the ball, the Indianapolis Colts’ defense showed that a little rest and relaxation can be a good thing. After Baltimore’s field goal in the first quarter of action, the Colts’ defense did not allow another score and did an excellent job containing [...]

NFL Playoffs Divisional Round

Saturday, January 16th, 2010

With a slew of exciting, as well as surprising games in last week’s Wild Card round of the 2009-2010 NFl playoffs, the second week promises to be just as entertaining as the first. This round should provide just as much excitement, as some of the NFL’s top offenses are still around. New Orleans, Dallas, Minnesota, [...]

Arizona Ousts Green Bay in Overtime 51-45

Monday, January 11th, 2010

After 90 combined points, 13 touchdowns, 1,024 total yards, and 62 first downs, what are the odds that the game-winning score would come off of an interception that bounced off the quarterback’s foot? With 13:42 left in the overtime period, Aaron Rodgers dropped back in the pocket and began to progress through his reads against [...]

Baltimore Obliterates New England

Monday, January 11th, 2010

Despite the inept passing game, the Baltimore Ravens defeated the New England Patriots by rushing for 234 yards and all the Ravens’ touchdowns. By the time the Patriots looked at the scoreboard after the first 5 minutes of the game ticked away, they were already down 14-0. Having never lost a playoff game at home, [...]

Wisconsin Slays #4 Purdue

Saturday, January 9th, 2010

As one of the only undefeated teams left in college basketball, the Purdue Boilermakers came into their match-up with the Wisconsin Badgers feeling good about themselves as a team as well as in the polls. The Badgers were out to change that. Jordan Taylor led the charge for Wisconsin, as he dropped 23 points in [...]