The Steelers are 1-3 and are lucky not to be 0-4. The conversation around the team had been about the quarterback position. Average veteran Mitch Trubisky vs. Kenny Pickett, the Pitt guy that many want to be the next franchise … Continue reading QB Debate Overshadows Bad Steelers Defense
Week 2 of college football was nuts. It took me back to 2007 when all hell broke loss, starting with then-FCS Appalachian State handing No. 5 Michigan one of the worst losses in its history, getting paid to block a … Continue reading The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Holy Cross and Sun Belt Edition!
As alliances are broken and more prominent programs are moving to new conferences within the next two to three years, ultimately setting the stage for super conferences to emerge in college football, the outlier that you either love or hate … Continue reading Money Will Prolong or End Notre Dame’s Football Independence
Welcome to the first edition (or first attempt) at doing a video blog. This one is about Super Bowl LVI and how excited the city of Cincinnati has been with the two-week build-up to the Big Game in Los Angeles … Continue reading Video Blog: Super Bowl Week in Cincinnati
I was born on June 14, 1989. The Bengals played in their last Super Bowl on January 22 of that year. As someone who grew up in Pittsburgh, I’m reminded of the line in the Jimmy Pol Steelers Super Bowl … Continue reading The Bengals Run to the Super Bowl Through the Eyes of a Steelers fan in Cincinnati
The 2021 college football season may have some notes of 2007, but it is not there yet. We are in season eight of the College Football Playoff format, and a Group of 5 team is not just on the outside … Continue reading Now No. 2, Cincinnati a True Playoff Contender, with No Room For Error
With college athletes now allowed to make money off their name, image and likeness (N.I.L.), more money is flowing in. For college football, money matters more than anything. Oh, wait. You thought I was going to say tradition? You’re adorable! … Continue reading Mix & Match Monday: If Amateurism is Dead, Might as Well Put Tradition Out of Its Misery
After the pandemic put a damper on the summer of 2020, this summer will be closer to normal. The only problem is, it coincides with the emergence of Brood X Cicadas in my area. Originally, I thought “meh, I’ve seen … Continue reading Mix & Match Monday: OK, These Cicadas Suck
If you have ever taken a walk around Notre Dame Stadium, there are statues of Notre Dame coaches Knute Rockne, Frank Leahy, Ara Parseghian, Dan Devine and Lou Holtz. What do these men have in common? Simple, they all won … Continue reading For Brian Kelly, His Success at Notre Dame is Graded on Championships
Well, we’re almost through the first month of 2020. I hope you’re pacing yourself. It’s going to be a bumpy year. We got an impeachment trial underway in the Senate and caucuses and primaries on the horizon after Punxsutawney Phil … Continue reading The “Meh” Sports Weekend
SEAN GALLAGHER HAS THOUGHTS 