Posted on 24 September 2008 by Tim Bucher
After convincing victories over two division rivals, the Green Bay Packers had reason to be flying high. But on Sunday night, the Dallas Cowboys pulled the Packers back to reality, putting together a bruising ground game and upending Green Bay 27-16. Dallas running back, Marion “the Barbarian” Barber overpowered the Packers, using brute force [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 10 September 2008 by Tim Bucher
What was supposed to be a nostalgic night spent reminiscing about the past and paying deference to one of the best NFL quarterbacks of all time, instead became a night spent looking towards the future and more importantly, the present. Continue Reading
Posted on 10 September 2008 by Paul Nadolski
One of the most anticipated games of the year is coming up this weekend when No. 3 Ohio State plays No. 1 University of Southern California in Los Angeles. There are not many instances during a college football season that two top five teams play each other so early in a season without belonging to the same conference. Continue Reading
Posted on 16 April 2008 by Paul Nadolski
April 26 is an important day for football fans: the NFL draft. What does this mean for the two most important teams in the NFL, the Bears and the Packers? Both teams have needs and have waited until the draft to fill most of them. Let’s first look at the needs of the Packers. The Packers have [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 13 March 2008 by Paul Nadolski
College football is one the most exciting sports in the nation. Just look at this year, with an upset virtually every week. This got me to thinking, why doesn’t Marquette have a football team? Marquette decided to cut the football team after the 1960 season since the team had not had a winning season since 1953 [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 10 December 2006 by Justin Phillips
With the Packers out of the playoff race and 3 weeks left in the season is there anything for Packer fans to look forward to? Yes. Of course, when any team is out of playoff contention it is always popular to root for a high draft pick. You could turn your attention to [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 November 2006 by Patrick Kurish
With the college football season about 75 percent over, it is that magical time of year once again: bowl season. Who will be playing where? Who will be the BCS’s blunder be this year? All will be answered in due time. For now we can do nothing but speculate, and to be honest, that is [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 November 2006 by Luke Fuller
Here we are in our 20s, and our generation is still lacking its signature rivalry. Our parents were in their twenties for the epic trilogy between Ali and Frasier as well as the glorious days of Magic and Bird following the 1979 NCAA title game. Sure, we had Sosa-McGwire for a few summers in our [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 November 2006 by Cassie Kowaleski
Before the season, the Miami Dolphins and Arizona Cardinals were popular sleeper picks by the “experts” to be Super Bowl teams this season. They are a combined 3-13 through week nine. Pittsburgh, last year’s Super Bowl champion, is 2-6. Spontaneity is what makes sports exciting, and the NFL’s parity gives it an anything-can-happen atmosphere that [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 November 2006 by Paul Nadolski
Brian, it is easy to be a homer. Picking a team from your home state is the simple way out. Why don’t you try making an original move? And besides that, how can you compete with a team whose mascott is a nut? Thats right. A buckeye is nut. November 18th should be a day [...] Continue Reading
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