he Ohio State Buckeye head football coach became the first FBS coach to ever grant an interview to a member of the GLBT press. Kudos to Tressel, who’s labeled a conservative, both on and off the field, for being open minded enough to give a shout out to us gays!
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Coach Jim Tressel is Down with the Gays
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Senior Bowl Underwear Beauty Pageant
For obvious reasons one of my favorite things to fantasize about is the weigh-in at the NFL’s annual combine in February. Hot, young, muscled, college-football jocks stripping down to their sponsored underwear and stepping on the scale, while bi-curious NFL scouts and coaches snap photos; soon to be hidden in some obscure file on [...]
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Cutcliffe Will Remain at Duke
During his introductory press conference at USC, Lane Kiffin said that Tennessee is one of the top ten coaching gigs in the country, but apparently Duke head coach and two-time former Tennessee Vol assistant David Cutcliffe doesn’t agree with the chosen one.
Cutcliffe announced today that he will remain at Duke. With Texas defensive [...]
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Blue Mountain State Premiers Tonight
OK, so I don’t expect my new favorite show, Blue Mountain State, to win any Emmys, but after watching a couple of the trailers I found myself laughing out loud. Blue Mountain State, the story of a legendary college football program premiers tonight on Spike TV at 10 PM EST and my apologies [...]
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Turnovers and Injuries Doom Texas
I’ve been disappointed in a lot of things in my life, there was Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, the guy with the big feet…well you get the point. But never had I experienced what was close to outright sports depression as when I saw Colt McCoy get knocked out of the BCS title [...]
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The Gay Sports Fans’ Guide to Texas vs Alabama
Hot, muscular, college football jocks going at it for three and a half hours tonight, whew! What else could a gay sports fan ask for? Well maybe nude football — quick someone call Bravo, I just got an idea for a new show.
OK, back to sports for a minute. Get ready [...]
Call it the Mike Leach Rule
he NCAA is considering a rule change that would allow officials to remove players from games if they show signs or symptoms of a concussion. The NFL moved recently to toughen the standards on when players are allowed to return after experiencing concussion-like symptoms.
With all of the science recently regarding the long-term effects of [...]
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The Big Wiener, er Winner
I’m not a big proponent of crowning a conference champion in college football strictly from one season’s bowl results. Fans like to beat their chests and point to the bowl results if their particular conference has fared well but I think the best conferences are those that demonstrate consistency over a number of seasons [...]
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Mike Leach is Friggin Nuts
Texas Tech University officials suspended head coach Mike Leach on Monday while the school investigated complaints from sophomore wide receiver Adam James, son of ESPN college football analyst Craig James, regarding how he was treated after being diagnosed with a concussion by team doctors.
nd so how does Tech head coach Mike Leach [...]
ESPN Hypocrisy
It must be hard getting it right 100% of the time especially when you’ve got so much live programming but I almost screamed this morning when ESPN tried to distance itself from glorifying hard football hits that lead to concussions.
While rolling on highlights of Montana’s thrilling victory over Appalachian State, ESPN’s Bob Ley [...]
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