Alex Golesh made a very good impression at SEC Media Days in front of local, state and national media. His answers were forthright and genuinely thoughtful. I continue to say this, but it continues to be true. I like Golesh more and more ever…
When I got the notification last week my pick for the greatest basketball player of all time was going to become a Philadelphia 76er, to say I was speechless would be an understatement. James’ final free agency saga was interesting to me for …
On Wednesday, July 22, it was my anniversary. Not with my girlfriend or anything, just the other important part of my life that takes up most of my time — work.
I know y’all know when I mean when I say I can’t wait a moment longer for the college football season. I crave the sweaty, oppressive humidity of a Texas Saturday afternoon, walking across the Forty Acres in my boots, ignorant to the ache in …
SEC Media Days marks the unofficial beginning of football season. Well, at least it kicks off the beginning of “talking season” and that’s about as much fun as you can have without 100 yards of green grass and a pigskin.
Respect is something that everyone should value highly. Just like in a court of law, respect is something granted upon first impression and earned in every following interaction; innocent until proven guilty, respected until proven unworthy.
SEC Media Days will begin next week in Tampa, FL and I might finally have something substantive to talk about. This will be Alex Golesh’s first opportunity to experience the unique blend of chaos and splendor that is “Media Days.”
With all of the hype around the World Cup, plus the hype around college football and the NFL building, this offseason’s NBA free agency has seemed to fly under the radar. The 2025-26 NBA season was easily one of the most exciting in years. The San Antonio Spurs blazed to a finals appearance,…
Most of y’all probably have not noticed, but I disappeared for the last week. For those wondering, I was on vacation. I went to Savannah, Georgia, visited Tybee Island (got burnt) and walked way too much over just a few days. And although not…
Here in America, we are constantly debating about our greatest athletes: Lebron or Michael in basketball, as Victor Wembanyama quickly builds his case; Brady or Montana or Jim Thorpe in football; Babe Ruth or Barry Bonds in baseball.
It seems like half of the articles I write these days revolve around everything that is wrong with college athletics. With the implementation of the transfer portal and NIL, college football has become the embodiment of Thunderdome. There are…
If you have ever seen proper discourse on social media between us, freedom-loving Americans and those scoundrels across the pond, it’s a lot of bickering between the two. Brits go for the low blows on controversial topics, while we Americans …
It’s hard to believe a year ago I packed my car full to the brim and made the 10-hour drive to Wetumpka. It’s hard to imagine that version of myself, painfully optimistic yet full of conviction. I didn’t bear the weight of any doubt; I was to…
Another Auburn baseball season that was filled with anticipation, expectation and numerous accolades has ended in disappointment. The Tigers fell to the Ole Miss Rebels over the weekend in front of a record crowd at Plainsman Park.
I just love when things get exciting in the middle of the week. Fresh after completing my column that ran in Wednesday’s Outlook, filling in for Andy Graham, who is on a much-needed vacation. I immediately saw upwards of 10 notifications from…
I’ve never been much of a gamer. I tried all the games, but they rarely ever stuck for me. It does not mean I do not see the appeal of certain games; they just did not stick. I fell into the sports genre mostly, shocking, coming from the spor…
Hey guys, I’m back. I feel as though I’ve been absent from my work. Although all I’ve been doing for two weeks is sit in my red chair and watch softball for an absurd amount of time for work. I have not seen my coworkers in what feels like ag…
