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What-If Wednesday: Restructuring College Football in 1992 with the 24-Team Playoff
With Big Ten Conference commissioner Tony Petitti doubling down on his desire for a 24-team College Football Playoff, postseason doomsdayers appear to be on the precipice of again being proven correct. Unfortunately, Petitti’s Playoff push...
Forgotten Football Programs: An Uptempo Offense Visionary and A Baseball Legend Called St. Bonaventure Home
Legendary Major League Baseball manager John McGraw split time between Baltimore as an infielder for the original National League version of the Orioles, and in upstate New York as a student at what we today know as St. Bonaventure Universi...
On The Bluey Episode "Cricket": A Belated Fathers Day Missive
A part of the Kensing household nightly routine, once lunch-packing for the following day and toothbrushing are complete, is watching Bluey. This includes our oldest — who, despite just turning 12 and thus being on the cusp of those angsty,...
Jalen Brunson and the Elite Collection of College Stars Turned NBA Finals MVP
In leading the New York Knicks to the 2026 NBA championship, Jalen Brunson ended one of the league’s longest title droughts at 53 years. His performance over New York’s dominant, 4-1 series win against San Antonio ranks among the most impre...
2025-26 College Basketball Epilogue, Chapter 3: The Impact from the Freshman Class of 2026
When the NBA instituted an age limit 20 years ago, the influx of prospects who might have otherwise jumped straight from high school to the pros into the college game fundamentally reshaped the college-hoops landscape.
Freshmen became the...
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