NHL Monday Ice Time 3.31.14
Well done March. You produced a fine tournament of hoops so far and in the meantime have us ready for playoff hoops and hockey in April. If yesterday’s Michigan/UK game […]
Monthly Archives: March 2014
Young College Stars: Listen to Magic and Sir Charles
(Written By Tom Shanahan) Thank you, Magic and Sir Charles. Now if only young college basketball stars will listen to you instead of agents, shoe company representatives and recruiting services. With the […]
TC’s 2014 NFL Mock Draft v3.0
We are less than two months away from the 2014 NFL Draft now, and the pieces are starting to fall in place. The past two weeks of free agency haven’t […]
Michigan State Returns to Jud’s Home
(Written By Tom Shanahan) Michigan State is playing in Jud Heathcote’s backyard for the Spartans’ opening game of the NCAA tournament for the second time in five years, but he’s […]
No Need For Jabari, Michigan State Thrives with Dawson
(Written By Tom Shanahan) Ah, now we know what Duke freshman Jabari Parker meant when he said Branden Dawson’s presence on Michigan State’s roster was one reason he chose the […]
Dickie V at Work: The Dumbing Down of America
(Written By Tom Shanahan) Mercifully, another year enduring Dick Vitale broadcasts and wondering how he became famous has wrapped up. He reminds me of the cultural trend known as the […]
College Hoop Seniors Serve Kentucky with Reality
(Written By Tom Shanahan) The calendar says four months ago Kentucky ranked as the preseason No. 1 team based solely on a recruiting class that was preposterously labeled the best in […]
NHL Tuesday Morning Ice Time 3.11.14
The trade deadline came and went and there were many winners and losers. The main story coming from the winning side is the addition of Ryan Miller to an already […]
Clinton Jones Long Overdue for College Hall of Fame
(Written By Tom Shanahan) Michigan State football fans rejoiced for two reasons last May when Percy Snow was voted into the College Football Hall of Fame: — 1) The 1989 […]
Stanford’s Two-Sport Man Pursues NFL Draft
(Written By Tom Shanahan) Beano Cook, the late football historian, publicist extraordinaire and TV/radio personality, would have loved Tyler Gaffney. The former Stanford running back would have captured his football-shaped […]
