The Top 10 Articles I've Read on Bleacher Report That You Should Know About

I've been a member of Bleacher Report for well over a year now and there have been a number of articles that have stuck in my mind. So, I decided to take a look at the top 10 articles I've read on Bleacher Report.

Some of the stories were inspirational and others were more focused on educating the readers on a particular subject.

Number 10: Zander Freund

Freund's article went into detail on the decision not to invite Graham Harrell to the Heisman Trophy ceremony even though Harrell was one of the four leading candidates for the award.

Here's the link to the article http://bleacherreport.com/articles/91884-national-disgrace-graham-harrell-told-to-stay-home-on-heisman-night

Number 9: Cameon Shiflett

Shiflett wrote an article on how colleges are now visiting local hospitals to gain motivation for a big game. She uses the example of Ciron Black and tells his story.

While Shiflett may have used only one example it was definitely powerful. Similar situations can be found in all varieties of sport. The story of what the Portland Trailblazers did for a dying fan or how Kurt Suzuki and Orlando Cabrera helped raise money for Jon Wilhite, the only survivor of the car crash that killed Angles pitcher Nick Adenhardt.

Number 8: Blaine Spence

Spence's article started out as a tribute to Bill Walsh and other athletes who have battled cancer. The article also shed light on Relay for Life.

To read more here's the link to the article http://bleacherreport.com/articles/182116-fallen-san-francisco-49ers-et-al

Number 7: Andrew Nuschler

Nuschler does a great job of analyzing what is wrong with the NBA. He also identifies what makes the NBA so hard to watch.

I suggest that you check the article out and here is the link http://bleacherreport.com/articles/178911-the-nba-is-almost-unwatchable-and-only-lebron-james-seems-to-care

Number 6: Graham

Graham did an excellent job of analyzing NBA legend Bill Russell and his 11 championship rings.

Here's a link to part one http://bleacherreport.com/articles/227600-the-man-behind-the-rings-the-story-of-bill-russell-pt1

Number 5: Hotnuke's

Hotnuke's article is in response to what we hear in regards to big games in sports. It challenges the use of certain words to emphasize the intense competition of a game.

Here's the link to the article http://bleacherreport.com/articles/288145-sports-veterans-day-reflect-understand-and-soften-your-heart

Number 4: Bryn Swartz's

It's not everyday that a long distance runner makes any kind of headlines.

It actually seems that the most press running has gotten recently was when the three people died in a half marathon race in Detroit, MI.

This article addresses the "Best Athlete You've Never Heard Of."

Here's the link to the article http://bleacherreport.com/articles/158847-the-greatest-athlete-youve-never-heard-of

Number 3: Leroy Watson's

Watson does a great job of telling the story of a tragic event in the life of Glenn Cunningham.

It is quite the inspirational story

Here's the link to it. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/198249-forgotten-stories-of-courage-and-inspiration-glenn-cunningham

Number 2: Lisa Horne's

This article addresses the issue of women interviewing players in the locker room.

Part of what made the article so interesting was that Horne used her own experience when writing the article.

To read the article here is the link http://bleacherreport.com/articles/111519-female-reporters-in-the-locker-room-does-it-work

Number 1: Jonny Solovy's

As you may guess this article is a reflection piece about what it meant to his grandfather when the Boston Red Sox were able to win a World Series.

There's much more to the article then just that and so here's the link http://bleacherreport.com/articles/68697-a-grandsons-reflection