WASHINGTON - MARCH 17: Former Oakland Athletics and Texas Rangers player Jose Canseco (C, top) listens to testimony March 17, 2005 for a House Committee session that is investigating Major League Baseball efforts to eradicate steroid use in Washington, DC. (L-R) Baltimore Orioles Sammy Sosa, Sosa's translator Patricia Rosell, former St. Louis Cardinals Mark McGwire, Baltimore Orioles Rafael Palmeiro, and Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling listen as well. Major League Baseball (MLB) Commissioner Allan 'Bud' Selig will give testimony regarding MLB?s efforts to eradicate steriod usage among its players. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Scared of Needles: Did Jose Canseco Save MLB?

By Devon Teeple (Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images)

First of Many Things That Grind My Gears In Sports: Politics In Sports

by Bryan Flynn

There are things in sports that do not belong. For each person these things are different. We all see the world from different angles and points of view. While no one has the definitive answer to which view is right, everyone has a right to their opinion Read More »
Congress Should Keep Its Hands Off College Football

by Todd Fleming

The big news in college football this week was that Congress was holding hearings on the BCS with the design of forcing a Division I-A college playoff. While I’d love to see a college playoff, this is an outrage... Read More »
Major League Baseball and Steroids: Step Aside, Mr. Senator

by Brett Deckert

Alex Rodriguez tested positive for steroids in 2003. Golly gee wilikers, the world must be ending. I say we stop right now and forget this baseball thing ever happened... Read More »
BCS, Y'all Just Got Served.

by Scott Pusich

I won't go into the details of my own objections to the "Broken Championship System", or my suggestions for righting the misguided ship of FBS football; I have previous articles addressing those topics, and I don't believe in duplication... Read More »
Congressional Anti-BCS Bill Resurfaces

by David Wunderlich

Apparently Neil Abercrombie of Hawai'i and his co-sponsors Lynn Westmoreland of Georgia, Mike Simpson of Idaho, and Jim Matheson of Utah are going to be reintroducing their bill in Congress that declares the BCS an illegal restriction of trade... Read More »