Game Recap Top Writers

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I'm a huge tennis fan. I coach, play and write about tennis for a living. I travel and try to catch as much live action as possible, and I also host the No. 1 tennis radio/podcast on iTunes for TennisConnected.com. My content has been featured on theatpworldtour.com, and tennis.com.

The clay season is my favorite time of year, and I enjoy sharing my passion with as many people as possible.

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I'm a sports enthusiast in the purest form. I love any sport, especially college football. I enjoy writing about sports almost as much as I do watching them. I love getting any kind of feedback on my articles and want to continue to improve as I go along. Don't be shy about leaving comments, I will do my best to get back to them within the day. I especially appreciate any critiquing on my writing style I receive, so feel free to leave some.

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Michael Fitzpatrick is from the New York area and played Division-I college sports.
Michael holds BA and MBA degrees and has had opinion articles printed in several newspapers.

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Statistician on NY Islanders telecasts since 1982

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Currently a Community Leader and Featured Columnist for BR covering the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Blackhawks.

Wrote my 600th article on November 10, 2009!
Surpassed 300,000 reads on October 28, 2009!

Interviewed Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade for B/R.

Passionate about Chicago sports. Has attended an NHL, MLB, NBA, and NFL playoff games in Chicago, as well as the NCAA tournament, the Rose Bowl, and the 2009 NHL Winter Classic at Wrigley Field. Has road tripped to see the Cubs, White Sox, Bears and Blackhawks in eight different states.

Current Chicago Blackhawks season ticket holder; committed to the Indian. Check out my Chicago Blackhawks Blog - CommittedIndians.com - for all of the latest news and notes on the Hawks.

A third generation Cubs fan raising a fourth who appre...

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Choose Football. Choose a team. Choose a vocation. Choose a family. Choose a stadium, choose bad catering, no leg room, whingeing glory seekers and cynical die-hards. Choose wing wizardry, midfield dynamos, and twenty a season strikers. Choose fixed interest season ticket repayments. Choose your seat. Choose your friends. Choose over-priced replica kits and matching accessories. Choose a reserve team striker on loan from a range of bigger clubs. Choose going out on the lash after the game and wondering who the hell you are on a Sunday morning. Choose sitting on that couch watching mind-numbing, spirit-crushing grand slam Sundays, stuffing junk food into your mouth. Choose going home and away til the end of it all, pishing your last on a miserable terrace, nothing more than an embarrassm...

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Tom is a former sports writer for the Tampa Tribune. He spent 10 years covering Florida State football, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the PGA Tour. He won two national writing awards from the Golf Writers Association of America.

During his Tribune days, he had personal interviews with Jack Nicklaus, Muhammad Ali, Bear Bryant, Don Shula, and a long list of legendary athletes. During the 1979 Florida State football season, coach Bobby Bowden dubbed Edrington his "personal good-luck charm." It was an incredible season for FSU and culminated with the national championship game in the old Miami Orange Bowl where the Seminoles were defeated by the Barry Switzer-coached Oklahoma squad led by Heismann Trophy winner Billy Sims.

Tom was fortunate to chronicle at least half of J...

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Erick Blasco is a 21-year-old college student attending Brooklyn College on a full scholarship. He is majoring in TV/Radio and minoring in English with the hopes of someday becoming a professional basketball analyst.

Erick is a lifelong NBA fan who loves not only the awe-inspiring talents of NBA players, but also the strategic chess matches between a team trying to maximize its strengths, while attacking its opponent's weaknesses.

Besides writing for Bleacherreport.com, he freelances for the daily newspaper amNewYork, and he posts his bleacherreport articles on OTRBasketball.com, and on ballerblogger.com.

Erick is a huge Florida Gators fan who is basking in the success of the school's recent football and basketball championships.

Erick is an encyclopedia of Simpsons quotes, ...

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I Publish <a href="http://www.oddsbet.co.uk/">Betting Odds</a> and <a href="http://oddsbet.typepad.com/odds-bet/">Sports News and Odds</a>
Cricket and tennis are both sports that I am passionate about, in addition to this I have a Love for writing, I have been lucky enough to do some freelance work for Cricketworld.com where I have been lucky enough to write about important matches and interview some of the best players on the planet

I have joined B R to hopefully get some more exposure and to see some of the work of other talented up coming writers as well!

Number 1 in Tennis and Cricket, you little beauty :-)

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I have been writing about hockey and sports in general for 5 years. I have contributed to The Toronto Sun (Fan fare), crucialsports.com, fantasyhockey.com, illegalcurve.com and Blogger.com. My Jeremy Roenick and Wayne Gretzky articles were featured at CBSsports.com and, more recently, I have had several articles posted at NHL.com in the Fans section and the Social sections. I just completed my first interview with Alex Ovechkin, which was very cool! Became a top TEN Hockey Writer on B/R on September 26th, 2009, and have been ranked as high as #1. Recently I became a Featured Writer with B/R and have been given the challenge of covering the Philadelphia Flyers for the 2009-10 season. I am currently featured at www.tosports.ca.- check it out when you have some time, great site! I am Insig...

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Speculative Fiction author JC De La Torre was born on September 4th, 1973 in Tampa, Florida. Author of the critically acclaimed underground success Ancient Rising, De La Torre has a special relationship with his fans, whom the author says he "loves dearly", and makes himself available to them via his website (http://www.jcdelatorre.com) and email. De La Torre has a passionate interest in Speculative fiction - including Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror, the Occult, Alternative History, and strange, amazing worlds. His writing will include all of these sub-genres and other interesting excursions. De La Torre also has a keen love for sports including american football (both professional and collegiate), NHL hockey, Major League Baseball, and college basketball.

De La Torre's latest wor...

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Rocket of All Habs - nominated for the Glenn Anderson Leadership in Writing Award.
HockeyBarn Online Hockey Writers Awards 2008-09

"Undeniably the most inclusive blog for anything that has to do with the Montreal Canadiens. In season, you can count on pre-game reports and post-game wrap ups. Always has current injury reports so you know who to expect on the ice. In-depth look at the business end of the Habs, as well. Very knowledgeable in all aspects of the sport. Truly the only source needed for Canadiens hockey news and information. Professionally written and an easy read."

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Massive F1 and WRC fan studying History at Southampton University. I would say I am a Brawn GP fanatic! But I also like Renault and Ferrari, Toyota were my favourite WRC team, then Subaru, now well I guess it's out of Ford and Citroen!? (Ford win it as I passed my test in a Focus, and Mikko is my favourite driver). I also love Tennis, Rafael Nadal and Ana Ivanovic are my favourite players. Raffa, because he is probably the nicest guy in the world...and Ana because she is probably the best looking sportswoman! (but she is also really nice and a great player). Finally, Tottenham is my Soccer team.

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First off, thank you for reading my articles. I hope you enjoy them and in some ways learn something new. I write about NASCAR. I love the sport as much as I love my family, they would say I love it more. I enjoy following the NASCAR Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series as well as the NASCAR Sprint Cup series. There is no better feeling than 43 cars whizzing by you at close to 200mph.

I also write for numerous other sites that include www.fanhuddle.com/nascar ; skirts and scuff-an all female writers NASCAR site. www.fanzonesports.com (this starts at Daytona) I do write for Foxsports community. If you would like to contact me, you can email me at prodnascar@gmail.com (see even my email is all about nascar).

A little about myself. I am 23 years old. I am mass communications m...

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I am just a huge hockey fan with a bit of spare time on my hands and decided to try writing for fun. I am no professional. But it is just something to do for fun. I hope you guys and gals enjoy. Send me your feedback weather good or bad. Thanks.

I have also recently added a website to one of my other hobbies photography.
http://rvsportsphotos.carbonmade.com/

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I'm a Double Domer with a strong interest for Fighting Irish football. I specialize in the numbers, meaning I track statistics and the schematic chess matches that go on during the games. I also write editorials about whatever piques my interest. Finally, I have my own college football computer ranking system which can be found at http://ClashmoreMike.com where I write.

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6 foot tall hairy Jew... unguardable... creamy jumpshot, big frame, hops... don't even try to stop me

Credentials:
PhD of Dunks
Sweet Baby Ray's Spokesman
Heinz Ketchup Model

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The original Green Bay Packers and San Jose Sharks Community Leader was born in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, attended University Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and lives in San Francisco, California. He's been working for non-profits since 1992 and the performing arts since 1994.

Used to be a huge baseball fan, but was turned off by the imbalance of payrolls; used to be a huge basketball fan, but was turned off by an imbalance of officiating. Now it's first and foremost NFL and NHL, followed by college football, basketball, and hockey. If you belittle someone, suggest they are dumb for holding their opinion or suggest it does not belong in print, expect MJ to respond as a hockey enforcer!

Two articles from here were featured internationally, on CBSsports.com and FoxSports.com. Also a paid write...

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Tim Cary is 26 years old, lives in Springfield, Ohio, and has covered college football from the Illinois, Louisville, Ohio State, and Purdue press boxes for Bleacher Report.

Tim's articles have been featured on CBSSports.com &amp; FOXSports.com, linked on ChicagoTribune.com &amp; NYTimes.com, and syndicated to FirstandBigTen.com, among others.

Tim has also written for TheSportsBusinessExchange.com, StadiumJourney.com, and LWL-OurTown.com.

Tim serves as Purdue Football featured columnist and Purdue Basketball featured columnist for Bleacher Report. He covered the 2009 Big Ten men's basketball tournament for B/R and CBSSports.com from Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana.

In addition to his B/R projects, Tim works for STATS, LLC providing live, in-game soccer...

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TCU Grad December of 2008
BS in Broadcast Journalism
Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia

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On May 16, 2009, I took a walk on to a stage and was given a green degree case (still waiting for the actual piece of paper in the mail, by the way) that signified the end of a five-year journey. I can now say I am a graduate of Humboldt State University. I was a member of the HSU men's soccer team for two seasons while manning the pipes for the Jacks (even though I never officially got in a game).

I am one of the community leaders for two great sections: San Francisco Giants and Serie A.

I am a baseball purist and root for my beloved San Francisco Giants every day of the year, no matter how they are doing in the standings. You challenge that? Check my wardrobe.

I do pray to Saint Lincecum every fifth day.

We like to establish our dominance with a fastball. We pitch inside w...

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Sports is one of many loves. I'm the senior editor for the Bear Zone (MercerBears.blogspot.com) and a columnist for Mercer University's Cluster Newspaper. I also work for Mercer Athletics and the Atlantic Sun Conference broadcasting games through webcasts on ASun.TV

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Have been following and/or covering sports since 1970 -- with an emphasis on the Motor City. Currently a freelance writer and contributor to www.thebaseballpage.com. You can read more of me at www.thegregger63.wordpress.com, and my NEW dot com: www.GregEno.com!

Follow me on Twitter!
www.twitter.com/GregEno

Friend me on Facebook!
www.facebook.com/greg.eno

Listen to me every Monday night at 11pm ET as I co-host "The Knee Jerks" on Blog Talk Radio!
www.blogtalkradio.com/thekneejerks

**MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2009 will be the next LIVE episode of "The Knee Jerks" on Blog Talk Radio! Join us as we give a post-mortem on U-M and MSU football! Our guests will be Andy Reid, sports editor of the Michigan Daily (U-M's school newspaper), and someone TBD to discuss...

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Editor of Barking Carnival (http://www.barkingcarnival.com)

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I am an avid fan of baseball, basketball and football who is interested in the bleacher report and writing to comment on the sports that I love and the impact of those sports on our society. If I continue to enjoy writing articles for b/r maybe I will get motivated enough to try writing all the time. Feedback on what you like (as well as don't like) are appreciated.

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Alumnus of Northwestern University (2005, BS in Chemical Engineering from the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science) and avid Northwestern football fan. Was 5-year member of Northwestern University Marching Band (NUMB), 2000-2004. I've been writing about Northwestern football since 2006 at HailToPurple and look forward to providing balanced commentary on Wildcats football.

HailToPurple: http://www.hailtopurple.com/jhodges/

Twitter: http://twitter.com/hailtopurple

E-Mail: j-hodges@alumni.northwestern.edu

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I am a 20-year-old student currently studying Legal Science and Italian in Galway. However upon completion of my BA degree I wish to pursue a career in journalism. I grew up in Hampshire but have lived in the motherland for the past 10 years. A loyal Liverpool fan since a toddler, I must admit to having a soft spot for my local side Southampton. I try to go to Galway United games as often as possible, weather permitting of course. An avid football fan, in addition I enjoy watching tennis, rugby, cricket and athletics. As an ex rower sporting heroes include Sir Steve Redgrave, Sir Matthew Pinsent and James Cracknell. Football wise Steven Gerrard, Jamie Carragher and Fernando Torres are all inspirational to watch. I also have a keen interest in the fortunes of Andy Murray. Finally hope En...

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the cold season begins...
frigid temperatures arrive
chilling from the outside in,
freezing will and the ability to
find warmth and comfort
within reach....

On pardonne tant que l'on aime- Rochefoucauld

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Fred "The F-Bomb" Richani is an actor and columnist. Richani founded The Sports Courier with Eugene Tsvetkov in 2009. Richani has worked in the journalism field since 2006. He is currently a columnist and for 411Mania.com, everythingYNTK.com, and a syndicated writer for BleacherReport.com.

His work has been featured on CBS Sportsline, 1Wrestling.com, Pro Wrestling Torch, Gerweck.net, GOOGLE News, and USAToday.com. He has also interviewed Platinum-selling bands Blue October and OneRepublic and starred in the independent film Last Days of Simon. Richani currently resides between New York City and Philadelphia in Freehold, NJ.
For more info:

http://thesportscourier.com/
http://twitter.com/FredRichani
http://www.facebook.com/fredrichani
http://www.411mania.com/Music

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I was born in New York City and lived there until I was 18 years old. I grew up a huge Yankees, Knicks and Avalanche fan and still am to this day. After high school I attended Penn State University where I learned my appreciation for Sports Journalism and College Football (Seriously there's nothing like State College on a fall Saturday) Now in addition to writing for the Bleacher Report I'm setting up my own basketball blog..

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King J is a business man entrepreneur born and raised in Chicago who now currently resides in the
Los Angeles area.

He is the Boxing Community Leader of the Bleacher Report as well as a featured columnist.

His hobbies and interests include: boxing, kickboxing, martial arts, mma, and acting( Screen Actor's Guild Union Member). He has acted in several commercials and has done stunt work, and choreographed stunt fights as well. A former B-Boy, breakdancer who still often battles on the dance floor. He is also passionate about writing, producing, traveling and going after new challenges.

King J is currently producing a short film that has already been labeled by many MMA fans as the greatest MMA Movie ever made. He also wrote, directed and co-starred in this film. Click the Y...

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I was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio and have been a lifelong fan of the Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals.

I enjoy spending time with my family, going to see the Reds and Bengals, playing video games and watching tv. I cannot think of anything better than a night at the GABP with my family.

Please visit my blog at http://wight4256.blogspot.com.

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I am from Montreal, Quebec, Canada and I run a sports blog at overtim.blogspot.com

I played hockey since I was 5 years old both as a player and a goalie. First as a goalie for my first 5 or 6 years, then as a player for 4 years to finally go back to good old goaltending since.

Goaltending is my forte as I am currently (secretly) training for next season.

I am not talking about NHL here right off the bat, just relax hehehe...

But am sure will be looking for a pro training camp come next june/july/august. I am browsing different european leagues and north american leagues right now.

A coaching position is of course kept for later, once my physical abilities as a player will be obsolete. I am 34 years old and if Hasek can do it at 42-43ish I damn sure can for as long as h...

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Congrats to Horn, Ren, Carelli, the entire No. 33 team, Delana and Kevin Harvick, for winning both Drivers and Owners Championships and also to the Goat, J.R. and Newman for making the 2009 Truck season the best ever stats wise for KHI.

"We spend so much time sweating the small things, rather than seeing the big picture and anything is attainable when you see the whole picture."

Thank You and God Bless Fort Hood Police SGT. Kimberly Munley, for putting yourself in the line of fire and saving lives. Hope you have a speedy recovery.

I'm a avid auto racing fan, but only like the NCWTS in NASCAR, it's my favorite series these days and the series reminds me of old school NASCAR. I'm talking NASCAR 20+ years ago, like the mix of the young talent, with the wily veterans...

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I'm awesome and modest.

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Dave Nichols is a credentialed member of the media covering the Washington Capitals. He is the author of two blogs, Capitals News Network and Nationals News Network. He also covers the Washington Nationals and Washington Capitals for DCSportsBox.com.

Early in his career he spent four years in radio, working for the Baltimore Orioles, Washington Redskins and University of Maryland radio networks.

Dave is a season ticket holder for the Washington Nationals and Washington Capitals, and his wife, Cheryl, is an accomplished amateur sports photographer specializing in baseballand hockey.

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Until someone wins seven, the Steelers are tops...

I'm a long-time Steelers fan, hailing back to the glory days of the 70's when I was barely big enough to hold a football without falling over. I also live in Nashville and root for the Titans but do not confuse my loyalties: I will wear Steelers gear to a Titans-Steelers home game, sit in a seat next to my brother, scream incessantly for Pittsburgh, and won't care who says what about it.

I have grown weary of reading the "professional" reporter's articles which in my mind consistently fail to give the Steelers their due (Pete Prisco comes to mind). I have therefore decided to ensure that the GOOD in the Steelers is given equal treatment, and have become a contributor to the scene.

As a Nashville native, I also provi...

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Teacher by trade, former reporter and sports lovers.
I write about most things Duke related although I will take a stab at writing about other things if the mood strikes me. I'm a Duke fan but am not blinded by my like of the team and try to stay fairly impartial. I'm the Duke Football, yes I said football, featured columnist and also write regularly for the Duke Basketball Page.

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Die hard Washington, DC sports fan. We cover the Washington Redskins, Capitals, Wizards, and Nationals. We are also the home of the Internet's largest NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB Mock Draft Databases.

http:///www.dcprosportsreport.com

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Columbus High School, Columbus GA 75-79
University of Alabama 1979 - 1983
Medical College of Georgia 1987 - 1991
University of Louisville 1992 - 1996
University of Michigan 1996 - 97

Little Rock Arkansas 97 - present

College football is a great way to pass time and I love the drama. With that in mind, I try to keep it all in perspective. I love to listen to Rivals Radio (Bill King), only read the paper for sports and absolutely love the Crimson Tide.

Times have been tough since Stallings let go of the reins but Nick Saban is the perfect fit for Alabama and kudos to Mal for a good choice.

Love the Atlanta Braves, NE Patriots, Baltimore Ravens D, Peyton Manning fan (Eli too) and all SEC competitions. I will even watch a swim meet or tennis match if it is SEC. My wife loves...

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Hi!

I'm Barney Corkhill, the Liverpool Community Leader for Bleacher Report! Obviously that means I'm a Liverpool fan and I look forward to celebrating the league title finally coming home this season! Other than football, I like playing and watching rugby, cricket, tennis and any other sports really!

In terms of music, The Beatles are by far the greatest band of all time (fact), and it just so happens that they come from the greatest city of all time as well (fact)! I play drums and can play a lot of the Beatles songs on the piano! Anyway, this is a sports site not a music site so I'll stop there! My favourite film is Green Street - It was good enough to almost turn me into a West Ham fan for an hour and it certainly had "I'm forever blowing bubbles" in my head rather ...

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My favorite teams are the Oakland A's, Golden State Warriors, San Francisco 49ers, San Jose Sharks, and the California Golden Bears. I'm currently in New London, Connecticut at Mitchell College working on a Sports Management Degree.

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Hi, my name is Sachin Arora, and I'm from Toronto, Ontario and am a huge sports fan, and particularly enjoy the game of basketball. The Raptors are my favorite team. Every week I do a "Raptors Report" to report their events of the week. Check them out! I'm only 14, but know quite a lot about basketball and I hope to be a sports analyzer some day.

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A nerd with a fohawk.

Featured Columnist: Iowa Hawkeyes Football
Featured Columnist: Iowa Hawkeyes Basketball

I write stuff: http://www.iowahawkeyes.net/
I tweet stuff: http://twitter.com/iowahawkeyes (@iowahawkeyes)
I code stuff: http://hawkeyetweets.com/

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A simple Nascar fan from Cali trying to bring a different writing style, as well as a different perspective to our sport! I am a 25+ year fan, and have written over 750 blogs on NASCAR alone, which most of them can be found at NASCAR.com under the screen name frevr3fan. I love Saturday nights at Irwindale Speedway, which I call my second home. I’ve met alot of drivers there, Tony Stewart, Kasey Kahne, David Gilliland, JJ Yeley, Jason Leffler, Ron Hornaday, Joey Logano just to name a few. I can be very opinionated at times, because of the high energy level that NASCAR brings out in its fans. I always try to write for the sport, without being biased towards any driver or team. Every driver deserves an equal chance, and what gives us fans the right to deny them that opportunity. I also lov...

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Born and raised in Chicago. I love everything about this city and it's people. I've been into sports as long as I can remember for it was one of the few of my family's traditions.

Follow me on Twitter! http://twitter.com/njvenegas

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My name is Bryan Waters. It was clear to me that by high school, I hadn't received much fruit from the tree of athletic ability. Thankfully, my Dad taught me the maxim, "The pen is mightier than the sword." So I threw down the baseball bat and picked up a writing utensil.

I turned to writing for the school newspaper and yearbook, mostly covering sports at the then-biggest high school in the United States.

Now, 28 years after walking the plank of my high school graduation, I've returned to a first love: Sports writing.

OU Sooner faithful, don't hold it against me that I graduated from the University of Texas. Hey, in an English class at UT, I was taught that the word "out" contains both "ou" and "ut" and "ou" always comes first!

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I am a sophomore at the University of North Texas. I love sports (watching and playing). I am majoring in journalism so I'm writing articles to try to get my opinions out there and to get some experience for what I want to do when I graduate.

And to all that read and/or leave feedback on my articles, thank you so much, I really appreciate it.