Favorite Athletes

Derrick Brooks, Dwight Howard, Ken Griffey Jr, Mike Alstott, Josh Freeman, Ronde Barber

Favorite Sports Teams

Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tampa Bay Rays, Tampa Bay Lightning, Orlando Magic

Favorite Coaches

Tony Dungy, Greg Popovich, Mike Sciosia, Joe Maddon

All Time Sports Moment

In 2004, Ronde Barber intercepted Donovan McNabb near the end zone and ran it back 99 yards for the game sealing TD, sending my hometown Bucs to its first Super Bowl.

Most Unbreakable Sports Record

Cal Ripken's consecutive games played record (2,632 games)

Ruth or Mays?

Mays. If Ruth plays in May's era, he isn't as dominant and wouldn't have the cool pitching stats. If Mays played in Ruth's era, he would have cleared 800 home runs before turning 33. Mays was a man playing a boy's game, while Ruth was more like a ringer in a men's church softball league. That means that Ruth was far superior than his competition, but would have been destroyed by the big boys.

Unitas or Montana?

Montana. It's close, but Montana can call scoreboard with 4 rings to Unitas' 1.

Jordan or Russell?

Jordan. At one point in time, I would have said "Russell" for the purposes of standing out, but I cannot deny the otherworldly status of His Airness. Put it this way, thanks to advanced metrics becoming more and more popular, we have a slew of stats that argue that Jordan was actually underrated! If Jordan was playing today, he'd still be the greatest. If Russell was playing today, despite workout advantages and his legendary competitiveness, he'd probably still be the 4th or 5th best center.

Petty or Earnhardt?

Earnhardt. How he managed to dominate races like that, I'll never know. We will never see a guy like him again.

ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 or SEC?

I want to say the ACC. I do. But the SEC is the strongest conference overall.