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Preseason Top 10
The following is a list of my top 10 teams for 2006. This is not indicative of how I think they will finish, but strictly, who I think is strongest heading into the season.
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 10 comments -
The Meaningless Debate Over Preseason #1
For the first time in years, uncertainty exists as to who will assume the throne of No. 1 when the college football polls debut.
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 4 comments -
Is Tiger Woods Healthy for Golf?
Michael Bell argues that Tiger Woods is not healthy for the game of Golf.
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 1 comments -
This Just In: Back Flips Get You in the HOF!
If Ozzie Smith is in the HOF, then you almost have to vote Omar Vizquel in. Vizquel has not only superior offensive statistics, but superior DEFENSIVE statistics as well.
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 0 comments -
Federer the Great
The debate over the greatest golfer ever continues unabated, while another is just beginning: is Roger Federer the best to ever play men's tennis?
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 0 comments -
LBJ
Why such a big deal over LBJ this weekend? In case you weren't watching, he's been doing this for the 2nd half of the season. Oh yeah, and that Kobe Bryant MVP campaign isn't looking so good right now.
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 0 comments -
Weis
USC better savor their victory last year over ND, it may be the last for awhile. With Weis getting his own players, ND's college football dominance could get comical. Victory 1: Stealing the best high school player from their own backyard
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 0 comments -
Cheating in Baseball
Talking steroids with Michael Bell.
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 2 comments -
Tiger's 2005 Taken For Granted
Michael Bell tells us just how good of a season Tiger had in 2005.
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 0 comments -
Players Returning From Injuries
Yesterday, Tedy Bruschi practiced with the New England Patriots, eight months after suffering a mild stroke. A handful of highly qualified doctors cleared him to play, and so the heart and soul of the Pats defense returns to the job which he loves so much
Written by Michael Bell about over 2 years ago 1 comments
