Twitter: @TSBRollin

I'm a 32-year old, lifetime sports fan that just can't get enough. I've been podcasting and writing about sports for the last 2 years at http://tsbsports.net. And now I am a proud member of the B/R team. It has all been a dream come true, for me!

My passion for sports began at a very young age. Though I was born in Virginia, my oldest sister was a big North Carolina fan and got me hooked on the Tar Heels when I was just 4 years old. I remember Michael Jordan in his blues and how quickly he became my favorite player. Need I explain how I became a Bulls fan? Yeah, I wasn't just one of the front-runners that came on when they started three-peating it up. I remember a lot of bad years in Chicago! I'd also like to point out, that same sister is now a Duke fan. I still haven't figured out when she was exposed to head trauma, but we are keeping her under close watch.

Speaking of bad years in Chicago, I also became a Cubs fan at a very early age. I remember coming home from school and they were the team that was always on. It didn't take long before Ryne Sandberg, Shawon Dunston, Mark Grace, Andre "The Hawk" Dawson, Rick Sutcliffe, Greg Maddox, and Harry Caray had me hooked. That was a hell of a team, in the 80's, wasn't it? How didn't they ever win? Freakin' goat...

The Redskins are the only team I was born into. Strangely enough, I didn't get into my favorite sport until after baseball and basketball. It wasn't until Super Bowl XXII that I really got into Redskins football. To this day, those 42 unanswered points are my fondest memory of the Redskins. Super Bowl XXVI was pretty amazing, too, but it'll be hard to top that night in 1988.

Through the years, I have wanted to be an artist, an actor, and a musician (in that order). Can't fault a guy for dreaming big, right? In the end, I was led right back to my passion for sports. Two years ago, I decided to put together a cast of friends that shared my love for sports and develop our own sports podcast and website. The show has been through many changes over that time, but now we have settled in on our weekly podcast, called Happy Hour. We debate the hottest topics of the week, predict upcoming games, and hand out our Baller or Baby of the Week awards. There used to be a more colorful name for the “Baby” award, but we have started to censor ourselves to gain a broader audience. We still push the bounds of politically correct, but we just do it without the colorful wording that earns an “explicit” label.

I love debating sports with the guys, but I found writing to be an outlet to get everything I want to say out. Besides, I can't just talk about my teams on the show! The guys, and our audience, would hate me for it! After honing my sports writing skills on our website, I decided to take it a step further and join the B/R team. And now, I'm very proud to be a part of one of the greatest sports sites on the web! I love writing articles that spark a healthy debate, so I am always open to conversation. Soon enough, people will begin to realize that I am always right. It's a concept my colleagues at TSB have yet to grasp, but I have faith they will catch on, eventually, as you will too. :) Never stop dreaming.