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Andrew's Bio
I’ve been involved in sports from my youth, playing organized sports such as little league baseball, football, basketball, and track and field. Basketball became the main event during college, but as reality set in that I would not be the number one draft pick in the NBA, my dream culminated into refereeing and coaching the game in later years.
Even as I delved into my business career, keeping abreast of the professional and collegiate sports world continued to be my ardent pursuit. I also realized that I still retained my competitive zeal. This has been fulfilled on the golf course and tennis courts.
My interest in sports has grown to include analysis of the players and their arena. The sports world has evolved over the years, producing bigger and faster athletes, higher salaries, etc., yet some things never change. The complexities of our athletes, their coaches and managers, and of course the fans, make for news that runs the gamut of our emotions. Yet isn’t that what it’s all about - not just the game but the people, the ones who profile the games.
• What gets our athletes motivated?
• How is the sports world affecting America?
• What do the fans really want?
• Why don’t the most talented teams win all the time?
These are some of the issues I address. I trust you will find my perspective to be challenging, and thought provoking. I welcome your thoughts and comments.
Andrew's Recent Articles
Andrew Writes About
- NBA (23),
- San Antonio Spurs (16),
- Editorial (15),
- NBA Playoffs (14),
- NBA Beat Writers (13),
- Game Recap (13),
- Preview/Prediction (12),
- NBA Southwest (12)
- SEC Notes: Is LSU The Forgotten Team? was edited by Saraswathi Sirigina
- Andrew Tonge wrote SEC Notes: Is LSU The Forgotten Team?
- Andrew Tonge wrote Alabama Routs Clemson 34-10: What Does This Mean For The ACC And SEC?
- Andrew Tonge wrote New York Mets & Milwaukee Brewers: Different Teams, Same Issues
- Andrew Tonge wrote NFL Week Five Previews And Predictions
- Andrew Tonge wrote NFL Wild Card Weekend: Will Home Underdogs Prevail, or Will Road Favorites Rule?
- NFL Wild Card Weekend: Will Home Underdogs Prevail, or Will Road Favorites Rule? was edited by Andrew Tonge
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The Short List What Andrew thinks about sport's most pressing questions
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Favorite Athletes
Chris Paul, Ben Rothlesberger, Tiger Woods,
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Favorite Sports Teams
Steelers, Mets, Knicks, Georgetown Hoyas
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Favorite Coaches
Jerry Sloan, Bobby Bowden, Chuck Noll, Bill Cower
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All Time Sports Moment
Emmaculate reception by Franco Harris to beat the Raiders
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Ruth or Mays?
Mays
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Unitas or Montana?
Montana
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Jordan or Russell?
Jordan
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Gretzky or Orr?
Gretzky
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Pele or Maradona?
Pele
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Federer or Sampras?
Federer
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Tiger or Nicklaus?
Tiger
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Petty or Earnhardt?
Earnhardt
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Pac 10, Big 12, Big 10, SEC, ACC, or Big East?
For Basketball, it has to be the Big East. After bringing in Louisville and DePaul with what they had before their conference is as deep as they come, no disrespect to the ACC. For football, it has to be the SEC. From top to bottom it is the most competitive conference. No team can afford to take a week off and not show up. It's not that none of them can lose to another team out of the conference, but they are so deep as far as good teams go that it is very difficult for one of them to go undefeated or end up with 1 loss.







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