In 2017 Alvin Kamara took the NFL by storm and surprise despite seeing limited action in the first 3 games and arguably being the steal of the draft by picked by the New Orleans Saints in the 3rd round. Kamara possess an uncanny ability to break tackles and is one of the most explosive players... Continue Reading →
Go Chargers Go: Sleeper Super Bowl team
Over the past seven years the AFC has been dominated by the dynamic duo of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady of the New England Patriots. Since 2011 the Patriots have won the AFC 4 times in 2011, 2014, 2016 and 2017 and have won the AFC East fifteen times since the year 2000. Many people... Continue Reading →
How advanced analytics can help determine who’s the G.O.A.T
There are only a few players in the conversation for the greatest player of All-Time in the range of about 3-4 players. With that being said as fans of the game we need to come up with a universal formula to decide hands down who is the greatest of All-Time. The formula must include relevant... Continue Reading →
Why Mikal Bridges in the next big thing in the NBA?
Why Mikal Bridges is the next big thing in the NBA? The NBA draft is a few hours away and this is one of the most versatile drafts in recent memory with the fact that many of the players in this year’s class can play multiple positions on both ends of the floor. One guy to... Continue Reading →
From Outta Nowhere: Zhaire Smith The Humbled Beast
Zhaire Smith’s story is a very interested one, coming out of high school he was a 3-star recruit ranked 194 in the country and 15th in the state of Texas. He didn’t shoot his first 3-pointer in high school as a senior. He’s always been a great athlete, but many people questioned his skill as... Continue Reading →
Is Chris Paul the most undervalued player of All-Time?
Chris Paul is arguably one of the best players and point guards to ever play in the NBA, so why is he so low on people’s All-Time PG and All-Time greats list? In 2018 The Big League had CP3 as the 14th best PG of All-Time, NBA.com has him at 13. Slam online had... Continue Reading →
Shimmy the Sham
Shimmy the Sham Texas Tech has a strategic plan they would like their athletes and faculty members to follow: win, do the right thing, and strive for excellence. Well, women’s basketball coach Shimmy Gray-Miller has done none of these things prior to coming to Texas Tech, nor has she accomplished them since she has been... Continue Reading →
The Process of Selecting Tournament Teams
The Process of Selecting Tournament Teams In just 6 days, the National College Basketball tournament will start. Before any teams book their flights and start giving out student section tickets, they have to participate in their particular conference tournament. There will be thirty-two winners from each conference that will receive an automatic bid into the... Continue Reading →
Trae “Tha Truth” Young vs “The Young Bull” Collin Sexton
The college basketball season is more than 10 games in and it is safe to say that the two best point guards in the country are freshmen, Trae Young from Oklahoma and Collin Sexton out of Alabama. The talent possessed by both guards is undisputable, however, their unique styles of play are key to their... Continue Reading →