Category: Sports
Fantasy football in the 1980s
I started playing Fantasy Football in 1987. I started 23 years ago when I was 10. The landscape has changed drastically since then. It all started when my dad got the chance to join a dynasty league. Two teams had not renewed and there was going to be a draft to divide their players. My…
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Introduction to Fantasy Football: The History and Basics of Fantasy Football
Whether you’re new to fantasy football or a seasoned expert, this tutorial will help you reign in your leagues and destroy your rivals! The Expert Guide to Fantasy Football is the “best practice” guide, compiled from many different resources over the years, on how best to put together a powerful team that no one wants…
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The story of one man’s journey to live his dream
When I was a college basketball coach at Wentworth Military Academy, a young man named Hugh “Boo” Ray played for me. “Boo” was an outstanding high school student in Memphis, Tennessee. He had a tremendous hit and played the game with fire and passion. His dream was to play at Mississippi State. During his senior…
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What causes a crackling in the ear?
Tinnitus is a condition that causes a person to hear sounds and noises that no one else can hear. Tinnitus is a fairly common condition that occurs in about 10% of the population. Tinnitus is typically found in the elderly, however more recent studies have shown an increase in the occurrence of tinnitus in younger…
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The fundamental skills of basketball
To gain better basketball skills, players must first understand and master the basics of the game. In basketball, there are 6 different fundamental skill areas that players need to focus on during training. Dodge Dribbling the basketball is done to move the ball only when a pass is not a better option and a lane…
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Top 10 Fantasy Hockey Wingers for 2011-12
The closet is full of fantasy talent in the wings. As you prepare for your fantasy draft, make sure you know your league system. Some leagues group wingers, others distinguish between left and right wing, and still others group the entire offense. If your league selects by position, be sure to focus on the left…
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Ness Notes (2006 CFB Trainer Carousel Part 2)
Sunday’s notes continue with my preview of the 2006 CFB coaching carousel. Listed below are six of the new 2006 head coaches and the teams they will lead. See yesterday’s notes for the other five. Kansas State (Ron Prince): Prince is only 36 years old and has never been a head coach at any level…
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Putting Yips: Lose the Yip, keep your grip
Putt yips are a dangerous situation on the golf course. Like shanks or a simple, inexplicable ability to hit the ball, putting yips will send your scores and handicap skyrocketing, and you may find yourself struggling, out of breath, in an attempt to get your game back. Yips have been a problem for golfers at…
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Pat Morrow – You have to start somewhere
Cozy in her oversized 2-car garage/shop in Evergreen, Colorado, Pat Morrow can’t explain what inspired her to take up woodworking. “It was just the path I ended up taking.” I followed his infectious laugh and bright blue eyes around the workshop and through his house to the basement, where he showed me his current project:…
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Football – How to know if you are a football fan
Everyone knows that NFL football is the most popular sport in America. In fact, it could be argued that soccer is the most popular sport in the world. It doesn’t matter what time of year it is for any football fan. True football fans live for NFL news all year long. Here is a fun…
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