Final Scores- Mens Baskeball for Saturday, November 15th
Here are most of the final scores in D1 Mens Baskeball for Saturday, November 15th—
Here are most of the final scores in D1 Mens Baskeball for Saturday, November 15th—
Quarterbacks Lead the List for Heisman Trophy In the history of the Heisman trophy there has been only one repeat champion and that was Archie Griffin back in the mid 70’s. Repeating is very difficult to do. With that being said what is the likelihood of Jameis Winston pulling it off? There are some…
1923 After buying the club along with two partners for $300,000, Christy Mathewson becomes the president of the Boston Braves. 1929 The Red Sox announce the team will play its newly allowed Sunday games at Braves Field. Fenway Park is considered too close to a church. 1953 Pledging not to move the team from St….
This Might “Creep You Out” – A Good Gone Bad Some people just have good intention and something turns terribly wrong. This is the case of a lady on California that wanted to do a good but got her neighborhood to consider it “creepy”. A woman had issues when she…
I have had the good fortune to hook up with three publishing companies, Sports Publishing, University of Nebraska Press, and Triumph Books, to search their catalogs and request books to read. In exchange, I give their publicist a fair and honest review of each book. To date, I have completed nearly 50 book reviews in…
It comes up all the time. People claim that this country was not founded on Christianity. That is hogwash. Pilgrims Came to Escape The pilgrims, as you will recall, were, Christians fleeing Europe in order to escape religious persecution, and they literally began their stay in their new land with the words, “In the name…
My series on Illinois born major league baseball players. The “Boys of Summer” Bill Zies William Zies was born on June 16, 1867 in Rock Island Illinois that played in two games (August 9-10, 1891 for the St. Louis Browns. He took three at bats in the major leagues and got one hit…