• Why is Jon Scheyer Receiving the Duke Treatment

    Duke is no longer one of the greatest programs in college basketball. Despite what critics say about Isiah Evans, the Boozer brothers, and Dame Sarr. This team came nowhere close to the vision of Jon Scheyer.

    Now, why is Scheyer receiving the Duke treatment after three consecutive Elite Eights and one Final Four appearance (2025)? He can compile all the top recruits, however. But cannot seem to assimilate a packaged NIL plan.

    You know, the cable plans customers receive on their bills. There is an option of basic or premium and Scheyer is shooting all his Easter eggs in one bucket.

    Mind you, Scheyer is the successor to Coach K and does not possess an inkling of championship experience, yet. If anything, we will see Scheyer back for one more rotten season and try to work the system in a new day and age of basketball.

    Top Duke recruits are not always the end all, be alls of its collegiate sport.

  • Andrew Painter’s MLB Debut

  • Tiger Woods Blew It

    Tiger Woods was preparing to play for the Senior PGA Tour until he accidentally hit his car stationed down the street from his Jupiter, FL home.

    Woods blew it.

    Woods is in stable condition but the horseplay needs to stop just because sponsors and fans are turned off by his performances. His performances have not been the problem. Woods’ masking attitude is the problem.

    If he needs additional support via chauffeur, so be it. This is a hypocrisy to ends of meeting Woods’ criteria.

    What happened to the hard relentless days practicing in a rain storm. Forget shilling his caddies for a moment.

    The relationships do not matter at this point. Woods owes himself one last opportunity and it began at TGL.

  • UConn Advances to the Final Four

    Braylon Mullins knocked down the game-winning shot to advance UConn to the Final Four. An unbelievable game from top to finish. The Huskies came back from 19 points down to win and knock in a shot, almost similar to Christian Laettner. What is also intriguing that UConn has a chance to repeat history with the 1970’s UCLA Bruins to win 3 of 4 National championships back to Connecticut!

  • What Exactly Happened to Paul Skenes on MLB Opening Day?

    Paul Skenes is a man of few words on the baseball diamond. He is vigilant with his pitches and most of all stands up the highest composure out of any MLB pitcher.

    On 2026 MLB Opening Day, nothing but a farce happened against the New York Mets. Yes, it was at Citi Field, but even worse.

    People saw Skenes touch significant career records. He ultimately allow five runs and 4 hits in 0.2 innings. He was removed from the quickest game of his career after only two outs and Mets fans could visibly see players such as Brett Baty become courageous rounding first.

    And, then a Mets rookie Carson Benge hit a home run to right. It was the worst game in Skenes’ young professional career and he has a lot to make up for it this year with especially new additions such as Ryan O’Hearn, Konnor Griffin, Brandon Lowe, and Bubba Chandler.

  • 2026 MLB Opening Day Preview

    2026 MLB Opening Day is here and it features the New Yankees vs. San Francisco Giants! On your mark, set, go! This series features one of the insane pitchers in the game, Logan Webb vs. Max Fried.

    It turns better after the series of offseason moves by both teams. Cody Bellinger is back following one solid Yankees season. Yanks currently have exciting prospects to get behind.

    As for the Giants, they added pitching depth and acquired the services of Luis Arraez and Harrison Bader. Bader should give a positive lift in the Giants outfield.

    Webb is making the team’s respective 5th opening day start as Fried tries to open a new bag of popcorn. It is Yanks vs. Giants on Netflix.

    Prediction: NYY 9 SF 3

  • Golden State Warriors Fight

    The Golden State Warriors tried to prevent another catastrophic hurdle from happening last night and that was Moses Moody. The injury was described as if he had ‘buckled’ his knee.

    Poor Golden State..

    The Warriors also lost Jimmy Butler to a torn ACL and did not stunt what Lindsey Vonn tried to accomplish at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Coach Steve Kerr touted how Moody was progressing until injuring his knee.

    This article would not be the same if Jonathan Kuminga was not mentioned. Kuminga is averaging 13 points per game and .601 eFG% meaning the Atlanta Hawks are entrusting in the former GSW to hit 3’s.

    The lesson out of today’s article is Warriors fight. No matter what has happened, three core OG’s still stand. Draymond Green, Steve Kerr, and Stephen Curry and they have not stopped fighting from Day 1 and continue to stockpile wins from time to time. Let’s raise our glass to Moody for ambition, resilience and relentlessness.

    Note: The Golden State Warriors currently rank 10th in the Play-in Tournament.

  • 2026 MLB Season Preview

  • Fernando Mendoza Prepares for the NFL Spotlight

    Fernando Mendoza is a soon-to-be Las Vegas Raider. More likely the case, Mendoza will serve as a significant contributor to a team that has needed help since owner Mark Davis succeeded the team.

    Speaking of which, owners across the NFL league have until March 29 to vote whether Mark Davis should sustain ownership of the Las Vegas Raiders. It is safe to say Egon Durban will be a viable candidate.

    But, the spotlight is on Mendoza just a month in from the possible owner transfer. Not only did Mendoza play fantastic at Indiana, he revolutionized a program under coach Curt Cignetti.

    Mark’s father, Al, invigorated a program of, “Just win, baby!” He was the quintessential leader of his time and Mark owes it to the Las Vegas Raiders.

    After signing Tyler Linderbaum, Nakobe Dean, Kwity Paye, the team needs a leader and that might be Mendoza, and not Crosby.

  • Bob Motzko’s Season Gets Worse

    Bob Motzko’s season (11-22-3) just got worse. Off the heels of Frozen Four appearances and runner-up finishes (2023), Motzko came close to what was preciously his which is the National championship at Minnesota.

    The two sides agreed to mutually part ways after failing with the current crop of prospects. There was a total collection of 15 All-Americans and 3 Olympians coached by Motzko. Minnesota’s last men’s title was in 2003, the year Motzko was still an assistant coach.

    He fought absolutely hard to reach the level of Brad Frost’s program who was also released by Minnesota. During 2023, Motzko had the championship in the palm of his hand but Quinnipac won in the last 10 seconds of overtime.

    With him gone, there is now talk 2025 title winning coach Pat Ferschweiler might succeed Motzko.