Eagles Hater Josina Anderson Has Been Fired From ESPN and I Couldn’t Be Happier

By Jake Rader https://nypost.com/2020/06/01/josina-anderson-is-out-at-espn/ “Longtime NFL reporter/insider Josina Anderson is out at ESPN, The Post has learned. The move with Anderson has been anticipated since the Super Bowl when it was first reported that she and ESPN could be parting ways. The official move with Anderson is unrelated to any cutting of personnel related to

How Does Cam Newton Remain a Free Agent?

By Jake Rader https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29244716/source-market-cool-cam-newton-wait-sign-team Recent reports suggest that former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is willing to wait until after the pandemic is over to sign with a team. This choice by Newton is largely due to the free agency market cooling down as of late. But honestly, how is it possible that the 2015

Do Athletes Dominate The Role Model Platform?

By Mitch Lohmeier During my past spring semester at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, I had to write a series of research papers pertaining to the theme of heroism for my English class. We had to pick a topic for the entire semester, so I chose athletes, and how they act as role models for people

Day Trading For Dummies Volume 2: Never Trust “The Guy”

By Patrick Cullen If you have been around the betting scene, I’m sure you’ve heard someone talk about their “guy”, and you’ve probably even had a guy yourself. Well, I quickly found out that it’s the same way in the day trading scene. For those of you who are not familiar, “a guy” is someone

Do We Really Live in a World Where Bees are Being Used as Riot Control?

By Patrick Cullen “Greg Hoeft of Janesville brought 12 boxes of bees to the event. The bees were on a trailer that he towed into the post office parking lot, just behind the protestors. ‘The riot control bees are in their holding yard waiting to clear the streets of Janesville and keep peace to this

New Esports Arena Coming to Philly

By Joe Tobia Video games, also referred to as ‘eSports’, have been nudging their way into the competitive spotlight for over a decade. Within the last few years, funding was established to build the first eSports arena in Philadelphia. “Fusion Arena” is set to be up and running next to Xfinity Live in the Sports

Where has C0VID 19 left Gamblers and Sports betting Companies?

By Mitch Lohmeier Before the current pandemic, we had a world of constant sports and betting lines. Gamblers ranging from 18 year olds cashing in their first check, to 75 year olds hanging on by a thread with their retirement money had endless opportunities to live a degenerate lifestyle. Although a degenerate lifestyle may be

My Fictional Starting Five

By Jake Rader As we all venture through the dogs days of the Quarantine, to say that I’ve had a lot of free time would be an understatement.  At least I have had a lot of time to catch up on my favorite pastime: sports movies. From Miracle, to Coach Carter, to even Angels in

Why is Donovan McNabb largely disliked among Eagles fans?

By Jake Rader Throughout the history of the Philadelphia Eagles, it is easy to say that Donovan McNabb is the best Quarterback in franchise history.  Number 5 led the Eagles to the best stretch in team history, as the Birds were one of the top NFL franchises in the early 2000’s.  Yet every year when

Mike Mayock Shares His Philosophy On How To Build A Winning Team.

By Jake Rader Mike Mayock’s return to the NFL has been unique to say the least.  The former New York Giants safety left the game of football at the age of 25 due to a knee injury, and began a career in commercial real estate. It was during this transition in Mayock’s life when he