We’re halfway through the 2014-2015 college basketball season and that much closer to the thrill of March. Before the season started, I gave my preseason Read More
Some argue that the divisional round of the NFL playoffs is the most exciting. The final eight teams remaining fight to earn a berth into Read More
The Colorado Avalanche are an enigma. In the lockout-shortened 2012-13 season they recorded just 39 points en route to finishing last in the Western Conference. Read More
Follow @KofieSpeaks Short Answer: YES The Pistons have gone on a tremendous winning streak since they cut Josh Smith on December 22. This may Read More
Follow @KofieSpeaks Earlier this year, Kobe Bryant said that Europe’s players were more skillful than other players because of America’s ineffective AAU system. Kobe also said that the Read More
With a win over the Minnesota Gophers, who entered the game with an overall record of 14-1 and a Big Ten record of 3-0, the Read More
The Maryland men’s basketball team is full of student-athletes, and as student-athletes they also get grades. Let’s give it to them with their mid-season report Read More
Until Sunday evening, the NFL’s Wildcard Weekend lacked palpable drama. Sure, the Ravens pulled off the 30-17 upset in Pittsburgh, the Panthers held the quarterback-needy Read More
This is the first of many installments of our annual bracketology. The format this year will be similar to last where a link to a Read More
So you want to be named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player? Well, it certainly helps if you’re a quarterback–six of the last seven awards have Read More
Update (11/6/2015): Harry Giles has signed to Duke. In the world of high school basketball, there are stars, and then there are superstars, and then Read More
In what is perhaps the weekend’s most anticipated wildcard playoff game, the Baltimore Ravens (10-6) and Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5) are set to clash at Heinz Read More
Follow @KofieKofie The year’s edition of the High School Invitational may have been it’s best yet. This tournament was filled with plenty of big names in high school basketball. Read More
Remember the outrage when the Seattle Seahawks won the NFC West in 2010 with a 7-9 record? Witnessing the first team to finish a full Read More
On November 18, 2013 we sat in a lounge that smelled like burnt popcorn and ramen and created what we thought would be a blog we would do Read More
What a weekend for the NFL. The most notable achievement of Week 7 was definitely Peyton Manning throwing his 509th career touchdown to surpass Brett Read More
There’s nothing better than watching your baseball team in October. It’s a feeling that may only last for a fleeting moment, but it’s a feeling Read More
Wildcard Weekend features an intriguing lineup of games to kick off the 2015 NFL postseason. Take a look below at how each game breaks down Read More
Tuesday night, the Maryland Terrapins played their inaugural Big 10 basketball game against Michigan State, in Lansing Michigan. The Breslin Student Events Center was packed, Read More
Soon after Lefty Driesell was offered the head coaching job for the University of Maryland’s basketball team in 1969, the Terps became a prominent basketball Read More
Of the 16 games scheduled in Week 14, eight feature two teams deep in the hunt for either a divisional title, wildcard berth or both. Read More
A few years ago the college sports landscape changed drastically. It was a domino effect that began in 2011 when Colorado jumped to the PAC and Read More
The 2014-2015 Maryland men’s basketball team appears to be quicker and younger than earlier years. The team is led by senior Dez Wells, one of Read More
Though I was not alive when the Colts left Baltimore in 1984, I was raised to know that the team in Indianapolis was to be Read More
Follow @KofieKofie Before I try to dissect this topic, let us talk about the joke of a team the Cleveland Browns have been since the Read More