Michael Vick still can’t catch a break
The Price of a Miracle
This is not the way it was supposed to go. Not with this team. But such is life. Grief and glee. The dichotomy of college sports.
Minnesota Twins looking to become relevant in AL Central again
The Iowa Hawkeyes (8-4) have accepted a bid to play in the Outback Bowl on Jan. 1 against the LSU Tigers (9-3). The game will take place in Raymond Jones Stadium and be televised on ESPN at 11 CT. The last time these two team’s met was in the 2005 Capital One Bowl where Iowa won on a last second hail mary from Drew Tate to Warren Holloway, here’s the link to one of the most memorable plays in Iowa history. LSU comes into the game without their starting quarterback Zach Mettenberger, who they lost to a torn ACL. They … Continued
The Iowa Hawkeyes were able to outlast a gritty Irish team on their way to their eighth victory of the season.
Beth McGinn takes a look at Iowa Men’s Basketball and their victory over Notre Dame.
A less than impressive season for the Packers and Bears leave the NFC North Title still for the taking.
The Iowa Hawkeyes will bring a 2-1 record back to Iowa City after being in the Bahamas all weekend. But, what did we exactly learn about this team?
All-Big Ten Teams and Honorees for Monday Announcement[1]
This is going to be interesting. Recently inspired by Mark Freie’s article, debating the legitimacy of NASCAR as a sport, I began to wonder, is one of my favorite guilty pleasures considered a sport? It all started as a kid. My brother had WWF Monday Night Raw on the television, and I saw the red, masked monster my brother referred to as Kane. For some reason, I was completely hooked. Maybe it was the mystery behind his mask, but it was probably that he put people through tables. Needless to say I was hooked for years. From there, learning the truth … Continued
With many already giving Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning the National Football League’s most valuable player award, it is forgotten just how important Saints quarterback Drew Brees has been. It’s not much of a surprise for the MVP award to go to a quarterback, and this season will most likely continue that trend. Manning has had an incredible year for the Broncos, and does beat Brees in terms of statistics. As far as most valuable player goes, it feels that the Broncos would still have a good year without Manning as the quarterback – obviously not an excellent year like … Continued