Archive for July, 2011

James Harrison and other Rants from our CFB Blogger

Much like Christmas on December 25th, Thanksgiving on the last Thu in November, and brilliant poetry from Bradford Kron on the BSR, it wouldn’t be a normal year without a Pittsburgh Steeler doing something stupid that shames their franchise. Big Ben had been the leader in this camp for quite some time with his mischievous [...]

Skybet PDC World Matchplay Darts Day 1 Predictions and bets

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Ladies and gentleman, welcome back the goose. What goose? That goose that lay them golden eggs. That would be me, K.M. Venne, back to give you more FREE MONEY. I won 3.33 units on the UK Open, a tournament that saw 9 of the 10 best players in the world lose before the final 8. [...]

Inside the NBA + Shaq = Mistake

Jason Glover It is official. Shaquille O’Neal has inked a deal with Turner Sports that will have him sitting in the fourth chair on the hit show Inside the NBA. Last season Chris Webber held that position and did a fine job, but was a bit dull and I felt he really was just overkill. [...]

The 2011 Super Rugby Final: A Reds Fan’s First Hand Account

James Caughlin Having provided everyone with a preview of a big week in Queensland sports, now comes the time to recap. Specifically the Super Rugby final on Saturday night which I was lucky enough to get tickets to. Wednesday 9:00am Getting Tickets:Tickets for the game went on sale Wednesday morning at 9:00am, meaning I would [...]

ESPN Makes Huge Mistake in Suspending Feldman

Yeshayahu Ginsburg Honestly, I love ESPN. Their “family of networks” gives sports fans an unprecedented amount of access to watching any sports, both major and minor. ESPN3.com has been an incredible tool for millions to use to see sports when they are away from home or even if they don’t have cable. ESPN has done [...]

CFB’s 2011 Dirty Dozen Preview Part 8: Five Days To Circle On Your Calendar

Its now only 51 days until the first Saturday in the College Football season kicks off, but its never to early to start looking forward to what should be, as always, another terrific college football season. Last year saw Auburn come from the depths of nowhere to win the BCS National Championship game, led by [...]

Fantasy Baseball: First Half Roundup, Mailbag

Binyamin Zomberg Another year, another All-Star Break underway. I assume I’m not the only one who checked for stats Tuesday morning, hoping against hope that the nightmare known as the HR Derby had changed back into good old baseball. At least they played one game of baseball during the lull… In honor of the five [...]

USA vs. Brazil Women’s Soccer Thriller

Monday Morning Midfielder The Girls from Brazil This is the first (and probably last) time that girls’ soccer will feature on this blog, but anyone who saw the USA women take on Brazil Sunday morning enjoyed one of the all-time American soccer classics. The nation witnessed the men’s team win a last minute thriller against [...]

MLB Midseason Recap Spectacular

The All Star Break is more than a time for players to rest up and get ready for the grueling stretch which is the second half. It is also a time for us analysts to look back at our pre-season predictions in order to justify why we were horribly wrong about certain things while covering [...]

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the NBA Lockout but Were Too Dumb to Ask

Do you have questions about the NBA lockout and it’s ramifications on the current state of the Association? I bet you do. Well, I don’t. After all, I’m K.M. Venne. I know everything. Here is some of what I know. I’ll update this post as new information comes out and as I get asked new [...]

Interested in Writing For TSHQ?

Contact Bryan Doherty with your name, your sports of interest, and a writing sample from prior work. Highly interested in any Golf or Auto Racing bloggers as well as adding a MLB, College Basketball, and Soccer writer.