While many computer and statistical models are used to simulate season schedules, one of the draw backs of those simulations is the fact that fans cannot really watch or participate in the same way.
Colin Kaepernick claims that he wants to be back in the
NFL. The NFL claims it wants to give him
the opportunity to make that happen. Neither statement appears to be true.
As the accolades for Tiger poured in over the last few days (all well-deserved), it got me thinking about how unlikely it was. Not Tiger’s performance, but the fact that so many people wanted to see him do well. As a society, we often hear about the desire to see someone comeback from a past mistake. Should we give them all the second chance most have given to Tiger?
For any of you that have spent time in Israel, you know that sports are a big part of the culture. One of the enduring themes has been Maccabi Tel Aviv competing in European Championship games using African-American players who were not able to get (or stay) in the NBA.
What are Tiger Woods’ biggest accomplishments? My take might surprise you as I look at two areas where Tiger has performed feats beyond reasonable expectations.
NFL Agent Peter Schaffer led a lively discussion about issues facing the agent community. Hosted by Inside the League and sponsored by Test, this gather delved into real issues that need to be resolved with the NFLPA
Busy week down at the Super Bowl in Atlanta. Fantastic Sports Philanthropy events and great opportunities to network with those doing great work in their communities.