Old School Blogging and Social Media Decluttering
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Tag: sports
The Perfect Pass by S. C. Gwynne
Mumme is tragically unappreciated by the average football fan and the history of how pass first offense, and its offshoots, came to dominate football is not wel...
Three and Out: Rich Rodriguez and the Michigan Wolverines in the Crucible of College Football by John U. Bacon
For most Michigan fans (myself included), that makes this book particularly painful. It is like watching a replay of your car accident in slow motion, on repeat...
Three and Out: Rich Rodriguez and the Michigan Wolverines in the Crucible of College Football by John U. Bacon
For most Michigan fans (myself included), that makes this book particularly painful. It is like watching a replay of your car accident in slow motion, on repeat...
Tarnishing an Icon: the perils of biogrpahy
Jeff Pearlman‘s biography of Walter Payton has stirred some controversy. Shocking, I know, in this culture of celebrity and shock marketing. But I also t...
The Ones Who Hit the Hardest by Chad Millman & Shawn Coyne
For Steeler fans I think this is a must read - although those with a strong knowledge of the team in the 70s might already be aware of much of the history. Any...
In the Mail: What Washington Can Learn From the World of Sports
What Washington Can Learn From the World of Sports by George Allen Synopsis There’s a reason you like sports more than politics.It’s because sports make sense a...
War As They Knew It: Woody Hayes, Bo Schembechler, and America in a Time of Unrest by Michael Rosenberg
Few sports fans would argue that we needed yet another book about the “Ten Year War” – the intense rivalry between the University of Michigan ...