The first round of the playoffs has finally arrived, and the Patriots will be facing a familiar foe: Josh Allen and the Bills. New England, the 6 seed, will be traveling to Buffalo, the 3 seed, for a Saturday night showdown. These are two teams who know each other very well. In each of their two regular season meetings, the away team came out victorious … Continue reading Previewing The Patriots’ Playoff Matchup Against the Bills
After a small two game win streak against the Suns and Magic, the Celtics have returned to their losing ways with two heartbreaking defeats against the Spurs and Knicks on back-to-back nights. In the Spurs game, Jaylen Brown missed a game tying layup that would have sent the Celtics into overtime. In New York, RJ Barrett knocked down a contested game-winning three-pointer as time expired. … Continue reading There is a Fundamental Issue With The Celtics’ Offensive Approach
On the surface, it may seem concerning to Iona fans that the Gaels once again had trouble taking down the Marist Red Foxes. Iona has built themselves a legitimate at-large resume by beating high level mid major programs like Harvard, Hofstra, Liberty and, of course, upsetting Alabama, a consensus top 15 in the country. As a result, the public views Iona as a team that … Continue reading Why Iona’s Win Against Marist Was So Impressive
This season for the Patriots has been interesting to say the least. After Cam Newton was initially listed as the starting quarterback, rookie first round pick Mac Jones beat him out in training camp and has had a promising start to his young career. At one point, he had New England in first place in the AFC and the football world thought Bill Belichick brought … Continue reading The Patriots Must Open Up The Playbook To Have Postseason Success
We’ve witnessed one of the more frustrating two months of basketball in the history of the Boston Celtics. A team with two superstars and a developing supporting cast has been wildly underwhelming. Was Jaylen Brown out for a long time? Yes. Have there been other injuries that hindered the Celtics’ ceiling, like up and coming big man Robert Williams missing extended time early in the … Continue reading Despite An Incredibly Disappointing First Couple Months, The Celtics Can Still Contend This Season
If Texas football is ever going to make its way back to the top of the college football landscape, now is the time. Talent has never been the issue with the Longhorns. This is a team that gets some of the best recruits in the country year in and year out. Their issue is execution, and that is something that falls largely on the shoulders … Continue reading Ryan’s Week 1 College Football Best Bet: Texas -8.5 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette
When the line for this game was first announced back in July, Nebraska was a 9.5 point favorite over Illinois. That number went down to 7 for good reason. First of all, The Cornhuskers are dealing with multiple injuries on the offensive side of the football, most notably both of their junior tight ends, Austin Allen and Travis Vokolek, as well as their highly touted … Continue reading Ryan’s Week 0 College Football Best Bet: Illinois +7 vs. Nebraska
The Boston Celtics are coming off a season that was filled with disappointment and frustration. The Celtics were supposed to be the young, exciting team poised to build off their recent success. Instead, despite major strides from budding superstar tandem Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, the team as a whole, to put it as euphemistically as possible, took a lot of steps in the wrong … Continue reading What The Celtics Need To Do This Offseason To Build A Contender In 2021-22
Going into the 2021 season, expectations for the Red Sox were not very high. Coming off an abysmal 24-36 campaign in the shortened 2020 season, it seemed as if the magic of the 2018 World Champion team had just about completely worn off. Ultimately, it would have been delusional not to have felt this way prior to this season. From trading Andrew Benintendi and Mitch … Continue reading Boston Red Sox: Contenders or Pretenders?
In a season full of extended COVID-19 pauses and uncertainty, Iona came together and won their 5th consecutive MAAC Championship against all odds. The Gaels beat the Fairfield Stags 60-51 in the championship game. The story of the game was the performance put together by senior point guard Asante Gist. While Isaiah Ross, Iona’s leading scorer and a First Team All-MAAC selection, struggled to get … Continue reading Iona Wins 5th Consecutive MAAC Championship To Punch Ticket To NCAA Tournament
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