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NCAA Admissions Standards and Athletes: A Look at the Blurry Line Between Athletes and Students
[Guest writer Tae Phillips takes an in-depth look at NCAA admissions standards for athletes and the real cost of college athletic powerhouses.] For my opening post here on SportsJudge Blog, I want to share a bit of insight on something that I wrote on while I was law school. We are a little over halfway through the college football season (amazing how time flies) and this topic is pr

Yankees Win 27th World Series
It started during spring training.  At a pool hall.  Yes, it was an odd place for a baseball team to build a foundation for a championship caliber team, but this wasn't your early 2000s Yankee team.  The Yankee teams for most of this decade featured a group of mercenaries that never quite fit in together.  Sure, you can argue that baseball is the least like a team game o

Three is the Magic Number
It's true-- three is the magic number. Just ask the members of Schoolhouse Rock, the three blind mice, three musketeers, three bears and the three little pigs. Granted, I just cited as authority a band that probably spent their prime

NFL Week 9 Predictions
I apologize for yet again another absence last week. As a freshly minted attorney, I didn't quite know what I was getting myself into. For those of you considering a career path in the legal profession, be prepared to spend time with people that tak

NCAA Fantasy Football Week 10: Setting up for the playoffs
Last week proved to be quite productive for my team, seeing as I beat my opponent by approximately 70 points. Kellen Moore put up 35FPts while passing for 3TDs and rushing for one. Lance Dunbar accounted for over 260yds of total offense and one s