Philadelphia Eagles Draft Picks

The 2013 NFL Draft was the first Eagles Draft without Andy Reid at the helm since 1998.  Needing to fill a lot of holes after finishing 8-8 last year, and most likely wanting to install his system into the team, who would coach Chip Kelly make a priority in this draft?  Below, learn more about 5 of
 

College Football Playoff puzzle adds a few pieces

I recently returned from Los Angeles, the 2013 host of the Football Association (FBA) meetings, where representatives from all 35 Bowl games gather annually to share best practices, war stories and camaraderie. Nearby, the Conference Commissioners also gathered at the BCS meetings to discuss and put
 

A Temperamental 2013

The MLB season is only a month old, and already it’s been a crazy, frustrating way to start. We’ve had several games postponed due to rain, sleet, snow, and pretty much any form of precipitation Mother Nature can come up with, witnessed a nasty bench-clearing brawl that put the LA Dodger’s star
 

NFL Draft 2013

The 2013 NFL Draft ended on Sunday.  The Kansas City Chiefs selected Eric Fisher, an offensive tackle from Central Michigan with the No. 1 overall pick.  For the first time in 49 years a running back was not selected in first round.  I noticed that 14 linemen were drafted in the first round, while
 

Learning to Have the Mindset to Win

I don’t know how many of you have watched Tiger Woods play in a tournament either on television or live, but Woods, like many great champions, has great intensity and focus. The only thing he is worried about is how he will get the golf ball in the hole in as few strokes possible. He doesn’t
 

Beloved Boston

I’ll admit it. It’s been hard to have the energy to write about baseball, since up here in Minnesota we’re experiencing the winter that won’t end. (It’s currently snowing outside as I write this.) After dragging my feet for two weeks, I had my first article on the 2013 season ready to go, then
 

The Whole World in My Hand

Trying to lead a healthy lifestyle can, at times, be somewhat overwhelming.  In the technologically advanced world in which we live, there are a myriad of phone apps and other options for making this daunting task a bit less so.  Here are a few of my favorites: Runkeeper: This app is excellent
 

Final Four teams are set. Keys to being the last one standing.

The final four teams are set. Are all of the teams in the Final Four who we thought would be there? No, but it will be exciting to watch the battles continue on the hardwood. Find out how each team matches up, what to expect from key players on the floor, and the keys to being the last one standing.   #9
 

ROAD TO THE NHL: The World of Junior Hockey

  So you want to be the next NHL superstar? Not so fast. The road to the NHL is almost as tough as trying to score on Martin Brodeur. In other words, the odds are slim. Let’s say you’re a 12-year-old kid with dreams of becoming the next Sidney Crosby or Alex Ovechkin. Seems pretty young
 

Coaches Dual: Tom Izzo vs Mike Kryzewski

The Road to Atlanta has been exciting and bracket busting teams Florida Gulf Coast, La Salle, Wichita State and Harvard have claimed the highlight reels. The Sweet 16 kicked off Thursday night with #4 Syracuse topping #1 Indiana and #2 Ohio State with a buzzer beater over #6 Arizona. It isn’t just