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Going to college football games used to be fun. You'd wake up for kegs ‘n’ eggs, get irresponsibly drunk before noon, stumble into the stadium with a Coke bottle half filled with whisky then yelled words of encouragement for your team and vulgarities at your opponent. But with huge sponsorships and TV deals at stakes, schools are becoming hyper sensitive about the image they portray. Even West Virginia, which, quite literally, used to be a glowing beacon of student section rowdiness, has banned incinerating couches and shirts that say “F**KING.” Really, what has become of our once great institutions of higher learning? If this disturbing trend of family-friendliness continues, we may soon loose these other beloved and wholly obscene student t-shirts.
Combat gloves used to be chain mail or a pair of adamantium claws, now they're fancy lettering that when held in the diamond cutter pump a College football team's insignia. Boring....
The Sports Grim Reaper has had a busy few months, killing off Giants Stadium, Ken Griffey Jr's baseball career, umpire Jim Joyce's credibility and Tiger Woods' image in recent past....
WALNUT CREEK - The Pac-10 conference is set to invite at least six Big 12 teams from the midwest. States like California, Arizona, Oregon and Washington have all asked for emergency funds...
NEW YORK - With the first pick of the 2010 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams selected quarterback Sam Bradford. And reports coming out of the Rams camp today are stating that Bradford will not...
NEW YORK — Employers forecast overhead costs of their businesses to rise sharply during the last two weeks of March, with staff constantly printing out their 2010 NCAA printable...
PASADENA - University of Texas senior quarterback Colt McCoy left the BCS National Championship game early in the first quarter after an injury that could seriously threaten his future...
PASADENA -University of Texas quarterback Colt McCoy left the first quarter of the BCS National Championship game on Thursday night, claiming he was injured in order to cash in on his NFL...
AUSTIN — Texas Longhorns head coach Mack Brown received a $2 million raise to bump his 2010 salary to $5 million. Some University of Texas faculty, including pottery teacher Magnolia...
