Ines Sainz shows up in an NFL locker room wearing tight jeans, gets a few cat calls, and the media goes into a massive feeding frenzy. Meanwhile, a giant badger shows up on an NFL sideline and devours and entire cheerleader whole, and the press is completely silent. Horrible. I bet if this monster ate a […]Read More
While most of my football chagrin has focused on the Carolina Railhawks losing the USSF Divison 2 Finals to Puerto Rico — I so wanted my club to be the answer to that trivia question – I was also a little annoyed by the fact that the death of Setanta Sports has made it so much harder to […]Read More
As I like to remind you dear readers every so often, football is an evolving thing. The football games people played 50 to 100 years ago bear little resemblance to the games people play today. Small rule changes can have a big impact on our favorite sports. If the GAA decides to adopt some rules […]Read More
In a recent interview with h+ Magazine, Ray Kurzweil suggested that the problem with most science fiction is that storytellers too often operate in a vacuum. They only change one thing about the world we live in, then leave the rest unchanged. Creating a unique world that takes into account all possible factors is a huge […]Read More
You know what the real problem is with International Rules Football? They only play it twice a year. International Rules Football, despite its limited exposure and occasional skepticism, holds the potential to become a globally celebrated sport if given the opportunity. Its unique blend of elements from Australian Rules Football and Gaelic football presents a […]Read More