I am taking a look at power ratings every week across the Internet from some trusted sources and breaking down some teams for my own power ratings, and I have a new #1.
Read More . . .Saturday will be the opportunity to find out if the Seminoles are worthy of their shaky #1 ranking when they face North Carolina State in the premier College Football matchup of the day.
Read More . . .After 3 Weeks of the NFL we see who is a pretender and who is a contender in the NFL. Also, who is the best best 2-1 team.
Read More . . .The Ryder Cup starts on Friday in Scotland, where the European team will look to win for the sixth time in the past seven matches. Here's what you need to know before watching.
Read More . . .The 2014 golf season comes to an end with the biennial Ryder Cup competition between the United States and Europe, staged from Sept. 25-28 at Gleneagles in Scotland.
Read More . . .NASCAR has been trying to find new methods to make the championship more intriguing and exciting and the current format offers great betting opportunities. Hartley offers insights and predictions on who will be the Chase champion.
Read More . . .Tony George breaks down the showdown at Jerry World between the Bruins and the Longhorns this Saturday night in a marquee match up
Read More . . .Mayweather will risk both the World Boxing Council (WBC) and the World Boxing Association (WBA) championship titles in the rematch and is a huge 14-1 favorite.
Read More . . ."A horse, a horse! My kingdom for a horse." That was from "Richard III," written by Willie Shakespeare a little over 400 years ago, but you could just see Chip Kelly in the office saying the same thing about an offensive lineman.
Read More . . .Thursday through Saturday proved to be an eyebrow raising experience, especially for those who bought into media hype and bought into laying big chalk.
Read More . . .Bettors again down with the notion of New England being ahead of the rest
Read More . . .This season the NCAA will finally debut a four-team College Football Playoff and two of the favorites to get there are two of the most storied programs in history: Oklahoma and Alabama.
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