Yesterday, we introduced our What-If Sweet 16 and announced the West and Midwest Regions. If you haven’t read that yet, check it out and make sure to vote. Without further ado, here are the East and South regions: EAST #1 […]
Ah, it’s that time of year. March Madness is upon us. We get to see up-and-coming basketball stars compete in games with the greatest of consequences. Sadly though, most of these players will only remain in college for a year, […]
Pat previously provided a guide to pickup player-types. Now that you know who’s playing, here’s some help with how to play. You see, pickup basketball is associated with chaos: everyone running wherever they please, doing whatever they want once they get there, […]
While as a contributor here at The Sports Geeks I know that my stories are not going to be your up-to-the-minute source for offseason moves in the NFL, I can provide you with some thoughtful analysis of the free agency […]
Editors Note: We’re welcoming a new author to theSportsGeeks.com: Brian. He’s a huge NFL fan and will be writing at The Sports Geeks from now on, but be sure to check out some of his previous work here: http://pursuitofperfection10.wordpress.com/. How’s […]
The Winter Games opened in mourning as Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili died in a training accident in the days leading up to the Opening Ceremony. Another person died at Vancouver on Friday: a straw man. The Vancouver Olympic Committee issued […]
