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Three Reasons Why Notre Dame's Troubles Run Far Deeper Than Charlie Weis

Yes, Notre Dame Football is rich in history and tradition; there’s no question about that. Countless books have been written and Hollywood movies have been made about the tradition that is Notre Dame Football. However, that was then and this is ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  18 Nov 2009

Related Topics: University of Florida,  Charlie Weis,  NFL,  Bill Belichick,  Steve Spagnuolo

Why the Patriots vs. Colts Showdown Was Depressing for NY Giants Fans

Whether you’re a Patriots Fan, a Colts fan, or simply a football fan, Sunday night’s showdown between the Patriots and Colts was one of the most riveting games seen in quite some time. However, if you’re a New York Giants fan, you may have inexplicable ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  17 Nov 2009

Related Topics: New York Giants,  Tom Brady,  Randy Moss,  Eli Manning

Doug Barron: The Face Of Performancing Enhancing Drugs in Golf

Mark McGuire, Sammy Sosa, Shawne Merriman, and Barry Bonds are names commonly associated with steroids in professional sports. At 40-years-old, Baron is slightly overweight, has a heart condition, was diagnosed with an unusually low testosterone level ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  16 Nov 2009

Related Topics: PGA,  Barry Bonds,  Brad Faxon,  Golf Channel

At $3 Million, Tiger Woods Still Comes with a Temper

Tiger Woods is currently taking part in the 2009 JBWere Australian Masters, which is being held this week in Melbourne, Australia.  The JBWere Australian Masters is co-sanctioned event between the Australasia and European Tours, and is being run by ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  14 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Tiger Woods,  PGA,  Nike,  Grantland Rice,  Jason Dufner

The New Tiger Woods Is Playing a Different Game

“Power” has always been the word most synonymous with Tiger Woods. When Woods was 7 years old, he was hitting the ball longer than most 12-year-olds. When he was 12, he was hitting the ball longer than most 16-year-olds. When he was 16, he was hitting ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  12 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Tiger Woods,  Phil Mickelson,  Greg Norman,  Nick Faldo,  Tom Lehman

PGA Tour Beware, Here Comes Rory!

20-year-old Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy has officially decided to accept his US PGA Tour card for the 2010 season. "I just feel I will become a better golfer if I also play in America,” McIlroy said yesterday at the Hong Kong Open.  “I will be ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  11 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Rory McIlroy,  Tiger Woods,  Ernie Els,  FedEx

PGA: Big Names in Danger of Losing Their Tour Cards

The PGA Tour has officially arrived at The Last Chance Saloon. This week’s Children’s Miracle Network Classic, at the Disney Resort in Lake Buena Vista, FL, will be the final opportunity for players to earn the most coveted prize in all of golf: a PGA ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  11 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Tiger Woods,  David Duval,  Rich Beem,  Hunter Mahan,  Bob Hope

For Giants Fans, There's No Need To Wait Until Monday Morning

It’s easy to be a Monday mourning quarterback. The ancient Roman’s were undoubtedly questioning the decisions made by their favorite Gladiators in 476 A.D. Thousands of years later we’re still doing the same and we’ll continue it as long as there are ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  8 Nov 2009

Related Topics: New York Giants,  Eli Manning,  Kevin Gilbride,  Brandon Jacobs,  Joe Girardi

LeBron James Arrives in New York for First Unofficial Recruiting Visit

Like a high school senior arriving on campus, LeBron James will walk into Madison Square Garden tonight for his first official recruiting visit. Although the Knicks have made little secret of their intention to pursue James and other high profile free ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  6 Nov 2009

Related Topics: New York Knicks,  LeBron James,  James Dolan,  Donnie Walsh,  Michael Jordan

While the 2009 World Series Is Still Undecided, Its MVP Is Not

Although the 2009 World Series has yet to be decided, the series MVP has certainly been determined.   Unless Andy Pettitte goes out and pulls a Don Larsen tonight or Alex Rodriguez hits four solo home runs in a 4-3 Yankee victory, MLB can begin ...

From MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Bleacher Report,  4 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Chase Utley,  Andy Pettitte,  Don Larsen,  Alex Rodriguez,  Major League Baseball

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