Category Archives: Midwest
No Respect (KSU)
In 2011, the Kansas State football team exceeded everyone’s expectations. They were predicted by the media to finish 8th in the Big 12 and win 4 or 5 games. By now, everyone knows Kansas State football is getting back to … Continue reading
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The Bowe Saga
Many fans who have heard Dwayne Bowe saying he will not attend OTA’s, think instantly this is another episode to the “D-Bowe” saga. The Chiefs placed the franchise tag on the disgruntle wide receiver this past off-season.Being franchise tagged comes … Continue reading
Big 12 Football Power Rankings
Now that all of the Big 12 teams have completed their spring practices, it is time to power rank the Big 12 teams heading into next fall. 1. Oklahoma The Sooners return quarterback Landry Jones, but will look to replace … Continue reading
AFC North Expectations
Expectations for the AFC North Pittsburgh Steelers - The Steelers will have high expectations this year because they should to go to the playoffs be a Super Bowl contender. The Steelers recently hired Todd Haley, former Chief head coach, as the offensive … Continue reading
Sporting Falls Again
In what was the shock of the weekend, Sporting KC lost 2-0 at Livestrong Sporting Park to the Montreal Impact, the MLS’s newest expansion team. This result capitulates how long, difficult, and arduous the MLS season is, and for SKC, … Continue reading
Missouri Spring Football
In front of almost 20,000 fans at Faurot Field the Missouri football team had their annual spring football game. The game was without starting quarterback James Franklin because of a shoulder injury, starting running back Henry Josey because of a … Continue reading
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Royals Split Against Yankees
With a 0-10 record at home, the Royals were in desperate need for a home win. The Royals leaned on Danny Duffy, but Mike Moustakas ended up carrying the load for the Royals at the plate with 3 RBI’s and … Continue reading
K-State Spring Wrap Up
K-State held its annual Spring Game last Saturday. In front of a crowd of about 18,000, the game ended in a 42-42 tie. Head Coach Bill Snyder stuck with his usual spring game format, pitting the first team against the … Continue reading
The Struggles Against Lefties
The “future” of the Royals was once thought to be Eric Hosmer. While Hosmer still has the most potential, and will most likely be the best player the Royals have, he has struggled immensely in the young 2012 season. He … Continue reading
Grades for Chiefs Draft
The Chiefs have mastered the art creating quite a frenzy throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area, and most of the times they are not good reasons. With the draft in the rear view mirror, many fans have questions about why … Continue reading
