My NFL picks continue to do well. Through six weeks, I have been above .500, which is great. Because usually by now when I did this in college, I would have gone one week already where my picks went below .500.
Texas and Oklahoma will duke it out in the Red River Showdown. The winner will get to take home the Golden Hat.
The NCAA needs to take some time to do some self-reflection. The NCAA has multiple problems, and I don’t even know where to begin.
I didn’t fare as well as I would have hoped last week. I did finish above .500, which is always my goal. I have the Los Angeles Rams and the Chicago Bears to thank for that because I was 7-7 prior to those two games.
My NFL picks are faring pretty well. I feel like I have made some smart picks overall. Although, when I was looking back at my Week 2 picks, I could have made two or three better choices. Overall, I am still happy with my prediction record.
The US Open is over, and it wasn’t half bad for my predictions. Week 2 of the NFL is here, and I will take a look at two games. Plus, college football is already heading into week 3.
The NFL is back in action Thursday, and I am excited. With that, I am going to make picks each week in the NFL and see how well I do. I started in college for fun on Facebook sharing my predictions, so I wanted to share the fun with our readers.
After midnight Wednesday, the US Open will be halfway finished with the second round.
In a flash of an eye, August is upon us, which means school has started. When school starts, this means the US Open is about to begin play.
College football is back, and so is Texas, or so they claim.
While I agree mostly with James LaCombe’s column (”Better late than never, Rockets make their move,” The Daily News, July 21), I am probably more concerned about James Harden and Russell Westbrook playing together than he is.
Well, the Houston Astros keep on surprising everyone right before the MLB’s 3 p.m. trade deadline.
The Big 12 Conference should rename itself after last week’s media days.
Wow! What a finish to Wimbledon. I was pacing back and forth while watching that fifth and final set between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic.
This is my third year writing about the Wimbledon, and I look forward to it every year.
Editor’s note: Sports Editor James LaCombe has been out of town this past week. LaCombe’s column will return next Monday.
Well, I guess this is farewell but not technically. As Managing Editor Laura Elder found out Monday, my last day isn’t until Sunday. In the meantime, I have one more sports story to write and one more sports section to design.
The 2018 summer has been a great start for sports. The World Cup is playing its Round of 16 matches right now. Even if your favorite team or country has won or lost, let me turn your attention to another wonderful sporting event: Wimbledon, which is the third Grand Slam in tennis.
I will be honest with everyone. I did not grow up obsessed with the Cowboys, and I did not grow up in Texas. I grew up in Colorado but knew many Cowboy fans. However, not being attached to the Cowboys gives me the best chance to examine Jerry Jones’ 28 years as an owner.
You know, I have been told my whole life to not be a journalist and to not go into the journalism field. I was always told I should pursue a different career, especially a business career.
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