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Alex is tech director of Denison's student radio station, 91.1 FM WDUB. He also hosts and produces Big Red Sports Talk on Saturday nights. Click above to read and hear about his Doobie exploits.
Alex writes about the Cleveland Indians for It's Pronounced Lajaway, the ESPN SweetSpot blog covering the Tribe. Read his Indians analysis by clicking above.
In a triumphant return for the spring semester, I talked about Johnny Manziel, Ballghazi, FrancesaCon, Corner Gas, Kyrie Irving, Cardale Jones, and plenty more. I also talked with Brad Cook of Out of the Park Developments about OOTP 16. Listen below and be sure to subscribe on iTunes and Stitcher! Brad Cook – 1/24/15 by
Out of the Park Developments today announced a major milestone in the history of its venerable Out of the Park Baseball franchise: The inclusion of official MLB.com and Minor League Baseball licenses in version 16, which will ship in March. OOTP 16 will feature official league logos, team logos and jerseys for all 30 MLB teams,
I was going to write about the Cavs, but that mess is something that the experts are having trouble figuring out. I’d be wasting my time adding to the pile of “hot” takes on the .500 team. Instead, I feel the need to write about Ohio State QB Cardale Jones after his press conference yesterday.
I am glad winter break coincided with the server switch because I had time to restore all of my old posts. I also wrote a few posts and will probably have one more article published before I return to Denison for the spring semester. Thank you for sticking with NSF during the restore. Here’s to
First off: congratulations to THE Ohio State Buckeyes on their win in the first ever College Football Playoff National Championship Game. It was an impressive result for the fourth-seeded Buckeyes, led by third-string quarterback Cardale Jones. Ohio State fans were able to watch the victory in one of 12 (12!) different ways through ESPN television
Between packing for next semester and restoring posts on the site, it’s tough to find enough time to write. I have the rest of the week to publish before classes begin again, so my goal is to have most of the site restored along with three (yes, three!) new posts. Two of these are going
Between packing for next semester and restoring posts on the site, it’s tough to find enough time to write. I have the rest of the week to publish before classes begin again, so my goal is to have most of the site restored along with some new posts. Two of these are going to be
Welcome to Neurotic Sports Fan 4.0! There isn’t too much of a difference between NSF 3.0 and NSF 4.0 besides new hosting courtesy of Web Hosting Hub. For the first time since I started NSF nearly four years ago, I am actually paying for hosting. I lost all of my posts once again, but at
Hall of Fame balloting season always seems to generate lots of discussion. As an argumentative and opinionated individual, I always enjoy questioning writers’ choices on their ballots. That said, I’m not sure how much I’ll like being on the other side of this debate. As a member of the IBWAA, I have a “mock” Hall
This year has been a memorable one for gaming. Developers started making an effort to leave the old generation consoles in the past, but they weren’t quite ready for all of the challenges that came with the new hardware. 2014 was the year of the patch more so than a year of success in the