Don’t Hate the Player, Hate the Game: Why the Heisman Needs a New Timeline

“College football has changed a lot since the 1930’s.” That’s a loaded sentence with an infinite number of statements that could follow it up. Whether its scandals, emerging teams, grade requirements, coaching, recruiting, or Lee Corso, that made college football into what it is today, its changed (hopefully for the better). It’s a whole new […]

The Best of Monday Night Football and the Future of the NFL

The Monday night matchup of LA Rams’ vs The Kansas City Chiefs was a crazy, fast-paced, high scoring spectacle of sport, but it was so much more than that. The Rams win of 54-51 was a glimpse into the future of America’s favourite game. It was a nail-biter until the very end, the type of […]

The Devil’s Trio

The spectacle that happened last night was more than just beginners’ luck. Duke has another star-studded rookie roster. In another blue vs blue matchup, this didn’t seem like a #4 seed playing a #2 seed, it was more a varsity vs college practice. The score shows this skill level difference more than anything, 118-84. Although […]

Offensive Holes Grow, Blame Falls On Richt

**Taken From My Writing on State Of The U** There’s no denying the gap that exists in Miami’s game. What pushed us to the 10-0 start in the 2017 season was the high-energy, turnover-creating defense that kept the team’s playoff hopes alive. The Hurricanes had some luck with our offense and was able to ride […]

A Different Type of Miami Deejay

**Taken From My Writing on State Of The U** He’s now known as a starting running-back for Miami, but it’s only been a year since Deejay Dallas made the switch from receiver. Regardless of the flexibility and drive Dallas has to switch positions and remain on top, he prefers to be called an athlete before claiming […]

Questions for Kickoff

The first regular season NFL games begin tomorrow. Hallelujah. We’ve survived a long off-season and now can finally count down the minutes until our favourite athletes are under the bright lights. All excitement put aside, there’s many questions coming into play before anyone hits the field. Here’s some to get you excited (or worried) for […]

The U (May Still Be) Back

*Repost from my article on State of the U* Photo credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports We all watched it happen. Under the dazzling Dallas lights & stars, with expectations greater than a booster’s wallet, the Hurricanes crashed down 33-17 against the LSU Tigers. Hoping to wake up this morning thinking it was all a dream, the […]

Saquon Barkley as 1st Pick Overall, To Be Or Not To Be

The NFL Combine this year could’ve been renamed the Saquon Barkley show (with special star appearance of Shaquem Griffin, which you can read more about here.) He’s indisputably an amazing athlete, with Combine scores that are on every team’s Christmas list. The Penn State Running Back weighs in at 6 ft and 233 pounds: with […]

Hurricanes Spring Game

You would be lying if you said you were a Hurricanes fan and don’t miss football season. The tailgates, the flashy Dyme Lyfe gear, the smoke, last year’s infamous Turnover Chain, and of course, the team itself. Spring game brings back something special for all Hurricane fans, especially for the 15,875 that were in attendance […]

NFL Combine Break Down

The NFL scouting combine can be compared to a game show for these college football prospects. Except the stakes are a little higher. Instead of winning a car or a Caribbean cruise, these hopeful draft prospects win either their dream career and a ticket to the NFL, or lose big on something they’ve worked on […]