Here’s my bracket for the NCAA tournament that starts tomorrow. I’ve got Kansas, Syracuse, Villanova, and Kentucky in the final four, and Kansas versus Kentucky in the final. I predict Kentucky to win it all 68-66. Anybody else got a better pick?
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Goodbye Texas Stadium
// Mar 06, 2010Old stadiums never die; they just fade away. At least that seems to be the case with Texas Stadium in Irving, Texas. The Dallas Morning News reports that fans wouldn’t even recognize the place if they could see it now. The old structure is a shell of what it once was. It’s been over a [...]
Keep Reading →Much Ado about Tebow…Nothing
// Feb 08, 2010If you missed the Tebow ad during the Superbowl, here it is. Believe me, it was missable. The message was so understated and Tebow’s part in it was so short, that I’m guessing most viewers probably didn’t even know what it was about.
And so the “Tebow Dust-up of 2010″ goes into the history books not [...]
The Saints Will Beat Colts by 20 Points
// Feb 06, 2010The Saints will beat the Colts by 20 points. If you think I’m foolhardy to predict a blowout Saints’ win, then you need to see this. I guarantee it will change your mind about my prediction.
Keep Reading →Tebow Not the First
// Feb 05, 2010I will never forget the 1986 Superbowl Championship when Phil Simms’ New York Giants defeated John Elway’s Denver Broncos. I was as proud as punch because my Dad had coached one of the Giants’ players when he was in high school—middle linebacker Gary Reasons. Not only did we watch the Giants win the game, but [...]
Keep Reading →Tebow’s Intolerant Critics
// Feb 02, 2010“If the pro-choice stance is so precarious that a story about someone who chose to carry a risky pregnancy to term undermines it, then CBS is not the problem.”
That line is from Sally Jenkins’ must-read column in the Washington Post. Jenkins is a feminist and is pro-choice. Nevertheless, she believes that the National Organization [...]
Keep Reading →Laissez les bons temps rouler
// Jan 31, 2010I have enjoyed hearing reports out of my home state this week. Louisianans are beaming with pride in their team, and I am too. Since there’s no football today, you can watch this. It never gets old. (HT: Mom)
Keep Reading →Drew Brees on His Faith
// Jan 28, 2010Drew Brees sat down for an interview with Sharing the Victory magazine to talk about football and his faith. While he doesn’t talk about the gospel or what church he attends, his conversion testimony sounds like something one would experience in a church associated with the evangelical movement. He also says that coming to New [...]
Keep Reading →Tebow Ad: Politics or Christianity?
// Jan 26, 2010I wrote last week about Tim Tebow’s pro-life commercial to be aired during the Superbowl. The spot has already sparked controversy even though no one has even seen the ad yet. ABC News reports that pro-choice and homosexual activist groups on the campus of the University of Florida are already taking shots at Tebow for [...]
Keep Reading →Tebow in Pro-life Superbowl Ad
// Jan 17, 2010Focus on the Family has enlisted Tim Tebow to tell the pro-life story of his own birth. Doctors advised Tebow’s parents to abort him due to some complications with the pregnancy. His parents ignored the doctors’ recommendations and brought the pregnancy to term. And of course the rest is history. Tim Tebow grew up to [...]
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