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Posted by on Mar 4, 2026 in Blog | 2 comments

The Ball Coach Lou Holtz Died

 

 

THE BALL COACH LOU HOTZ DIED

Lou Holtz died today.

I don’t adhere to that ridiculous unwritten social commandment of “not speaking ill of the dead.” Just stop it. If anything, right NOW is the perfect time to counter all the glaring gang-banging MAGA-driven platitudes of grotesque hypocrisy with what I’m about to share — which is a far more realistic and balanced evaluation.

Here it goes:

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Posted by on Sep 29, 2025 in Blog | 1 comment

USA! USA! USA! — Oh Please, Just Shut Up

 

 

“USA! USA! USA!” …. OH PLEASE, JUST STOP

Back in 1976, I was 14. My father took me to an international track and field competition. It was held inside the Fort Worth Convention Center. Team USA faced TEAM USSR in a 3-day mini-Olympics. Track and field, pole vaulting, gymnastics, and all the usual sports were displayed. Despite the USA and USSR being intensely at odds on the global political stage, in sporting competition the mood was very different. The crowd of several thousand, almost all Americans and overwhelmingly Texans, cheered when the athletes from the Soviet Union did something spectacular. Sure, we were all cheering for our fellow Americans. Yet, our *guests* merited respect. They also deserved praise when they won or accomplished something big.

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Posted by on Aug 13, 2025 in Blog | 1 comment

Review: “Quarterback” on Netflix

 

 

Netflix’s behind-the-scenes docu-series starring three NFL quarterbacks ranks among the best sports television shows you’ll ever see

If you thought you knew what the NFL is really like, well…you probably don’t; For fans and bettors alike, this is must-see sports television

Takeaway: Playing NFL quarterback is the most challenging job in sports

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