10 Weirdly Named British Soccer Teams and Their American Sports Counterparts
The American and the British are two sets of sports fans separated by their mangling of a common language, as is evidenced by the bizarre names they give their teams.
Radio J-Dub, Volume 18 – Liverpool, Sarkisian and Schilling, and Carl’s Jr.
Today’s installment of the audio incarnation of the most interesting independent sports blog on the web is a three-parter. J-Dub gets into whether it’s time to declare a state of … Continue reading
The FOH 2015 NFL Postseason Picks Edition
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by Ryan Meehan This week at FOH, I’ve put my balls on the chopping block by making some pretty bold picks with regards to…
The 2015 FOH AFC Preview
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by Ryan Meehan On Tuesday we covered all bases with regards to the NFC, so today as promised we are going to switch gears…
10 Questions with Jay Armstrong
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by Ryan Meehan Hailing from beautiful Covington, Kentucky Jay Armstrong is one of America’s funniest scumbags. His style of comedy delights degenerates and high…
Sports Doppelgangers, Volume 88: Another Excursion Into European Soccer
Two of the most interesting stories in the English Premier League just happen to look like each other.
The 2015 FOH NFC Preview
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by Ryan Meehan Last year the National Football League ended on a very bizarre note: A head-scratching “WTF” play call made by Seattle coach…
Radio J-Dub, Volume 17 – “Story Time”
Find out why AFC Bournemouth, Baseball, and Buffalo play into “Story Time” with Uncle J-Dub.
7 Questions with John Caparulo
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by Ryan Meehan Comedian John Caparulo is perhaps best known as the under-dressed everyman on the E! hit show, Chelsea Lately. Cap, as he’s…
Dubsism 
What The Dubsists Thought…