Radio J-Dub, Volume 38 – Seven Sisters, Keith Emerson, and Ohio State v. the Cleveland Browns
Radio J-Dub on the receiving end of a letter-writing campaign, lamenting the passing of prog-rock legend Keith Emerson, Mr. Dubs’ Neighborhood offers a lesson on the “Third World,” and a break-down of the idea that Ohio State could beat the Cleveland Browns.
Cardale Jones’ Name Is Now Synonymous With The Media Creating A Story Where There Was None
Four days ago, Cardale Jones was a third-string quarterback thrust on to the big stage; suiting up for a football game to determine college football’s champion. Since then, he’s become … Continue reading
Trash-Talking The 2013 Sweet Sixteen
Now that my brackets are so much smoldering wreckage, it is time for a big dose of what the original purpose of this blog was: a profanity-filled tirade about shit … Continue reading
So, Urban Meyer Is A Hypocrite…In Other News, the Sun Rose This Morning
Wow…somebody wrote an article saying Pope Urban I may not be so saintly. Color me shocked. Let’s face it, the guy is a big-time college football coach, which means he’s … Continue reading
Trash -Talking the 2012 Sweet Sixteen
Now that my brackets are so much smoldering wreckage, and now that my teams are out, it is time for a big dose of what the original purpose of this … Continue reading
The Dubsism Top Fifteen Sports Stories of 2011
Being that we are at the end of what has proven to be a tumultuous twelve months, why not take a look back at the biggest sports stories of such … Continue reading
What We Learned From This Weekend in Football 10/9/2011
1) Minnesota might be the worst BCS Conference team I’ve seen since…well, Minnesota The good news is the Golden Gophers found the end zone this week, and they didn’t need … Continue reading
Trash-Talking the 2011 Top 25
Because we are into the greatest 12 weekends of the year, it is also time to remind some people of just who they are. In other words, we are taking … Continue reading
Penn State ’11 – When The Ten That Was Eleven Became Twelve
That’s right, with the addition of Nebraska, the Big Ten has twelve members. Gone are the days of hiding the “ten that is actually 11” thing Escher-like in the conference … Continue reading
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