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  • The road to Super Bowl XLVII goes through Washington

    We've reached the dull part of the NFL offseason. Free agency and the draft are in the past, training camp is still more than two months away and there's only so much "news" that will come out of rookie mini camps and OTAs.

  • Packers get defensive

    The NFL Draft is in the rear view mirror and already draft geeks around the world are looking ahead to 2013. But before we get into a Matt Barkley debate let's step back and look at what the Packers have accomplished this offseason.

  • 17 intriguing games on the NFL schedule

    Week 1: Washington at New Orleans The Redskins mortgaged the future to grab a franchise quarterback in the draft so this will likely be the debut of Robert Griffin III. It will also be the first look at the shorthanded Saints after the bounty hunting program came to light.

  • Brewers Extra Innings this week

    I'll be hosting Brewers Extra Innings all week and it starts tonight with a four game road series against the Cubs.

  • Kentucky championship=Yankees championship

    Bad news if you're a New York Yankees hater. Kentucky's win in Monday's national championship pretty much guarantees that the Yankees are destined to win the World Series this year.

  • NFL Draft Update

    The NFL handed out 32 compensatory picks on Monday and the Packers were awarded two fourth rounders and two seventh rounders.

  • NCAA Tournament: No lead is safe

    We're one day into the NCAA Tournament and already madness is all around. Western Kentucky pulled off one of the all time great comebacks by erasing a 16 point deficit in the final five minutes. Comebacks are nothing new to the Hilltoppers who overcame second half double digit deficits twice in the Sun Belt tournament.

  • Bracketeering 2012: Projecting the NCAA Tournament field

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  • Bracketeering 2012: Time for bubbles to burst

    Power conference tournaments have begun and in all six major conferences there are bubbles that will burst over the next three days. Already it looks like Seton Hall is in trouble while other bubble teams like Texas, Oregon and Mississippi State face can't-lose games today. Here's my stab at the field as of Thursday afternoon:

  • Bracketeering 2012: The Drexel Dilemma

    The VCU Rams are back.

  • Leaping into the brackets

    Small and mid-major conference tournaments are underway and Selection Sunday is in a week and half. Below are the teams that I think are a lock (a lock being defined as a team that would be in the field even if they lose all remaining games) for the NCAA Tournament:

  • Tweeting the Madness

    March is just a few days away and already the NCAA Tournament talk is heating up. Be sure to follow me on Twitter and Facebook for bracket banter as well as thoughts on the NFL Draft, spring training and random Seinfeld references. Also I'll be sitting in with Greg Matzek on the Monday Sport Central so log in, tune in and join the madness!

  • 2012 NFL Draft Notes

    With the Super Bowl in the rear view mirror teams are beginning to stack up their draft boards in anticipation of next week's Scouting Combine. The first round draft order is set with the exception of two ties that will be broken with a coin flip at the Combine. After that we await the compensatory picks to be awarded and the entire draft order will be set. Here are a few other items if note:

  • Super Predictions

    Welcome to Super Bowl Sunday and as always we've got predictions on the game and so much more. So without further ado:

  • College basketball's super Saturday

    Welcome to the biggest day of the college basketball regular season. It's actually the biggest and busiest. The reason? No one wants to play during the Super Bowl so just about everybody schedules a game for the day before.

  • Is there an easy fix for the Pro Bowl?

    All day long people were asking me if I saw the Pro Bowl on Sunday. The answer for me is always no. I spent a good chunk of Sunday evening watching "Scrubs" and college basketball. For those who saw it the reaction was something like "I gotta say, it was pretty lousy."

  • A Hater's Take On Conference Championship Sunday

    If there's any upside to the Packers exit from the playoffs it's that we've got a stress free weekend of football watching. So who am I rooting for? Well since I've been branded a "hater" for keeping it real regarding players like Tim Tebow I had to use a process of elimination. It basically comes down to the team that bothers me the least.

  • Updated 2012 NFL Draft Order

    With four teams remaining here's a look at the NFL Draft order through the divisional round of the playoffs. Unfortunately for the Packers the offseason begins a few weeks too early and due to the early exit Green Bay will select 28th.

  • New Orleans: The Center Of The Universe

    New Orleans is the place to be this weekend with two big games over a space of three days. It begins tonight with the Lions-Saints NFC Wild Card in a game that will go a long way in shaping up the Super Bowl race. The general thinking is New Orleans is the biggest threat to the Packers and a huge question will be can Detroit perform well in the spotlight? So far the answer has been no. Thus a Detroit win should be both a surprise and a relief to Packers fans.

  • 2012 NFL Draft Order

    The top twenty slots of the 2012 NFL Draft are set. The remaining 12 will be determined by the postseason. The Indianapolis Colts are on the clock.

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