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Book Review: The Truth About Organic Foods

Book Review: The Truth About Organic Foods

Sep. 1 | By Sal Marinello Health and Fitness Advice The organic food industry has become a multi-billion dollar industry and organic foods are the fastest growing segment of the food industry.  The organic food movement is based – in part – on the concept...

College WRs: Who’s Over Rated And Who’s Under Rated In 2009?

College WRs: Who’s Over Rated And Who’s Under Rated In 2009?

Aug. 20 | By Drew Smith Fantasy College Blitz The interesting thing about the wide receiver position in college football is; the large number of guys that come out of nowhere and the difficulty in maintaining or improving on great numbers from the previous season. ...

Book Review: Preperation Is Key On The Basketball Court

Book Review: Preperation Is Key On The Basketball Court

May. 15 | By Alex NBA Tipoff I recently got a chance to read Everyone Hates a Ball Hog, But They All Love a Scorer. Before I read the book, I was expecting good things. It more than lived up to my expectations. The author, Coach Koran Godwin is...

Got Downtime? Check Out These Books

Got Downtime? Check Out These Books

Mar. 3 | By Daniel Freer Fantasy College Blitz Well…since even the most hard-core college football fan can only muster six or seven viewings of The Express….or play endless rematches of Michigan’s 2008 season on xBox, Wii, or SegaGenesis….or watch the...

Book Review: Doping In Sports

Book Review: Doping In Sports

Aug. 12 | By Peloton Jim Summer is generally a time for escape. For confirmation, look at the typical line-up for movie goers. Action/Adventure films are generally released in the summer while serious Oscar contenders are released towards year-end. Barnes and Noble...

Two Book Reviews On Italian Soccer

Two Book Reviews On Italian Soccer

Jul. 12 | By Alessandro From afar, Italian soccer looks a certain way to people who don’t follow it. For example, it is often dismissed as overly defensive (negative) to those who are on the outside. This is can lead to selective interpretations. Like anything...

Book Review: Major: A Black Athlete, A White Era, and the Fight to be the World’s Fastest Human Being

Book Review: Major: A Black Athlete, A White Era, and the Fight to be the World’s Fastest Human Being

Apr. 27 | By Jim DeMaioribus The conclusion of the Civil War marked the beginning of the cycling’s golden age. Races and racers captivated the United States public. Decades before Jackie Robinson broke Baseball’s color barrier there was Major Taylor. About...