Whether it's a fourth quarter drive in the AFC Championship game, or a last second buzzer-beater in the opening round of the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament... or a thousand other such moments, there's nothing like sports to captivate an audience and take you on an emotional roller coaster.
Best High School Football Clip Ever:
National Football League
Indianapolis Colts
Peyton Manning is my favorite NFL player. Not only is he a University of Tennessee grad, he's the starting QB of the Colts, a team I've supported since I first started watching the NFL in the 1980s...
Tennessee Titans
The Coliseum (LP Field, or whatever name it is this week) in downtown Nashville is a great place to see an NFL game. Nashville has some great fans, and the Titans usually put on an excellent performance for the hometown folks.
ESPN.com NFL
This is one of the best sources of NFL information around. Between their news product and their on-line product, ESPN's web presence is top-notch.
CBS Sportsline
Sportsline is another strong on-line NFL news source.
Major League Baseball
New York Yankees
The Yankees are the best franchise in all of sports, period. I take great pride in being a Yankees fan.
National Hockey League
Nashville Predators
There is nothing like seeing a Predators game live and in person... I have a puck that I caught at a Predators/Sharks game in December 1998, which may be the coolest sports souvenir I have.
National Basketball Association
San Antonio Spurs
I became a fan of the Spurs when they drafted David Robinson, and I've been a supporter of them ever since then.
University of Evansville
Evansville, my alma mater, dropped football while I was in college. Ugh. But Aces basketball usually packs 'em into Roberts Stadium in Evansville. And I'll forever have fond memories of the 1999 NCAA Basketball Tournament season (where both the men's and women's teams made the big dance).
Pro Wrestling
The world of pro wrestling is constantly evolving and changing... and these links are the best places to go to find out the very latest about "the business".
Wrestling Observer
This is the on-line supplement to Dave Meltzer's "Wrestling Observer Newsletter" It's a superb source of inside info and analysis about the business.
Pro Wrestling Torch
Wade Keller and company have a site with good info and intriguing interviews.
1Wrestling.com
Dave Scherer's "Daily Lariat" is one of the most complete wrap-ups of the
world of professional wrestling.
