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Injecting Unwanted Perspective
I do this sometimes. Also: “Slamdunks?!?”
Posted in General Culture and News, Pictures
Tagged General Culture and News, Humor, Pictures, Poetry Slam, Sarcasm, VCU
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Richmond’s First Sweet Sixteen
Those who follow University of Richmond basketball* will recall this memorable year for a number of reasons. Well, two, primarily. The team had perhaps the best season in school history, and certainly one of the three best, finishing 29-8 with … Continue reading
VCU in the Final Four? Give Tom a Call(?).
I’m not sure which is more remarkable: VCU making an improbable run to the Final Four, or someone reputable actually wanting my opinion on same. Self-deprecation aside, I was lucky enough to be a guest on Spartan Nation Radio up … Continue reading
Posted in Podcasts, Sports
Tagged Chris Mooney, East Lansing, Final Four, Interviews, March Madness, NCAA Basketball, Podcasts, Radio, Richmond, Shaka Smart, Sports, VCU
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National Media Covers UR and VCU as Only They Can(‘t)
As the University of Richmond and Virginia Commonwealth University triumphantly earned their way into the Sweet Sixteen, the fact that both schools are located in the same city has not escaped the watchful eye of the New York Times. To … Continue reading
And . . . We’re Back (Part 2)
In Part 2 of this week’s podcast, Tom and Mike debate the merits of being a one-legged wrestler (guess which one of them takes the “having one leg is an advantage” position?), as well as discussing the future of boxing … Continue reading
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Tagged Amateur Wrestling, Anthony Robles, Boxing, Chik-fil-A, Concussions, Football, March Madness, NCAA, NCAA Tournament, NFL, Podcasts, Sports, University of Richmond, VCU, Weight Classes
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Let’s All Make Fun of Tom’s Brackets (2013 Edition)
Part of the aging process (I won’t go as far as to say “maturing”) for me has been letting some of my sports fandom fall by the wayside. I’m down to about two sports now: MLB and the NFL. However, … Continue reading →