Welcome to the third and final part of our tournament of the most iconic plays in sports history. You can read parts I and II here and here. In this article, we’ll be going through the Sweet Sixteen through the championship so let’s see who will win this tournament! Sweet Sixteen East Region: 1. Babe Ruth’s … More Most Iconic Plays in Sports History Part III
Welcome back to our tournament of the 64 most iconic plays in sports history. You can check out part I here. In this article, I’ll be going through the second round of the tournament. So, let’s get to it! Second Round East Region: 1. Babe Ruth called shot vs. 8. Music City Miracle It takes … More Most Iconic Plays in Sports History Part II
To end our March Madness celebration, I’m going to do a multi-part tournament on the most iconic plays in sports history. It’s a 64, that’s right, 64 play tournament that ranges from 1932 to 2015. Seeding was based on when the play took place meaning the 1932 play is a one seed and the 2015 play … More Most Iconic Plays in Sports History Part I
This is the final part of a 3 part tournament called NCAA Mascot Madness. This tournament is using the same seeding as the actual NCAA March Madness tournament, but using the team’s mascots instead, and instead of playing a basketball game to determine the outcome they fight in a 1 on 1 matchup to determine … More NCAA Mascot Madness (Elite 8, Final Four, and Championship)
This is a continuation of the NCAA Mascot Madness Tournament. Check previous posts for the Round of 64. In-case you missed the first post (which includes a much longer explanation about this tournament) it’s basically the same bracket as the actual NCAA March Madness tournament, but instead of teams, it’s their mascots. Instead of a … More NCAA Mascot Madness (Round of 32 and Sweet 16)
The first round of the actual March Madness tournament is now over, and maybe by the time your reading this the second round is wrapping up. Though do not worry if your team has been knocked out already, because I have decided to take the mascots of all 64 teams and put them in a … More NCAA Mascot Madness (Round of 64)
Now its time to move on to the third part of this slow moving bracket. Click here for part 1 and here for part 2, which profile the first two rounds of our tournament to determine the most unbreakable record in sports. Without further ado, lets begin with round 2: Baseball Region Cy Young 511 … More Most Unbreakable Records in Sports — Part 3
In honor of the first two days of March Madness, I decided to write an article I’ve been waiting for a while to write and that I’m very excited about: the best sports days of the year. I will be taking the 16 best sports days on the calendar and in keeping with our March … More Best Sports Days of the Year
Its finally here! Last Tuesday we looked at part 1 of our bracket for the most unbreakable records in sports, you can view part 1 here, and now its time for part 2. This part will contain the first round of the basketball/football region, so lets take a look at the seeds and get going: … More Most Unbreakable Records in Sports — Part 2
The NBA has seen some great shooters in its history, and there are always people debating who is the greatest shooter of all time. This discussion seems to come up more often now then ever before, with current shooters like Klay Thompson and Steph Curry dominating the NBA, and great shooters like Ray Allen and … More The Best Shooter in NBA History (Statistical Based)
The 5th Quarter 