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Optimism is the word commonly heard among Lions land. I know that we have heard it all before but this season there may just be some teeth in the sentiment.
Optimism is the word commonly heard among Lions land. I know that we have heard it all before but this season there may just be some teeth in the sentiment.
The Chicago Bears enter the 2011-2012 season with perhaps the most to prove of any team in the NFL. Lovie Smith and his coaching staff have one more chance to take this team from pretender to contender or they may be looking for work in the 2012-2013 season.
Lots of really good story lines in the Big Ten this year…I don’t even know where to begin. There is the addition of Nebraska and the demise of Ohio State. Quarterback Russell Wilson might make Wisconsin a BCS hopeful while new Michigan coach Brady Hoke is going to try and do his best to reign in the best rushing QB any of us have ever seen in Dernard Robinson.
The Philadelphia Phillies and the San Francisco Giants square-off this Thursday night in the first of a four-game showdown in what could very well be a preview of this year’s NLCS. Game time from AT&T Park is set for 10:15 p.m. (ET) and it will be available on MLB TV.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were one of the true surprises of the NFL last season – now expectations may be a tad high considering how young that this team still is.
Well, we can say one thing about the Carolina Panthers going into the 2011 season – they did bring in what promises to be in a good coaching staff – Ron Rivera as Head Coach, Sean McDermott (of the Eagles) as Defensive Coordinator and Rob Chudzinski (of the Chargers) to run the offense.
The New Orleans Saints enter the 2011-2012 season with plenty of motivation. Not only did they lose to Seattle in the first round of the playoffs last season but they also have a couple of NFC South teams right on their heels.
The Arizona Cardinals had a lot of work to do in the shortened offseason but did shore up some enormous gaping hole with the trade for Kevin Kolb and the signing of Linebacker Stewart Bradley.
Are you getting sick of the annual 49ers preseason hype yet? Once again, the 49ers are being touted as the favorite in the weak NFC West but once again, they enter the season with as many question marks as they do answers.
The St. Louis Rams will enter the 2011 season as the team to watch in the NFC West. They are prime for success after making enormous strides in 2010.
In a normal year, the Nebraska Cornhuskers joining the Big Ten would easily be the biggest news in the conference. This year it has taken second fiddle to all the problems at Ohio State.
The Wisconsin Badgers took a big step last year, but now it is time to see if they can build on last year’s success. Wisconsin went 11-2 in 2010, and they narrowly missed winning the Rose Bowl.
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No team has been in the news more than Ohio State in the past offseason, and in this case that isn’t a good thing at all. Rewind back to last December and the Ohio State Buckeyes were flying high with an 11-1 record.
As weird as it sounds, more than two wins in 2011 will be an improvement for the Washington State Cougars who went just 2-10 overall and 1-5 in conference play last season. But it won’t get any easier with the newly realigned PAC-12 that puts them in the North with powerhouses Stanford and Oregon.