Formula 1: Spa Is Anyone’s Race, so Will It Be Red Bull, Ferrari or McLaren?

Spa is a great track to watch.  It’s long been my favorite race of the season, and this year looks to be no different.   With the current three giants sure to fight it out and Mercedes and Renault looking for a way back, sparks are sure to fly. And as soon as I mention them, I’ll dismiss them.  Mercedes and Renault don’t have a prayer.  Spa is a demanding circuit,... 

Tiger Woods: Will He Ever Again Have the Mental Edge on the Rest of the Field?

Tiger Woods’ disappointing performance at the PGA Championship reheated the question: can Tiger get his mental edge back from the rest of the field? The mental edge Tiger had came in three major parts: confidence, clutch, intimidation. Tiger’s intimidation factor has been erased. Playing with him is no longer as difficult as previous. He’s human, just like the rest of the field. To... 

Phil Mickelson and 10 Modern Golfers Who Underachieved

Phil Mickelson has had a Hall of Fame career with 39 PGA Tour Wins and four major championships.  He was easily capable of much more. There have always been golfers who didn’t live up to their capabilities.  Tommy Bolt, Gene Littler and Lanny Wadkins all should have won multiple majors.  Johnny Miller flashed talent to compete with a prime Jack Nicklaus but fizzled out. The all-time... 

Euro 2012: Predicting the Team of the Tournament

The upcoming European Championship looks like an exciting one. It looks to be dominated by the two World Cup finalists of 2010. Let us take a look at their squad. The undoubted favorites, and the regnant footballing stalwart is Spain. The Spanish have, undoubtedly the best style of football in the world. Their key virtue is that even if they don’t have the quality players... 

Mexican Soccer: Predicting This Week’s Matchups

Today, Jornada Seis (Round Six) begins. This round will really separate teams in terms of standings and who will be considered a “favorite.” Though the games aren’t that appealing this week. with one third of this tournament being over after the weekend, it’s safe to say nobody is safe. Let’s take a look at which teams I believe will win their match and preview their encounter. Begin... 

PGA Tour: Webb Simpson Still Searching for Illusive First Victory

Webb Simpson is becoming more and more of a household name on Sunday afternoons on the PGA Tour this season. Still, after turning pro in 2008 and entering his third full season on the PGA Tour, the Raleigh, North Carolina native is searching for that illusive first victory. In his first two seasons on tour, Simpson did not turn too many heads, making just 35 of 61 cuts those first two years. However,... 

LPGA: What’s at Stake at This Week’s Safeway Classic?

The LPGA is back after being 18 days off the grid. All the majors have taken place, but this week is especially important. The Safeway Classic has been part of the LPGA’s schedule for 39 years and its tradition makes it the perfect tourney to decide the final spot of the 2011 US Solheim Cup Team. The Safeway Classic gives Solheim Cup points to those who finish 1 to 20, with the winner earning... 

Tiger Woods, Fred Couples and the Presidents Cup Keep Us Talking

Tiger Woods is nothing if not a lightning rod. Keegan Bradley just made history at the PGA Championship, not just as a first-timer winning a major, but by carrying a big stick (long putter) to do it. The PGA’s Wyndham Championship in Greensboro is the final leg of the race to the Fed Ex Cup, and all manner of guys are scrambling to get into the playoffs. But it is the Fred Couples will-he-or-won’t-he,... 

Wyndham Championship: Jason Dufner Rebounds with a 66 in First Round

Less than a week removed from his collapse in the final round of the PGA Championship where he surrendered a four-shot lead at the Atlanta Athletic Club to Keegan Bradley, Jason Dufner has seemingly put that out of his thoughts very quickly. Of course, an opening round of four-under-par 66 at the Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club will help you do that. “It’s probably a good... 

U.S. Soccer: Horrid Start Against Mexico, Bright Light at the End of the Tunnel

The United States men’s national team did not suddenly play like Spain in an Aug. 10 friendly against Mexico, the first game of new coach Jurgen Klinsmann’s career. Their players did not play with the panache of Brazil, or the disciplined rigor of Germany.  They did show some glimpses of a brighter future, however, in a 1-1 draw against their hated rivals in Philadelphia. Having gone... 

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