Euro 2012: David Villa Sidelined for Six Months, Are Spain Still the Favorites?

David Villa will be sidelined for six months after breaking his tibia.  A year ago this would have been a huge blow for Barcelona as Villa was a key to Barcelona’s offense and success.  This year has been a different story as Villa had been relegated to a supporting role and was only seeing limited time off the bench. Last week Barcelona beat Real Madrid without Villa and will surely... 

10 Reasons Why Mexican Football Is On the Up

In Mexico, there are three topics that usually strike a chord when they come up in any conversation: politics, religion and football. All three of them promote debate. Sometimes they even bring discomfort and heated discussions. This sport has the ability to paralyze the whole country, no matter if it’s the local league, the Olympics or a World Cup. To... 

5 Golfers Who Can Bounce Back in 2012

Golf has never been more competitive. Its rate of growth throughout the world is a huge success story for the sport, with tours now being established in the Far East, South Africa and Australasia, as well the long-established tours in the US and Europe. As such, there has been an emergence of talent making headlines, which has been great for many but not so great for those players who have fallen out... 

USMNT: 10 Things to Address on the Road to World Cup 2014

There’s still time. There’s still time. There’s still time.  Those are the words uttered by many followers who believe that the USMNT still needs to be patient in its development—there is still plenty of time until the World Cup 2014. What those followers fail to realize is that the time from now till 2014 is as deceptive as a 2-0 lead. Any lack of attention will come back... 

Men’s Golf: 8 Golfers Who Showed Us Tiger Woods Is Not Everything

Tiger may not be the top golfer any more, but that doesn’t mean golf has taken a break. This year, we have witnessed great feats and accomplishments that, different from other seasons, didn’t include Woods, who once reigned the sport. Major champions, first-time winners, youngsters who took over the rankings and new names that topped the leader boards. Therefore, it’s only fair to... 

Why Tiger Will Not Win a Major in 2012 or Maybe Ever Again

Arizona is the Diamondbacks. Arkansas is the Razorbacks. When politicians aren’t taking kickbacks, they’re talking cutbacks and of course there is Tim Tebow, the quarterback who has God’s back or vice versa. But the biggest “back” in sports or politics is Tiger Woods. Is he or isn’t he back? That finish at Sherwood sure made you feel like Tiger was back. Back to... 

Tiger Woods: Predicting His Victories During the 2012 Season

Coming off of his first victory in two years, things are finally beginning to look up for Tiger Woods.  In the two years that passed between his last victory and his win at the Chevron, nearly everything in his life has changed. What hasn’t changed, however, is the dominance he can display on the golf course. He has shown flashes of it in the past two seasons, but last weekend was the first... 

Long Putter, Belly Putter, Regular Putter: What’s All the Fuss?

Long putter, belly putter or conventional putter, that is the big question today.  Adam Scott had a fantastic year after changing to the long putter.  Keegan Bradley won the PGA Championship and Webb Simpson won three times with the belly putter.  One of the best putters of all time, Phil Mickelson even gave the belly putter a try for a couple of rounds. What is all the fuss about? ... 

PGA Tour 2012: Rounding Up 2011 and Previewing 2012

The 2011 golf season just officially ended in Dubai with Alvaro Quiros draining a long breaking putt for an eagle to win the tournament, but Luke Donald birdied that same 72nd hole to put an exclamation point on winning the Race to Dubai.  Donald finished the year No. 1 on the European Tour, PGA Tour and, oh yeah, No. 1 in the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR).  He did not have a major... 

Alvaro Quiros Wins DWC as Luke Donald Completes the Historic Double

History was written today at the Earth Course of the Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai. Alvaro Quiros made a monster eagle-putt from across the 18th hole to secure the win at the Dubai World Championship presented by DP World. On a day where the breeze never developed into the strong one that was predicted, Quiros finished at 19-under, two shots ahead of 1999 Open Champ Paul Lawrie, and three ahead of... 

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