Everyone is wrong, except me—my thoughts on the 2026 World Cup

Opinions are cheap, but nuance is few and far between. The 2026 World Cup has already generated millions of opinions, before a single ball has been kicked. The tournament has become a referendum on the United States, on FIFA, and on who the game belongs to. As such, nearly everyone has something to say about it. Myself included, of course. This World Cup is perhaps … Continue reading Everyone is wrong, except me—my thoughts on the 2026 World Cup

What The Democratic Party and The NBA Have In Common

Let’s hold a thought experiment, shall we? Think about the last basketball game you watched on television. If you can’t remember, that’s fine—keep reading, because I have something for you too. For those of you that remember, what do you remember hearing? What do you remember seeing? And lastly, what do you remember NOT seeing? Before I started writing this piece, I asked myself the … Continue reading What The Democratic Party and The NBA Have In Common

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The £1 Billion Lie – A Look Into The State Of Chelsea Football Club

I can stand for banter, I cannot stand for lies. Alright, I got the cringe introduction out of the way. I don’t want to make this some melodramatic piece where I beg for your sympathy. But I had to lead with that, because at least some part of it is true–banter is banter, and lies are lies. Over the past few months, I’ve noticed that … Continue reading The £1 Billion Lie – A Look Into The State Of Chelsea Football Club

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Exclusive Interview: I Sat Down With Legendary NFL QB, Dan Marino

Dan the Man. Ahead of Sunday’s 2023 home opener for the Miami Dolphins, I sat down with legendary Dolphins quarterback (and my very own childhood hero) Dan Marino. We discussed him “coming out of retirement” to be the new QB1 for Pepsi, and the brand-new Wynwood Walkthrough at Hard Rock Stadium, presented by Pepsi. Listen below for his thoughts on the new project at Hard … Continue reading Exclusive Interview: I Sat Down With Legendary NFL QB, Dan Marino

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5-A-Side: A Look Into English Football Culture

5-a-side. Powerleague. Cage football.  Whatever you want to call it, there’s no denying the impact that grassroots football has had on football culture in England. Grown men and women, well past their athletic primes, knocking a ball around for hours after work, hoping to knock one past their friend in goal. At its core, 5-a-side football sits at the heart of English football culture. Playing … Continue reading 5-A-Side: A Look Into English Football Culture

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Gator Abroad: My Experience Studying Abroad In England

In a word, my experience studying abroad in England, was…fulfilling. So fulfilling, in fact, that I can’t come to grips with the fact that there was a very real chance I would’ve stopped myself from taking part. Prior to the trip, I held my fair share of nerves about the program. As a non-journalism student, joining a program tailored towards sports journalism students was certainly … Continue reading Gator Abroad: My Experience Studying Abroad In England

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Ranking The 2023 NFL Draft Quarterback Prospects

I usually start these with some long-winded and extremely unnecessary preamble, just verbose enough to satisfy my ego, but no beating around the bush today. Let’s dive right in. 1. C.J. Stroud NFL Comparison: Jared Goff Measurements: 6’3, 214 pounds As the #1 quarterback on my board, Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud should be the first player selected in the 2023 NFL Draft. By some … Continue reading Ranking The 2023 NFL Draft Quarterback Prospects

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A Red Dawn: What does the 2022 World Cup mean for the United States?

Moments can define World Cups, and moments can inspire generations.  From Pele’s header, to Diego Maradona’s hand, to Roberto Baggio’s miss, to Zinedine Zidane’s headbutt, to Mario Gotze’s volley, and everything in between, the World Cup has long been defined by a series of moments, etched in the annals of soccer history.   However, for the United States, these moments have been few and far between. … Continue reading A Red Dawn: What does the 2022 World Cup mean for the United States?

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My 2022/2023 Premier League Predictions

League Table: 1. Manchester City – 91 points For the first time since 2009, I believe we’re set to see a team “three-peat” the Premier League. While Erling Haaland’s official debut in the Community Shield might’ve raised more questions than it answered, the strength of City’s squad will ultimately prove too much for the rest of the country. The addition of Kalvin Phillips from Leeds … Continue reading My 2022/2023 Premier League Predictions

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Are Chelsea in Trouble?

Before we start, understand that this isn’t a piece about Thomas Tuchel’s tactics, his football philosophy, or a formation that Chelsea just have to play next season. If that’s what you’d like to read, close this article if you wish, and hey, no hard feelings. I’m a big boy, I can take it. This, is a piece about Chelsea’s recruitment (or lack thereof), poor squad … Continue reading Are Chelsea in Trouble?