By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com College Football Blogger The first things Alabama foootball fans have to do regarding thier new coach is learn his name and how to pronounce it. Reporters need to learn how to spell it. Kalen DeBoer. Certainly doesn't roll off the lips quite like Nick Saban. The first things that Kalen DeBoer needs to do are convince top receiver … [Read more...]
Alabama Fans Hope Nick Saban’s Retirement Goes Better Than That Of Bear Bryant
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com College Football Blogger The GOAT is gone, off to Lake Burton and his boat, no longer on the sideline, at the podium or on the practice field for Alabama football. Nick Saban has retired and as reality slowly sinks in to replace shock, Alabama fans are sure hoping things go much better now than they did after the school's other legendary … [Read more...]
The Pigskin Prognosticator College Football Playoffs Analysis & Picks
By The Pigskin Prognosticator, PubClub.com College Football Analyst The dust has hardly settled on all the coaching changes as well as on National Signing Day with its name, imagine and likeness impact as the College Football Playoffs lurk in the background of the holidays. Let's see, a group of boosters in Texas announces a $50K "charity" program for offensive linemen … [Read more...]
Why Sportswriters Are So Negative And Cynical
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com's Cynical Sports Writer I have a friend who asked my what happened in my life to make me so negative. Easy, I replied: "I was once a sportswriter!" Actually, I am not a negative person. In fact, I a very positive person. My glass isn't always half full, it's full to the rim. When I'm looking for a parking space I throw out positive vibes … [Read more...]
Several GMs Will Blow It Again At The 2021 NFL Draft
Bad Picks Are A Tradition For Many Teams By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com NFL Blogger If there's one thing you can count on at the 2021 NFL Draft, it's not that a team's prized first-round pick will turn into a perennial All-Pro but that several NFL general managers will blow it. That's because it happens every year. GMs are blessed with scouting, pro … [Read more...]
Lay Off Drunk Tom Brady At The Super Bowl Party Celebration
So What If The Seven-Time Champion Had A Few Drinks. What Would YOU DO, I Ask By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Sports Blogger So Tom Brady had a few drinks. And some tequila shots. Gee, he's human after all. Lay OFF him people! And by people, I am including the media. Geez, tell me none of you has ever had a drink. HA! I began my career as a sportswriter … [Read more...]
Bama Haters Will Really Hate The Fact Another Tide Team Is On Top
Nate Oats Has The Basketball Squad The Hottest Team In The Country Bama haters, Alabama basketball, college basketball, sports blog By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com College Basketball Editor National champions. Again. No. 1 recruiting class. Again. Super-rival Auburn fires its coach. Rival Tennessee fires its coach amid turmoil that could result in severe … [Read more...]
Why Kentucky Basketball Fans Need To Read This New Book – Now
'Adolph Rupp And The Rise Of Kentucky Basketball' Recounts The Glory Days Of The UK Program & Its Legendary Coach Kentucky basketball, Adolph Rupp Book Review By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Sports Editor It is not very often that this scenario exists, but Kentucky basketball fans need a boost right now. Their team is struggling so much it is in danger … [Read more...]
Are You Ready For Some Football? The First NFL Game Is This Thursday
There Are Plenty Of Changes Due To COVID-19 And Moves By The Raiders And Tom Brady By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Sports Editor Published Sept. 7, 2020 Are you ready for some football? Something other than Central Arkansas, South Alabama vs. Southern Miss and Army 42, Middle Tennessee zip? The 2020 NFL season starts this Thursday and in case you are losing … [Read more...]
No To College Football In The Spring; It Belongs In The Fall
Why The Season Needs To Stay In Its Traditional Time Of Year By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com College Football Blogger There is some talk about moving college football to the spring. You know, the time of the year when you’re starting to mow the grass again, falling asleep on the couch to Spring Training or early-season baseball game, when March means … [Read more...]