Dave Moulton

I made a bet with my radio co-host Mark Miller about the upcoming college football season. He has the six schools who have played for the last seven BCS national championships (USC makes seven but they are ineligible this year). ...

Before we go any further, there are an awful lot of people we need to thank.

Glenn Robinson did it in the NBA. Jamarcus Russell is the poster child of the NFL. Stephen Strasburg may be the beginning of the same movement in Major League Baseball.

The Big Ten (Big Twelve, soon to be Sweet Sixteen) has a fascinating decision to make. Ohio State and Michigan have always run the conference. The football game they play every year is by far, the biggest conference game in ...

Thank you, Tom Brady! Thank you for restoring order in the sportsworld.

I’ve been watching a decent amount of Rays baseball this summer. A few times every game a 30 second ad promoting sportsmanship appears. It is sponsored by the Foundation for a Better Life. Apparently this commercial has been running throughout ...

Tony Dungy wouldn’t hire current New York Jets coach Rex Ryan.

If you needed any more proof that we all are essentially rooting for laundry ...

We’re dangerously close to the time of year when football is the only sport anyone will want to hear about.

Is Tiger Woods merely having the worst year of his life? Or is Tiger Woods becoming Mike Tyson? I know, I know, that seems a little crazy to say.

Expanding instant replay use in baseball is controversial and complicated. And that's just in the Little League World Series!

Don't believe a word of it. Not one word.

Is a star player in the NBA more valuable than a franchise quarterback in the NFL? Peyton Manning on the Colts or LeBron James on the Cavaliers, who was more valuable? That’s a tough call.

On July 16, seven of us traveled to Sun Life Stadium to watch the Marlins host the Washington Nationals. We wanted to see Nats phenom Stephen Strasburg pitch. He did his part by throwing six shutout innings. We had good ...

If you were president or athletic director of one of the 65 BCS schools (soon to be 66) what would you do?