Who will reap the benefits of the NFL Lockout? Someone.

It’s no secret that the National Football League is struggling with the possible reality of a lockout for the 2011-2012 seasons. So, when news came of the owners and the player’s labor union not reaching an agreement before the extended deadline of March 11, as a fan, I felt more nervous than shocked. Many questions ran through my mind as to what I would watch in replace of professional football? I must admit that nothing came to mind! Like Daniel Roberts a writer for CNN Money.com stated, "The biggest losers in an NFL lockout? Everyone."

A word to the W.I.S.E.

One day last week, while reading up on the latest news on the NBA trades; I came across some interesting information that was posted on one of my personal learning networks. Nonetheless, the owner and blogger Russell Scibetti of the Business of Sports, informed his readers of an upcoming award ceremony being held

SUPER BOWL XVL: Race vs. Class?

Last Sunday, I along with millions of Americans gathered around the television to watch Super Bowl XVL. Any sports fan understands the excitement and chaos that goes into this major event. Every aspect of the game is picked apart and dissected, from the numerous interviews conducted with the players and coaches during the pre-game show. All the way down to the field just before the coin toss. People are waiting with anticipation to see who will be crowned the next champion. However, if paid close attention, one would hear more than just the sound of “black & yellow” playing throughout the stadium. See pass the fans wearing the weird cheese shaped hat and discover a story unfolding right before our very eyes.