Ferr or Foul? How the NCAA’s top teams fare in March Madness
1. Kansas Contender Frank Mason is arguably the best point guard in the country. The team has scorers all over the floor, the program knows how to win and oh yeah, Bill Self serves as […]
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Ferr or foul? Grades from the deadline
Boston – D – The Celtics are contenders in the East right now, but not really. Standing-wise you can’t argue that they’re in second place but talent-wise and personnel-wise its Cleveland’s conference and no one […]
Ferr or Foul? It’s time UCONN gets the respect it deserves
Engage in an argument with almost anybody about who the greatest dynasty of all-time in sports is. I’m sure a number of people will say the 2000-present New England Patriots (NFL), some will certainly say […]
Ferr or Foul? And the mvp should be..
1. Matt Ryan – the Falcons quarterback had a career year. Ryan was second in the NFL throwing for 4,944 yards, trailing only Drew Brees who plays for a team known for its air-raid style, […]
Ferr or Foul: The push for the playoffs
1.) The Kansas City Chiefs will win the AFC West. The Chiefs are an overlooked 9-3 this year and 19-3 in their last 22 regular season games, but that’s because they have the AFC-leading Oakland […]
Ferr or Foul? NCAA basketball power rankings
1. Kentucky. John Calipari has done it again, recruiting the best team in the nation a year after losing almost everyone to the NBA. Isaiah Briscoe is back and leading the Wildcats in scoring through […]
Ferr or Foul: The great “de-wait,” curse lifted from Cubs shoulders after 108 years
After 108 years, the wait is over. The Chicago Cubs are World Series Champions. The Cubs beat the Cleveland Indians in seven games on Wednesday night, but they made their fans hold on as long […]
Ferr or Foul: Takeaways from opening night in the NBA
1. Cleveland is unmatched in the East. LeBron James may not be getting any younger but he’s still King James – note I didn’t say best player. James went for a triple-double in the Cavs […]
Ferr or Foul: Four observations from the posteseaon
1.) The Red Sox pitching staff is just not good enough. Forget going out and signing Jose Bautista, Edwin Encarnacion or any hitter for that matter, the offense is good enough as is. Hanley Ramirez […]
Thank you, Papi
With runners at first and second and two outs, Cody Allen delivered to Travis Shaw. Shaw got under the pitch and flied to right. Indians right fielder Lonnie Chisenhall routinely got under the fly and […]