F1 Schedule in October 2013: Previewing the Month Ahead

The penultimate month of the Formula 1 season sees three races on the calendar, with a very real chance that the title will be wrapped up with plenty to spare. The Asian swing of the 2013 season continues, with stops in Korea, Japan and India. Sebastian Vettel has a 60-point advantage in the title race, and if he can extend that advantage to 76 by the end of the month, he will seal the crown for the... 

The Holes US Must Cover Up Before World Cup 2014

With the United States men’s national team having secured qualification to the 2014 World Cup, the next task at hand will be preparing for the tournament itself. The U.S. will likely only have five matches between now and the opening of their World Cup training camp (not counting any potential games in January). There are the two final World Cup qualifiers later this month, November friendlies... 

Web.com Championship: Good and Bad Aspects Still Give 50 Guys PGA Tour Cards

If you thought the FedEx Cup points—with the resets and the Tour Championship points addition and subtraction—were a lot of fun, then you had to love the Web.com Tour Championship. Other than knowing who was leading the tournament, it was practically impossible to understand the money and the cards and who was in and who was out until the dust had settled. Of course, if you are a human... 

Why the International Team Needs to Win the 2013 Presidents Cup

How can the Presidents Cup emerge from the long shadow cast by its older, far superior brother, the Ryder Cup? The International team can absolutely demolish the Americans this week at Muirfield Village. The Presidents Cup began in 1994, and since that time the American side has a 7-1-1 record while the International side is 1-1-7. The International Team’s sole Presidents Cup victory came nearly... 

USMNT World Cup Chances: What Is ‘Realistic’ and What Is ‘Possible’?

United States Men’s National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann caused a bit of a stir last week when he gave an interview during halftime of the Seattle Sounders game against the LA Galaxy. NBC Sports’ Russ Thaler asked Klinsmann, “If you can get them playing their best at the start of the World Cup, will the U.S. national team be good enough to win the World Cup?” Jurgen... 

John Daly Hit a Golf Ball off Someone’s Mouth Behind Some Pizza Joint

If you’re going to let someone hit a golf ball off your mouth, make sure it’s John Daly.  Guyism.com’s World of Isaac (h/t For The Win) spotted the following Instagram video posted by Pearce Harrison, which features Daly teeing off on a guy we presume is very easy to convince to do dumb things.  Here is a link to the video. Kids, don’t try this at home.   There... 

Rafael Nadal: Spaniard Should Sweep Major Player Awards

World No. 2 Rafael Nadal makes his return to tournament play at the China Open in Beijing this week, where if he reaches the final, he’ll overtake Novak Djokovic for the top spot in the rankings. If Nadal were to pull that off, it would only be the latest feat in a season of impressive accomplishments, which his peers on the ATP World Tour should recognize. With 10 tournaments won this year—which... 

China Open 2013: Daily Scores, Results and Schedule

Some of the best male and female players in the world will travel to the site of the 2008 Olympics in order to compete in the 2013 China Open. This hard-court event features eight of the Top 10 in the WTA in the women’s draw, as well as six of the Top 10 in the ATP on the men’s side. Outside of the Grand Slams, you will not find too many better fields over the course of the season. Rafael... 

Formula 1’s Latest Rumours and Talk: Did Vettel Cheat, Massa’s Boat-Car and More

There are a few interesting tidbits from around the world of Formula 1 as the drivers and teams gear up for the Korean Grand Prix this weekend. Seats are still up for grabs, there are battles all over the grid to be waged, and the teams already have half an eye on next year. We take a look at the big talking points over the next few slides. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

The Biggest Hits in World Rugby This Week, Wallabies Leave Mark on South Africa

In the penultimate weekend of this year’s Rugby Championship, it’s the second clash between South Africa and Australia that again yielded the grizzliest hits of the week. That being said, two red cards in the Top 14, a piece of ITM Cup magic and a sizable Pro 12 contribution also make up the body of this week’s most physical impacts.  Read on to satisfy all your big hit needs. Begin... 

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