Horses or Horse Power: Which May racing event do you prefer?
The month of May is sandwiched by two of sport's biggest racing events: the Kentucky Derby on May 3, and the Indianapolis 500 on May 25. Of the two, which are you more interested in?
Horses: Kentucky Derby
Horse Power: Indianapolis 500
What professional sport activity are you looking forward to most right now?
It's a busy time of year in pro sports, with hockey and basketball winding up their seasons as baseball kicks off its first month. And already, much media coverage has been given to the NFL Draft, still a week and half away. In this sports-filled spring, what do you most look forward to?March Madness: National Championship and Final Standings
Congratulations to the Kansas Jayhawks on a great national championship victory...and congrats to Ramiele Malubuy for winning the Team Sugar bracket! :cheer:
The Jayhawks defeated the Memphis Tigers 75-68 in overtime last night. The game was pretty close and went back and forth all evening before Memphis took a nine-point lead with 2:12 left in regulation.
March Madness: Final Four Recap and Standings
The top four seeds in the tournament met in the Final Four for the first time in history yesterday, and the match-up is now set for the national championship game on Monday night: Kansas versus Memphis. In the first game last night, Memphis convincingly beat UCLA by a score of 78-63. The Memphis Tigers have looked great throughout the tournament, and with just one loss all season, they are poised to claim the national title.IU Basketball Tries To Move On
On Tuesday, Indiana University named Marquette coach Tom Crean as their new head basketball coach in another step toward putting the Kelvin Sampson mess behind the program. On the same day, current interim head coach Dan Dakich dismissed two of the team's starters, Jamarcus Ellis and Armon Bassett from the team for skipping required team functions.
While hiring Crean is a big step in the right direction for IU, the Sampson situation has left a very fuzzy picture for the immediate future of IU basketball.
March Madness: Elite Eight Recap and Standings
History has been made, Sugar Sports Fans. Believe it or not, for the first time in March Madness history (since the tournament expanded to 64 teams), all four No. 1 seeds have advanced to the Final Four.Happy Opening Day, Baseball Fans!
Today is opening day for MLB, not counting an "opening night" game last night in Washington and the two games Oakland and Boston played in Japan last week. For the next week or so, major league baseball cities will be hosting season or home openers. Does it feel like spring yet???
March Madness: Sweet Sixteen Recap and Standings
After the Round of 16, we're down to the Elite Eight, and the biggest surprise is Davidson, who knocked off No. 3 Wisconsin for a chance to make it to the Final Four. In the Sugar bracket, things are widening up a bit as we get closer to the national championship game.March Madness: Second Round Recap and Standings
We're down to the Sweet Sixteen! After Round 2, things are still pretty close in the Team Sugar bracket, but if you look at the possible points, you'll see things should widen up soon. Round Two Standings (possible points in parentheses) 1.March Madness: First Round Recap and Standings
The first round of the men's NCAA basketball tournament is complete, and things are pretty tight in the Team Sugar bracket challenge. Read on for the current standings... But first: if you signed up for the bracket challenge, and I haven't already added you as a friend, can you please comment below or send me a private message?Top Brands
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