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If people were to ask me who I thought was the best coach in the Big Ten, people might be surprised. This coach has not been around very long but has certainly made a big impression on the Big Ten Conference. That coach is Jake Boss, Jr.

Boss was hired in the summer of 2008 becoming the 16th coach in Michigan State History. In his first year as coach, Boss managed to get the Spartans in their first Big Ten tournament since 2004 Read the rest of this entry »

There are few sports in the entire world that put as much of a focus on practice and routine that the American pastime, baseball, does. There is good reason for this. When trying to learn the craft of baseball it is important to realize that there is a history of tradition and hard work that has gone into making all the great players before you. You are not better than them yet and won’t be without putting Read the rest of this entry »

St. Louis Cardinals’ Albert Pujols has done more in his career than any of his contemporaries, including A-Rod and Bonds, and he is destined to surpass and break many records in the years to come. However, Pujols brings more to the field than just impressive stats. A nine time all-star and World Series champ, he is a fan favorite, a hard worker, and seems to be able to avoid the negative attention other popular baseball players always manage to find, therefore defining baseball in a way it is meant to be. Dominican born and an Read the rest of this entry »