The Countdown to September 6
There was something fun about being an Ohio State fan last year. Sure, winning the National Championship was fun, but it was more that there were zero expectations. Every irreplaceable … Continue reading
Memories, Triumph and Heartbreak: Coaching Team USA in Berlin, Germany
I was only in Berlin for one Friday night, so myself and my friends planned on using the night to explore the popular Berlin club scene. Button-downs were ironed, jeans were … Continue reading
California Eatin’
Let me cut right to the chase. In my previous blog post about my first few days in California, I omitted my absolute favorite part of the trip. The food. … Continue reading
California Dreamin’
I just got back into my hotel room here in San Diego a few minutes ago and realized that I had not posted on my site for a few days. … Continue reading
Recommended Readings 3
Recommended Readings is a recurring post where I share some of my favorite journalism and stories that I’ve found recently. Previous Editions: Recommended Readings, Recommended Readings 2 Does an Ex-Con … Continue reading
Coaching Team USA at the 2015 European Maccabi Games
It’s not often that great opportunities are presented to you, but this winter I had one that was too good to pass up. Vassar head coach BJ Dunne sent me … Continue reading
Recommended Readings 2
As I mentioned in my first Recommended Readings post, even with a busy coaching schedule, I try to find time to read as much good journalism as possible. Here are … Continue reading
The Ultimate Role Player
I’ve been meaning to write about Jesper Fast of the New York Rangers for about two weeks now, since I read this excellent article about him in The New York Times. … Continue reading
Entourage Movie Provides the Perfect Victory Lap
Let’s start with this. I absolutely LOVED the Entourage movie. I won’t pretend the plot was an all-time great in the class of The Shawshank Redemption, but the Entourage movie was … Continue reading
Recommended Readings
I had a great journalism professor at Hofstra that made things very clear. In order to become a better journalist, you had to read as much good journalism as possible. … Continue reading
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