When we last left you at the OVS Golf League, we finished the sector 1 roundup with this: So all in all, Nike and team Rahm have a healthy lead, with Titleist in striking distance and Taylor Made lurking at the top of the midfield. Srixon is gonna have to do a lot of digging … More OVS Gol f League: Breaking Development
A couple of months ago, I wrote this, lamenting that the PGA refused to implement the one thing LIV got right, a complete distain for human rights team golf, but arguing that you could piece one together using, basically, sponsors. My fear for this idea was that it might seem arbitrary, but since then Sports … More The OVS Golf League Sector 1
If you have so much as a passing interest in golf, or even sports, you know about LIV Golf. The Saudi backed PGA competitor has been dissected ad nauseum, so I’m going to save you the background (summary: it sucks) and cut to the chase. LIV has had a lot of bad ideas. They employed … More The PGA Tour Won’t Adopt the PGL’s Team System So I Did
I want to preface all of this by letting you, dear reader, know, that I’m not saying, I’m just saying. By now everyone (literally everyone I checked) knows that (a) Fernando Tatis Sr. (5-11, 185) was a fairly light hitting, good defensively get on base type for 11 big league seasons, and that (b) his … More People Don’t Talk About Fernando Tatis Sr.’s 1999 Enough
Perhaps the most surprising squad in the National Hockey League this season is the Chicago Blackhawks, (/talk radio pause) but are they really. As of this writing, the Hawks are 6 points out of the playoffs, but that alone doesn’t capture the precariousness of their playoff hunt situation. On top of the 3 game deficit, … More What Happened to The Chicago Blackhawks
The Pittsburgh Junior Penguins took on the Culver Academy Eagles this morning at Sharks Ice for the 18u USA Hockey National Championship. Pittsburgh had a big tough team with a couple of especially skilled players up front (Jordan Timmons being a particular standout), that played exceptional defense. Timmons wrapped up a monster tournament, which he… via … More Pittsburgh Junior Elite Penguins Shut Out Culver, Take Home National Championship — Obstructed View Sports
After months of speculation, endless nitpicking, a lot of former players and coaches yelling at each other on TV (and some occasional actual, informative debate…just kidding it was almost all yelling), in the span of 36 hours, it was all decided. Okay, it wasn’t actually decided, we still have 3 more meaningful College Football games … More Even With A Clear 4, a Dangerous Precedent is Set
1. After what went down last Friday, there is only one way to start this NitPicks and it is obvious enough that I’m not even going to bother with an intro before jumping right into it, and that is RYPIEN MANIA BABY!!!! That’s right, it’s overreaction time baby. The BYU debacle feels like it was … More Nit Picks Week 5: Digging Out of a Hole
I have put this out there on social media, but I just realized that I never actually posted anything about it here. Starting in 2015, I am going to spin off (and step up) my Sharks coverage on to a separate site. The site is live and there are 5 or 6 posts up as … More Introducing the Newest OVS Site: Shootin’ The Sharks
1. Okay I may as well start off with the elephant in the room. I missed last week. I don’t really have much of an excuse other than to say that some stuff came up. I have a major paper this term that I will be working on and unfortunately it got in the way … More NitPicks Week 4: With my (QB) WOES
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