Let's be honest - with four games this weekend in the NFL Divisional round, there's really only one spot up for grabs in the Buzzer Eagle Top 5 most anticipated events this weekend. So let's get right down to it.
#5 The Sony Open in Hawaii
Your average duffer's golf clubs are still stored away in the garage until Spring, but the winter blues are over for the pros in the PGA. Live vicariously through your favorite tour star as they play the Sony Open in Hawaii this weekend.
#4 New York Giants at Green Bay Packers
Are the Green Bay Packers as
Tiger Triumphant
by Ronald A. Rowe December 5th, 2011 | Football, Golf, Soccer/Football
An old Tiger back on the hunt, young bucks stretching their legs, and the leader of the Pack dominating the herd - no, this isn't National Geographic. This is the Buzzer Eagle Top 5 Weekend Review.
#5 Tiger's Triumph
Tiger Woods winning is old news. Really, really old news. It feels like 2005. Tiger Woods won a golf tournament. The Chevron World Challenge isn't an official PGA event, but still - it's Tiger's first win in just over two years. This is a tournament that he's won 4 times in the past and he looked like the Tiger of old -
#5 Tiger's Triumph
Tiger Woods winning is old news. Really, really old news. It feels like 2005. Tiger Woods won a golf tournament. The Chevron World Challenge isn't an official PGA event, but still - it's Tiger's first win in just over two years. This is a tournament that he's won 4 times in the past and he looked like the Tiger of old -
Top 5 Upsets
by Ronald A. Rowe November 21st, 2011 | Football, Golf, Weekend Review
An upset here, and upset there, upsets all across the fruited plain this weekend. The Top 5 most surprising and entertaining in the eyes of our panel of experts are:
#5 The President's Cup
The USA beating the rest of the world in the President's Cup doesn't exactly qualify as an upset since they won the last three in a row. But Jim Furyk going a perfect 5-0? Tiger Woods clinching the victory for his team? That was surprising enough to count.
#4 Unlucky #4
Oregon lost the first game of the season to a then-#4 ranked LSU. Then a couple of weeks
#5 The President's Cup
The USA beating the rest of the world in the President's Cup doesn't exactly qualify as an upset since they won the last three in a row. But Jim Furyk going a perfect 5-0? Tiger Woods clinching the victory for his team? That was surprising enough to count.
#4 Unlucky #4
Oregon lost the first game of the season to a then-#4 ranked LSU. Then a couple of weeks
PreSeason PreView
by Ronald A. Rowe August 11th, 2011 | Golf, NASCAR, NFL
Back to NFL action this weekend. It’s only preseason. The games don’t count and most of the guys playing this weekend will end up on the practice squad before the regular season opener on September 11th. Still, it’s football. And there’s even more than just football coming our way this weekend. The Top 5 moments we’re looking forward to are:
#5 Upset Special
The Green Bay Packers are the defending Super Bowl Champions. The Cleveland Browns are... the Cleveland Browns. Saturday's preseason game between the two may be the only chance the Browns have to win against the Pack for years
#5 Upset Special
The Green Bay Packers are the defending Super Bowl Champions. The Cleveland Browns are... the Cleveland Browns. Saturday's preseason game between the two may be the only chance the Browns have to win against the Pack for years
Weekend Review 7_10
by Ronald A. Rowe July 11th, 2011 | Auto Sports, Baseball, Golf
On the eve of Major League Baseball's All-Star Game, there was plenty of action in the world of sports. The five biggest and best as ranked by our panel of experts:
#5 The Future is Soon
The MLB Futures Game doesn't get a lot of press. Most fans don't take any notice of it. But the annual matchup of the best of the minor league players provides a glimpse into the future of the major leagues. For those of you who watched along with me on Sunday, the names we heard on ESPN2 - some of them,
#5 The Future is Soon
The MLB Futures Game doesn't get a lot of press. Most fans don't take any notice of it. But the annual matchup of the best of the minor league players provides a glimpse into the future of the major leagues. For those of you who watched along with me on Sunday, the names we heard on ESPN2 - some of them,
