“I did not like how I looked, to the point where I for the most part banned pictures of me.” Click on the photo to find out how Nate Barlow went from banning pictures of himself to posing for headshots.
a blogumn by Nate Barlow A couple weeks ago the New York Times ran an article about the disparity between boys and girls’ sports. Schools have made great strides towards scholastic athletic equality since the passage of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Although Title IX made no specific reference to athletics and [...]
. a blogumn by Nate Barlow 31-0. That was Rafael Nadal’s French Open record prior to playing hard-hitting Swede Robin Soderling Sunday at Roland Garros, an undefeated streak dating back to Nadal’s Open debut in 2005. The undisputed master of the clay court had won four straight French Open men’s singles titles 31-0. Nadal came [...]
. a blogumn by Nate Barlow Earlier this week on DeepIntoSports.com, Gary Porpora wrote the first piece of a multi-part article on who’s the greatest golfer of all time, Jack Nicklaus or Tiger Woods. With so much of the media anointing Tiger the king, Gary says, “Not so fast!” and he’s breaking down the numbers [...]
Thanks to Nate from Deep Into Sports for letting us know that Andy Hallett, the actor/singer, who played Lorne on Angel has died of a so far unknown cause at the way, way too young age of 33. I loved Angel — but I especially adored Lorne, and was especially impressed that Andy was able [...]
. a blogumn by Nate Barlow Sunday night Japan eliminated Team USA in the Semi-Finals of the second World Baseball Classic by a score of 9-4. Finishing third was a huge step up for the United States, which finished a woeful eighth three years ago in the augural Classic, barely making it out of the [...]
. a blogumn by Nate Barlow March Madness is finally here! What’s that, say you? It’s not March Madness yet! There are no brackets, no upsets, no buzzer-beaters. Ah, but there are. Conference Tournament Week is here. And each year, the conference tournaments expand more and more both in excitement and importance, having reached that [...]
. a blogumn by Nate Barlow The Super Bowl is over, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, and we now know that A-Fraud tested positive for anabolic steroids twice in 2003… Pitchers and catchers reporting for spring training is right around the corner. I love baseball. It’s my favorite sport, the one I was raised on. [...]
. a blogumn by Nate Barlow Yes, it’s finally almost here. February 1, 2009–Super Bowl Sunday. The big day of the big game, America’s television-viewing and pizza-munching apex of the year. Whether you watch for the football or you watch for the commercials, you watch. And by you, I mean almost a third of the [...]
. A new blogumn by Nate Barlow Sports for the geeks by a geek geeking out on sports… VS. The first pseudo major sports championship of the year takes place tonight in Miami as the 12-1 and top-ranked Oklahoma Sooners face off against the 12-1 and second-ranked Florida Gators in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) [...]
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