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Documentary Review: 'ESPN 30 for 30: Al Davis vs the NFL' . Top Story - February 2021.
ESPN 30 for 30 has become a haven for documentary filmmakers eager to find unique ways to tell familiar stories. The documentary format can tend to be a very homogenous artform, always very similar and familiar in structure and presentation. Thus a series such as 30 for 30 can feel a little rote after a while. To change that, documentary filmmakers need to get creative and find little ways to set themselves apart from the rest.
By Sean Patrick5 years ago in Unbalanced
Women's Hoop Report XL
This season has had some amazing performances by some big time players. While we showcase many hoopers, it's hard to feature every deserving player. This write-up is dedicated to a group of players that are making an impact on teams that are in the midst of great seasons but aren't getting a ton of attention.
By Winners Only5 years ago in Unbalanced
Basketball and Its Jewish Origins in New York City
Photo by ajay_suresh With its high-flying, slam dunking Madison Avenue image, the NBA looks as similar to its origins as the high tech video games of today do to the primitive digital displays of yesteryear. Showtime versus short, white Jewish boys playing in settlement houses and club leagues for $5 a game. "Watch the women play in the WNBA, and that's what it was like," says Herman Romash.
By Rich Monetti5 years ago in Unbalanced
Why Free Play Still Has a Place In Youth Sports
When I was growing up, parents thought nothing of allowing their children to play pickup games in the street or a neighborhood park. Kids would choose teams, play by their own rules, and resolve conflicts (yes, sometimes fights would break out). This was usually accomplished without adult intervention.
By Stephen Michael Kerr5 years ago in Unbalanced
The Black People Who Can Win for India at the Olympics
I suppose everybody has heard and read about Afro-Americans, the ethnic group of Americans with total or partial ancestry from any of the black racial groups of Africa. We have famous guys like Will Smith, Michael Jordan and Morgan Freedom adorning the power list and the list of ultra-successful people is endless….
By Peeping_Soul5 years ago in Unbalanced
2020-21 NBA Playoffs Prime Picks, Prospects, and Award Predictions
Two months after the 2019-20 NBA postseason finale, the 2020-21 NBA season had started right away. Last December 22, 2020, the playoffs began and is now heading to the 5th week. Presently, the Lakers lead the West with eleven wins while the Celtics dominate the East with eight victories.
By Tiffany Wagner5 years ago in Unbalanced
2021 Royal Rumble Review: Edge wins the Rumble & Will Headline Wrestlemania 37!. Top Story - February 2021.
What a way to start the new year with this triumphant victory! The 2021 Royal Rumble winner......is yours truly.......the 'Rated-R' superstar...Edge!!!
By Michael Reynoso5 years ago in Unbalanced
6 Things Women Should Know About Football Before Super Bowl LV
The world will semi-stop on February 7, 2021, as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the Kansas City Chiefs for the last Sunday of the 2020 NFL season. Many of us will have safe and socially distanced Super Bowl parties that will include hot wings, pizza, and beer. If 2020 has taught us anything, it would be to enjoy your family and friends while you have them and create memories that will last a lifetime. Around this time, women have become the hostess, butler and, maid when this day arrives. I think it's time we switch it up and call Postmates, sit back, drink a beer, and root for the team you want to win. I know a lot of you are saying that you don't know a thing about football. I am here to help guide you on the six things you should know about football that will impress your significant other and your friends come Sunday. Below are the most repetitive rules you will hear throughout the game.
By teisha leshea5 years ago in Unbalanced
Why I No Longer Root for the Underdog
Finally! Super Bowl week is upon us. For millions of NFL football fans, this is a time to begin celebrating, what is easily, the biggest non-holiday event of the year. Because of Covid-19 it will look slightly different this year, but that will not dampen the mood one bit. However, for me one significant aspect of the game will change – I am no longer a huge advocate of the underdog. Yes, you read it correctly. I will no longer support the underdog like I used to. I have my reasons and I will get to them later on.
By Justin Higgins5 years ago in Unbalanced
