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  • He may have been out of his league, but he wrote a great baseball book

    I am so excited about baseball starting this year. The Spring always brings an energy. Something about fresh beginnings always puts a smile on my face. Going to Spring Training in...

  • Fansmanship Blog

    Podcast Episode 54 – Big Scoop!

    Mike Moreno has been the public address announcer for Cal Poly football and basketball for most of his twenty-plus years in San Luis Obispo County. He joined us to discuss his...

  • Spring Training Preview: The West Coast is the Best Coast

    Now that the poor excuse for America’s favorite sport has finished its season with a blackout rather than a bang, it’s time for Major League Baseball teams to report for Spring...

  • Can Michael Vick and Chip Kelly work together?

    After 14 years in Philadelphia, the Andy Reid era is finally over. During the offseason, the Eagles worked to find a “big name” coach for a replacement. Former Oregon Ducks coach...

  • “You can’t buy chemistry,” but you can buy hope

    It wasn’t Matt Cain, Tim Lincecum, or even Barry Zito. Angel Pagan didn’t say it, nor did Buster Posey. Funny enough, it was Brandon Belt who lobbed the first verbal barb...

  • Smith benching sealed 49ers’ fate

    As the 2011 San Francisco 49ers walked off the field of Candlestick Park after losing a close NFC championship game to the eventual champion New York Giants, you could tell that...

  • Cal Poly Alumni Baseball Game

    I’ve been taking too many pictures inside gyms and at night. On Saturday afternoon, it was really sunny and I got my first crack at taking some pictures at Bagget Stadium....

  • Cal Poly races past UC Davis, loses Eversley

    After Dylan Royer lit-up UC Davis for 6 3-pointers in the first half, he only needed to contribute two in the second as the Mustangs mostly-cruised to a 68-53 victory on...

  • Yep, he called it

    Maybe I’m letting you a little too far behind the curtain, but here’s how a “typical” night might go in my house. My wife and I are watching a show. Maybe...

  • Super Bowl XLVII: Roger Goodell’s Cinematic Gestures Fall Flat

    I needed to hide in my proverbial cave before entering back into the world of sports. The media’s recycled replay has stolen anything and everything fresh to talk about. For days I’ve thought...

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