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LSU Offers Scholarship to Snoop Lion's Son, 2015 WR Cordell Broadus

Cordell Broadus, 2015 4-star wide receiver, has picked up an offer from LSU, according to Lyons Yellin of NOLA.com. Outside of USC, this is easily Broadus' biggest offer to date.

Kids Finally Learn to Put a Bag on It, and Teen Birth Rates Drop

Following trends from the past several years, a report released Thursday by the Center for Disease Control indicates that all those crazy anti-teen pregnancy ads might be working, because the rate of teen births dropped 25 percent between 2007 and 2011.

San Francisco Giants: Offseason Moves the Team Should Have Made Going into 2013

The San Francisco Giants are off to a winning start.  They currently sit at a respectable 26-21 (as of May 22), tied for first in the NL West with the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks.

4 Changes the Washington Redskins Offense Must Make After RG3's Injury

On any given Sunday in the NFL, when television announcers lay out their "Keys to the Game," one of the most common keys cited is to protect the quarterback.

Money Isn't Everything

No Boston Red Sox. No New York Yankees. No Philadelphia Phillies. The three highest payrolls in Major League Baseball failed to make the final four. In fact, seven of the top ten teams didn't even make the postseason.

John Denny: The Forgotten Cy Young Award Winner

A friend of mine, Ross Moskowitz, is the director of Camp Westmont, a beautiful summer camp in the Pocono Mts. of Pennsylvania. It's the kind of place every kid should be able to attend at least once in their lives. He's also a baseball man.

Boston Red Sox: Jacoby Ellsbury Still Remains in Their Future Plans

Much has been ballyhooed over Jacoby Ellsbury's slow start to 2013. Hitting just .242, the centerfielder is playing himself right into the situation the Boston Red Sox want him in.

Ellsbury doesn't turn 30 until September.

Infamous 'Kitchen Nightmares' Restaurant Owner Facing Deportation

A Scottsdale, Arizona, restaurateur whose very public meltdown in the aftermath of a now-infamous appearance on Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares nearly ran him out of business can now add "possible deportation" to his mounting list of troubles.

AZ Lawmaker In Charge of House Prayer Tells Colleagues He's an Atheist

A lawmaker put in charge of delivering the opening prayer at yesterday's session of the Arizona House of Representatives surprised his colleagues by using the opportunity to talk about his atheism and quote Carl Sagan.

Thoughts on Secrecy, Leaks and CIA Drinking Preferences

Given the recent hot mess cooking at the White House as a result of questions about historical accuracy in Benghazi, IRS malfeasance and subpoenas of phone records at the Associated Press, our theme this time is secrecy (or the lack thereof).