About Me

A sports blog written by a girl.

My name is Lindsay. I am 25 years old. Currently living in the state of Michigan.

I have alway been very athletic. Growing up I danced ballet, swam, played soccer, ran track and cross country, played water polo, snowboarded, wakeboarded, longboarded, etc. In high school I was on the varsity swim team and varsity water polo team.

However, my passion for college football and basketball was greater than the sports I would actually be apart of. It all started when I was young. I was a daddy’s girl, and we would always watch college football and basketball together. I was actually born and raised as a Michigan Wolverine fan, but after I graduated high school in 2006, I “betrayed” my family by attending Michigan State University instead.

I went to MSU for studio art but transferred to Lansing Community College and graduated in May of 2009 with a photography degree (which I have done absolutely nothing with).

While in college, my passion for college athletics grew. I became obsessed with Michigan State football and basketball. Not only would I go to the games or make sure I watched them on TV or the computer, but I also would read article after article about Michigan State, Big Ten, or college football/basketball. I would constantly post sports articles on my Facebook. My friends started to get annoyed and one suggested that I start a sports blog.

While in college, I worked at a skateboard/snowboard shop in Lansing from 2007 - 2012. I worked my way up in that company: sales associate > key holder > assistant manager > co-manager > manager > manger & buyer. But I realized that I couldn't move up any further in the company, and I wasn't making enough to live, so I quit.

At the end of the summer of 2012, I moved back to my hometown, went through a quarter-life crisis, and decided to go back to school. I went to the University of Michigan-Flint studying Communications. While I was attending UM-Flint, I became the Vice President of the club football team. Being apart of that program really pointed me in the direction to pursue a career in Sports Management/Administration field.

In the fall, I am transferring to the University of Alabama. I am going to major in Exercise Science, and eventually pursue a masters degree in Sports Management/Administration. I chose Alabama over other schools because I loved how their campus and the city of Tuscaloosa reminded me of Michigan State and East Lansing. Plus everyone lives and dies by football down there, which is exactly how I am. I felt that it was time for a chance and I had nothing holding me back here in Michigan (other than friends and family).

I have had this blog since February of 2010 and I never would've through it would become this. The following that I have on Tumblr and the fact I was asked to link my blog to Twitter and Facebook for people who don't have a Tumblr is just crazy to me. I honestly didn't think I would stick to it at first, but it has helped me stay engaged in the sports world, even during the off season of college football and basketball. It has caused me to start watching the NFL and NBA to keep up with players I watched in college.

On top of all of that, I have met so many great people through this blog. I couldn't ask for a better hobby to have.

So here we are, you know now my life story. I really hope you all enjoy my sports blog. Please let me know if you have any questions, comments, concerns, want to argue, etc.

Thanks for reading!!!!

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April 26, 2012

2012 NFL Draft — Round 1

Andrew Luck (Stanford QB) - Indianapolis Colts
Robert Griffin III (Baylor QB) - Washington Redskins
Trent Richardson (Alabama RB) - Cleveland Browns (traded w/ Minn.)
Matt Kalil (USC OL) - Minnesota Vikings
Justin Blackmon (OK State WR) - Jacksonville Jaguars (traded w/ Tampa Bay)
Morris Claiborne (LSU CB) - Dallas Cowboys (traded w/ St. Louis)
Mark Barron (Alabama S) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ryan Tannehill (Texas A&M QB) - Miami Dolphins
Luke Kuechly (Boston College ILB) - Carolina Panthers
Stephon Gilmore (South Carolina CB) - Buffalo Bills
Dontari Poe (Memphis DT ) - Kansas City Chiefs
Fletcher Cox (Miss. State DT) - Philadelphia Eagles (traded w/ Seattle)
Michael Floyd (Notre Dame WR)- Arizona Cardinals
Michael Brockers (LSU DT) - St. Louis Rams
Bruce Irvin (West Virginia OLB) - Seattle Seahawks
Quinton Coples (North Carolina DE) - New York Jets
Dre Kirkpatrick (Alabama CB) - Cincinnati Bengals
Melvin Ingram (South Carolina DE) - San Diego Chargers
Shea McClellin (Boise State OLB)- Chicago Bears
Kendall Wright (Baylor WR)- Tennessee Titans
Chandler Jones (Syracuse DE) - New England Patriots (traded w/ Cincinnati)
Brandon Weeden (OK State QB) - Cleveland Browns
Riley Reiff (Iowa OT) - Detroit Lions
David DeCastro (Stanford OG) - Pittsburg Steelers
Dont’a Hightower (Alabama ILB) - New England Patriots (traded w/ Denver)
Whitney Mercilus (Illinois DE)- Houston Texans
Kevin Zeitler (Wisconsin OG) - Cincinnati Bengals
Nick Perry (USC DE) - Green Bay Packers
Harrison Smith (Notre Dame S) - Minnesota Vikings (traded w/ Baltimore)
AJ Jenkins (Illinois WR) - San Francisco 49ers
Doug Martin (Boise State WR) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers (traded w/ Denver)
David Wilson (Virginia Tech RB) - New York Giants

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October 2, 2011

The historic Cowboys loss — biggest blown lead in 52 years (pretty much its entire existence)

nosebleedhooligans:

I still can’t blame Romo even though he threw three interceptions in the second half …

Uhh … wait …

But the Lions’ D is really good.

And once again, Romo pulls a Romo, the unthinkable act of blowing a game Dallas should have won.

He had three broken ribs still, so it ain’t easy being Tony.

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2012 NFL Draft — Round 1

The historic Cowboys loss — biggest blown lead in 52 years (pretty much its entire existence)

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