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| Much like the Banshee, President Obama's basketball skills don't match up with his love of the game. |
When I posted my arguments in favor of the Colts parting ways with Peyton Manning in 2012, I was very proud of that piece. The sports movie list from 2013 was a labor of love that was several weeks in the making. I was also very passionate about my 2013 take on the mythical stature of Michael Jordan.
But, after consulting with a core group of close advisors, I settled on a selection that sets Banshee Sports apart from the rest of the sports blog world. As I stated in my very first post on this blog, Banshee Sports was never intended to be the go-to site for in-depth analysis of the Tampa 2 defense. Banshee Sports is at its best when it combines a little bit of history and a little bit of humor with its sports.
This President's Day post from 2014 does exactly that. Although, in hindsight, I did not give proper weight to team chemistry when I wrote this post. I was so excited to write about President Taft getting stuck in his bathtub that I forgot that he and Teddy Roosevelt could not really play well together after the Bull Moose Party debacle and the Presidential election of 1912. Nonetheless, this is still a fun read.
Presidential Basketball Program
President's Day is upon us. Naturally, this got me thinking about what American Presidents would make up a successful college basketball program. It takes more than just the guys on court to have a successful program, so this post is going to give you a breakdown of everything from athletic directors to coaches to boosters. Click here to continue reading.
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