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So the man has the all-time hit record for Major League Baseball with 4256 hits yet he is NOT in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.  Pete Rose, the man who said “I'd walk through hell in a gasoline suit to play baseball”, played the game as hard as anyone has ever played it.

Just when you think you have seen, heard or read it all, there comes more stories that make you say "Only in America."

ESPN revealed their top ten plays of the month and Quincy University came in at number ten. The highlight is from the Quincy University-Drury University game played January 31 in Springfield, Missouri. It was a finish some are calling the best finish to a college basketball game this season.

They have been the Washington Redskins since 1932, and now there is once again a movement to change the National Football League’s team nickname because it is offensive to many Native Americans.

A man was found asleep at a major league baseball game. He won't do that again.

So I put on the TV last night to watch the Discover Orange Bowl in Florida on ESPN. It was Northern Illinois taking on Florida State. Normally I wouldn't have that much of an interest in watching the game except for the fact that Mathew Sims from Hannibal was playing in the game for the Huskies of Northern Illinois.

If you have had your fill of election news you may want to sit down in front of the TV and watch the football officials on ESPN's broadcast of the Bowling Green-Ohio University Football game.  That's right, the officials as one of our own will be in a striped shirt tonight.

Photo by: Stanley Madison So did anyone notice who won last night's NCAA Women's National Championship? Oh a few of you maybe, but most of the country closed the book on college basketball when Kentucky beat Kansas Monday night.