by Chris Dachille | Mar 13, 2021 | College Basketball
I got lazy about a week ago. There’s a sense of invincibility when you get the first shot of the vaccine. After a year that felt longer than a visit from your in-laws, I went places. I saw my Mom for the first time in a year. I had brunch and lunch with friends....
by Chris Dachille | Mar 4, 2021 | College Basketball, Sports Media
Please tell me you’ve seen the show. There’s no other television sports experience quite like the odd couple of Dave Pasch and Bill Walton on college basketball. Unless you tune in for a “just the facts” broadcast that provides zero humor and entertainment, this...
by Chris Dachille | Feb 21, 2021 | General Sports
They rolled me away from my shoebox of a hospital room at the start of network coverage of The Masters on a Thursday. The monitor showed sun-splashed patrons enjoying the change in seasons at one of sports prestigious venues. I couldn’t tell you if a snow squall or...
by Chris Dachille | Feb 8, 2021 | College Basketball
Lady Gaga might have one hundred million reasons to walk away from her situation in her hit song “Million Reasons,” but the pop princess can’t come close to the NCAA and March Madness. Guess how much money the governing body takes in from the tournament that we all...
by Chris Dachille | Jan 28, 2021 | NFL
That smirk. That “aren’t-I-better-than-you” look. That Tom Brady. The 43-year-old starting quarterback of the best team in the NFC. All he did was switch conferences. Once again, Brady will go to a Super Bowl. It’s his tenth. He’s won six. He could’ve won all nine...
