Total Sports Report

In case you have not yet heard, San Diego's soon to be ex-Head Coach Mike McCoy is writing a book for other football coaches to enjoy, the highly anticipated 101 Ways To Loose A Guaranteed Win. In light of an "experimental" 2016 season, McCoy was inspired to write the book after having experienced different and almost impossible ways of loosing football games. "In all honesty," McCoy said at the press conference announcing the release of his new book, "I just wanted to share with the world my experience. It used to torture me at night when I would lay down my head and see the replay of the game. But you know what? I think the best way to deal with these experiences is to share them." We have gotten our grubby little hands on an exclusive preview of the upcoming book, and we would like you to see what treasure McCoy has coming for us. Example 1: Allow the Kansas City Chiefs To Come Back From a Franchise Record 21 Points Down.     Always underestimat

Dabo Swinney has been gushing the past three seasons about his junior quarterback, Deshaun Watson, who has now become probably the most successful quarterback in Clemson history. While he is a phenomenal player, a top NFL prospect and a Heisman contender, Swinney lobbying for his quarterback is probably not the smartest thing he could be doing right now. The Heisman trophy will be presented next weekend, and the finalists have all played their regular season games. Watson, Louisville's Quarterback Lamar Jackson, Alabama's Quarterback Jalen Hurts, Texas' Running Back D'Onta Foreman, Oklahoma's Quarterback Baker Mayfield, Washington's Quarterback Jake Browning and Michigan's All-Purpose-Athlete Jabrill Peppers are all running in a race as hotly contested and close as the 2016 Presidential Race. Every player has a great argument and case that has been made. Swinney, after his Clemson Tigers jumped from #3 to #2 in the College Football Playoff Rankings, talke

Odell has been doing the infamous Lebron James chalk throw after scoring touchdowns, whether he means to throw imaginary chalk or shade, that doesn't matter. What does matter is Lebron isn't happy to see Odell mocking him in his town (Cleveland), and he's suing. Unfortunately for Odell, Lebron will probably win the case. Lebron will be taking Odell before a Cleveland City judge on Friday, and it turns out that Lebron has patented his trademark move. "It is such a symbol to the game of basketball, and myself, that I can't have idiots like Odell out there clouding my name brand," Lebron said in a press conference where he announced this shocking news. Odell fired right back an hour later with his own remarks. "Give me a patent number and I will actually see you there at the court room Friday." Lebron tweeted it out, 1,235,241, and this patent doesn't need Lebrons face. So Odell has scrambled his lawyers together and we can expect quite a battle