Total Sports Report

     Mark Richt has been a big name coach in college football for almost two decades now. After head coaching the Georgia Bulldogs for 15 seasons between 2001 and 2015, Richt was fired after a season of letdown from very high expectations and shortly thereafter hired by the University of Miami to be their next football coach. Richt took over a mess of a program, stumbling through decades of mediocrity, all the while trying to return to the glory days of the late 1980's and early 1990's.      Richt is now 16-4 as the head coach of Miami, and the Hurricanes are on a 12 game winning streak stretching back into last regular season, starting this season at 7-0. Going into this week, Miami has a chance to prove that they are for real, with a homecoming victory over Virginia Tech on November 4th.      A 7-0 start, filled with magical victories and last second scores to win, has everyone wondering if the Hurricanes are returning to their glory...

I have to be extremely honest to start off this article. First and foremost, I have been an Eagle's fan for a long time. The birth of my Eagle's fandom began when I was a little tyke, watching Donovan McNabb rolling with Brian Westbrook, Terrell Owens and that strong defense led by Brian Dawkins and Jeremiah Trotter. It was Andy Reid leading Philadelphia in the prime of their tenures together, and it was the glory days of the Eagles. They went 13-3 that season, going to the Super Bowl before being knocked out of the way of a Championship by Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. Now I have become such an analyst of the game that generally my fandoms mean nothing to me as I want to provide clear cut analysis without any biasness. My team wins, alright it's a good day. My team looses, alright that's fine too. It could be worse. It doesn't bother me one way or another that the Eagles are doing poorly or well. Not this season. This looks to be the return of the...