The
maroon colored heading, the bold letters up top and the smooth flowing words, one
blog that I follow is Andy Katz Blog. Andy Katz is a senior college basketball
writer for ESPN.com. His blog gives you ample new information going on in
college basketball, not only that his blog covers NBA prospects and post draft
information and thoughts. The drawing factor to Katz’s Blog stories is the fact
of his credibility. Andy Katz is one of the first people to know if something
big is going to happen in college basketball.
Andy Katz
archive of blog stories goes all the way back to 2006. He has allowed the
readers to read the quotes of athletic directors, coaches and players. The Katz
Blog allows an in depth, up close look at many stories such as Texas Tech coach
Billie Gillispie infractions. The knowledge given by Katz blog makes me
understand the full story. Andy Katz sources continue to be credible as Katz
publicly has never had a taken out of context complaint.
Another
blog that I read comes from ESPN. The New York Knicks blog is a blog I follow
so heavily. Ian Begley and Jared Zwerling head this blog. The Knicks blog keeps
the fans of the team up to date on the latest stories revolving around the
team. Exclusive interviews with Knick players and coaches help get Knick fans
understanding more about them.
Even the blog gives up to date statistics on
the team performances along with players from the previous season. If you are
die hard Knicks fan this blog is perfect. Just look at the latest post on the
new uniforms the Knicks will have. All these tad bits of information can be
seen. The blog by Ian Begley and Jared Zwerling goes more in depth than the
Knick home site, also allowing unbiased writing to appear in the blog.
The last
favorite blog I follow is Yahoo Sports. The Yahoo Sports blog is one of my most
frequent visits. Yahoo Sports is known for breaking news stories before ESPN.
The writers associated with these blogs have contributed to major stories. All the
leagues covered and every big story can be seen and talked about on these
blogs.
Yahoo
sports goes more than just knowledge of certain teams or players, the blogs
show characters and possible thought processes in the athletic community. The
writers of these blogs give you the information to divulge yourself of what a
possible outcome of a story might be. Each individual story will present deep
thought idea. Leaving readers wanting more is what this blog does well, while
making sure the facts are clearly stated.
It is the
fact that all these blogs provide excellent insight and knowledge that makes me
visit them every day.
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