Gina Miller auto drafted & never changed her lineup. Just to prove fantasy & men r idiotic. She won the championship. I hate her so big.
— steve dennis (@stevenwdennis) December 17, 2013
With apologies to fantasy experts, stat geeks and all wanna-be gm's, winning your fantasy football league isn't as difficult as you think. This blog is an archive of Gina Miller's original blog, That Sports Girl. It features sports-focused blog posts, candid DFW sports media insight and more.
Sunday, January 7, 2018
How To Win Your Fantasy Football League
Friday, January 31, 2014
The Super Bowl 48 Friday Cheat Sheet
I know many of you sports gals are heading to Super Bowl 48 parties this weekend. This is your cheat sheet to win your weekend, have fun at your Super Bowl party, look fabulous, not blow your calorie wad and know what you're talking about all in one.
Monday, March 28, 2011
2011 NFL Lockout vs NBA Lockout
With the NFL lockout in full swing, the upcoming possible NBA lockout this summer has almost been forgotten. Sure it's in the back of some fans' minds but for the most part, they're focused on their teams' playoff seeding and how they're closing out the regular season.
NBA players are preparing for the worst. Just like many of their Dallas Cowboys counterparts admitted during the NFL season, many Dallas Mavericks players are anticipating it. Mavs guard Jason Terry joked one day during practice this fall that they are all trying to save their money. I'm sure NBA players version of saving is much different from ours. It's all relative.
The New York Times Sunday magazine examines which league and, subsequently, which commissioner is better suited to handle a lockout. What made me giggle was that the only NBA and NFL owners author Tommy Craggs cited were our very own Mark Cuban and Jerry Jones.
Ponder for a moment that both commissioners are peddling what is essentially an upward redistribution of wealth into the hands of guys like Jerry Jones and Mark Cuban. It’s going to take some real salesmanship to get the public to go for that. So who’s better equipped to do it?
NBA players are preparing for the worst. Just like many of their Dallas Cowboys counterparts admitted during the NFL season, many Dallas Mavericks players are anticipating it. Mavs guard Jason Terry joked one day during practice this fall that they are all trying to save their money. I'm sure NBA players version of saving is much different from ours. It's all relative.
The New York Times Sunday magazine examines which league and, subsequently, which commissioner is better suited to handle a lockout. What made me giggle was that the only NBA and NFL owners author Tommy Craggs cited were our very own Mark Cuban and Jerry Jones.
Ponder for a moment that both commissioners are peddling what is essentially an upward redistribution of wealth into the hands of guys like Jerry Jones and Mark Cuban. It’s going to take some real salesmanship to get the public to go for that. So who’s better equipped to do it?
Friday, January 28, 2011
Super Bowl XLV Experience | Review
For those of you not interested in shelling out four figures (at least) for Super Bowl XLV tickets to see the Steelers and Packers play on February 6th, you can get the full NFL experience at, well, the NFL Experience.
It opened at the Dallas Convention Center Thursday night. Producer's bill it as "pro football's interactive theme park offering participatory games, displays, entertainment attractions, kids' football clinics, free autograph sessions and the largest football memorabilia show ever." Here's a link to all of the activities and exhibits you can find there.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Super Bowl 45 Primer: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner & Guess Who Can't Get a Table
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