Brian Out Loud Archive

College football is back. I’ll pause for a moment while you cheer.

Thank God for sports.

Social media is a double-edged sword, and when it cuts, it hurts.

I feel bad for Central Florida football player Donald De La Haye.

I’m trying to figure out what is running through the minds of government officials in Pensacola.

The world didn’t end at ACC Media Days earlier this month but you’d be hard pressed to convince some people that it didn’t.

Colin Kaepernick isn’t one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever live, but rest assured he’s better than every quarterback the Cleveland Browns have, a good number of the backups in the league and probably every third-string quarterback on an NFL roster.

July is one of the slowest months in sports. The good thing is the month doesn’t last forever. The bad thing is we still have 18 days to go before it’s over.

Baseball players who hit .220 at the low-A level of minor league baseball typically aren’t in line for promotions.

Raindrops keep falling on the tarp that blankets the infield. Puddles form near the dugouts and on the warning track. The gloomy clouds hanging over the bay off in the distance remind you the tropical storm invading the Gulf Coast has no intention of retreating.