Zach Bigalke

I undoubtedly have some of the highest word-count totals on this site, even if I don't necessarily have the quantity of comments or throwdowns or blogs that some others might. And after all, it's not necessarily how many things you produce, but the quality of that which is produced... So kids, remember to keep your thesaurus and the biggest dictionary you can find close at hand, and you too can someday rant on like Ol' Fire & Brimstone himself, Mr. Bigalke! I am the managing editor of Informative Sports (informativesports.com) and a frequent contributor to both Helium (helium.com) and FanNation. I offer a fresh take on a diverse range of sports and other topics through his archival website The Cerebral Vortex (bigalke.angelfire.com)...

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  • 01:35 AM ET  07.03
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Hey now everyone, it's time
once again for the Tour de France to take its annual position as the
pinnacle of a spectacular summer of sports. For those of you who
followed my
Tour coverage last year,
welcome back. For all my fans who have enjoyed the past year of A
Non-Traditional Sports Fan in America,
I'm glad to see you all stoked for the next three weeks of action.
And for those of you who might've trickled into here on a whim, I
hope you stick around. I'll be presenting daily coverage over at
  • 09:52 PM ET  07.02
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It is always fun when a big
event comes to town... and living here in Track Town USA, the event is
most often going to be an elite athletics spectacle. Last summer the
city of Eugene, home of Hayward Field (the Mecca of American track and
field), hosted
the U.S. Olympic Trials
for the first time since the city was the site of the selection for
the ill-fated 1980 U.S. Olympic team that would never see Moscow. This
year the American stars returned to Hayward once again to square off
for the U.S. Outdoor…
  • 12:32 PM ET  06.29
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The sun had dipped below the
horizon three hours prior in Johannesburg, and cool clear skies
greeted the soccer players as they took to the pitch in Ellis Park.
With a slight breeze in the air dipping the temperature below 45
degrees Fahrenheit, the championship match of the 2009 FIFA
Confederations Cup was ready to kick off on this South African winter
evening. The underdog Americans looked comfortable in the conditions,
coming out in short sleeves ready to fight for every inch in their
first international…

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