Tim Tebow goes to church…so that means basically all writers are under contractual (or editorial) obligation to make their rhetoric as pious as possible.

In August of this year, an offline sports book offered some pretty nice odds (1,000 to 1) on the Indianapolis Colts going without a win during the 2011 NFL season. That’s because the Peyton-Manning-led Colts have made the playoffs for 9 consecutive seasons dating back to 2001. They were sure to win at least one game, even if Manning missed some time with a neck injury; these were the Colts, after all.

Three-Time World Overall Downhill Ski Champion Lindsey Vonn confirmed on Sunday that she and her “Chief Advisor,” husband Thomas Vonn, have filed for divorce. The hottest winter athlete in history is now back on the market.

A “Fire Andy!” chant broke out in the Philly crowd during the Eagles’ 38-20 home loss to the New England Patriots yesterday. And, according to this three-year-old fan, head coach Andy Reid’s time with the team should soon be brought to an end.

I don’t know if you’ve heard, but the 2011-2012 season is back on, which means high-fives and screams of “HUZZAH” emanating from franchise headquarters and local sports newsrooms in NBA cities, as beat reporters and team employees will not be losing their livelihood for a year. But with almost two months wasted, 480 regular seasons games lost, and a kaput preseason, what does this mean moving forward for you, the fan? Here, now, is what to expect in the coming weeks.

Rory McIlroy’s ex-girlfriend is getting her revenge with a “Golf Pros and Tennis Hoes” themed party, as part of an Irish TV show. Rory? Not happy

The Buffalo Bills haven’t made the playoffs since y2K was a thing, so our fans might not remember what it’s like to have a winning football team. Here are some helpful reminders.

We exchanged emails with one of the writers who will be working on the new site, The Classical. Since this new site will feature many, many words, we decided to send him emails with many, many words. He answered with even more words.

What follows is a ton of words about The Classical.