Heisman Winner: Sam Bradford … online

December 8, 2008 No Comments

According to Hitwise, Sam Bradford’s popularity surpassed Colt McCoy and Tim Tebow Saturday night.

The Oklahoma Quarterback made his case Saturday night.
As far as the two Texas Tech players go, it’s hard to get stay on top of the voter’s minds this year in the Big 12.
It is clear that Michael Crabtree’s stock took an immediate [...]

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Your Family, Your Religion and the Green Bay Packers

February 28, 2008 No Comments

On March, 4 1993, Jim Valvano won the Arthur Ashe Award at the very first ESPY Awards. This year marks the 15th anniversary.
Jim Valvano coached the NC State Wolfpack to a NCAA National Basketball Championship 1983. After leaving basketball, he became a television Basketball Commentator/Analyst in 1990.
For those not into sports, that is okay. [...]

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Tim Tebow wins Heisman Trophy – Online

December 5, 2007 1 Comment

Today, the finalists for the 2007 Heisman Trophy were announced. Unlike the rest of college football, the statistics seem to tell us, there is a runaway clear winner.
Coming into the season, there was no a clear cut winner … as it should be. However, as the season continued, Tim Tebow clearly went ahead of the [...]

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NFL and Search Engine Marketing

September 6, 2007 No Comments

The NFL season kicks off today with a big sigh of relief from the Ellis household. It is a family event for us. As a long-time sports fan, my wife is just excited as me.
As I prepare myself for the game, I thought of a few football clichés that relate to pay-per-click marketing.
It’s an [...]

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A Search Engine Marketing lesson from the Ole Ball Coach

July 15, 2007 No Comments

I must be ready for football, when I am making analogies between search marketing and Steve Spurrier. However, he is one of the best for a reason. Spurrier has always had the great ability to “coach ‘em up.”
The University of South Carolina coach uses the “throw-to-the-spot” offense. It is a simple concept. Instead of [...]

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