Friday, December 02, 2011

Football Club Rankings

If your looking for our popular World Football Club Rankings -

Check them out here: www.FootballClubRankings.com

Thursday, September 08, 2011

Kittanning Paper Football Pick'em

Don't forget to sign up for ESPN NFL Pick'em Game - It's free -once you join search for the "Kittanning Paper Group"

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

2011 High School Football Radio Schedule

Here's the 2011 High School Football Broadcast as it currently stands.

As of now all games will be only on WTYM Radio 1380 AM - and can also be heard live on www.wtymradio.com

> Week 1 - Kittanning vs. Ford City
> Week 2 - Kittanning @ Plum
> Week 3 - West Shamokin vs Burrell
> Week 4 - Kittanning vs Highlands
> Week 5 - Ford City @ Freeport
> Week 6 - Kittanning vs Valley
> Week 7 - Ford City @ West Shamokin
> Week 8 - Ford City @ Apollo
> Week 9 - Apollo @ West Shamokin

It looks like a good mix of games. Kittanning (4) Ford City (4) West Shamokin (3)

Monday, August 15, 2011

2011 Fall High School Sports

2011 Fall High School Sports start today, with official practices.

We'll once again be doing High School Football Rankings after week 1.

You can also go the RizzoSports.com to oick a winner between, Kittanning and Ford City in week 1.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

MLB Realignment

There is chatter about MLB realigning. I believe it’s a good idea should have happened a while ago. The simplest move is to send Houston the AL West. This would give each league 15 teams, all with 5 teams per division. Houston would get division games against rival Texas and it seems to make sense.

Divisions – There is a lot of talk about going back to two divisions per league or removing divisions all together. I’m not against those ideas at the moment but think three divisions of 5 teams would work just fine.

Interleague – The only thing I suggest is getting rid of the home and away series against your rival. Seeing the Mets vs. Yankees only 3 times a season certainly makes those games more interesting.

Playoffs – Never allow for more than four playoff teams per league. Period.

Conclusion – With Bud Selig still calling the shots, history tells us the logical move will probably not be implemented, so that’s what should worry everyone.

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