Category Archives: NCAA

The Bench Life Bracket Challenge is Back

As discussed on our latest edition of The Shootaround Podcast, we’re bringing back our March Madness Bracket Challenge! $20 Entry fee. We’re going to run it through ESPN. To enter please DM us through our Instagram account (@bench_life_sports) or on Twitter (@benchlifesports) so we can send a link, share the password of the challenge and set up an etransfer. Whoever

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Top 10 Biggest Blunders in Sports History

Professional athletes are the embodiment of power, grace, and skill. They are the peak of physical fitness and perform at the highest level for the world’s enjoyment. Likewise, they are also human and are prone to the same mistakes and lapses of judgment that us mere mortals face on a daily basis. The thing is: when I fall down the

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The Madness of March 15th: Game-by-Game Recaps from the First Day of Tournament Action

The most wonderful time of the year has finally arrived for sport fans alike. The Madness officially began yesterday and it did not disappoint. In this quick piece I’ll go over the outcome of every game, some of the top performers, and the many reactions on social media. Without further ado, lets jump right in. 10Oklahoma Sooners 78 – 7Rhode Island Rams

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PHPA Feature: Alex Wideman

Before interviewing Alex Wideman (younger brother of Senator’s defenseman Chris Wideman), I have to say that my familiarity with the ECHL was pretty minimal. After hearing Alex’s story, I have a much deeper appreciation for the league. Alex’s story of overcoming the obstacles that come with his small stature is pretty interesting. It especially hits home coming to a guy

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Bench Hall of Fame: Monmouth Hawks Basketball

Catch all of their antics at Deadspin.com and SB Nation. This is an entertaining Cinderella team to keep an eye on. Even if their upsets over Notre Dame, UCLA, and USC are their peak, their unique and entertaining sideline celebrations have made them Vine stars. In a day and age when sports leagues and athletes all take each other too seriously, these

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