Picture Of The Week
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Moled Valuable Players
Drew Brees has made his (birth) mark as one of the greatest QB’s in the NFL. The reason isn’t because of his receivers or offensive line. It’s something else.
Urban Meyer’s Name Change Pays Off
Last week, the University of Florida football team landed the second best recruiting class in the country. Urban Meyer explains how he was able to land so many good recruits.
Look Alikes
Every week, Korked Bats brings you a look alike from the world of sports. Today’s Look Alike includes Green Bay Packers’ Aaron Rodgers. Does anyone else see it?
Remembering Derrick Thomas
10 years ago to the day, Derrick Thomas was killed in a car wreck. Jared takes time to remember one of KC’s greatest athletes. This is a serious, very well-written Korked Bat.
Super Bowl Predictions
Chip gives you some insight on what to bet on in this year’s Super Bowl. We’ll give you a hint: he doesn’t help that much.
Friday Fun
It’s Friday. A day of skipping class and goofing off at work. So kick back and enjoy this fun video… It’s Friday.
Let Me Be Frank With You…
Each week Frank gets real with you by giving his outlook on the four biggest sports stories of the week. And as an added bonus, Frank offers a 5th topic that usually has nothing to do with sports.
2010: A Korked Bats Odessey
Mark you calendars kids… February 2nd, 2010. The day the internet became cool again. The introduction of KorkedBats.com.
Look Alikes
Every week, Korked Bats brings you a look alike from the world of sports. Today’s Look Alike includes Chicago Bears’ Devin Hester and the Coppertone girl. Does anyone else see it?
Athletes That Are Two Talented
Most athletes are underachievers and only excel at one thing: their sport. However, there are those select few who are talented at TWO things. Chip shares with you the best of the best.
John Clayton Banned From ESPNHD Programming
Let’s face it, there aren’t many things in the sports world uglier than John Clayton. ESPN just realized that by actually seeing him on ESPNHD.