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Coaching Must-Have: GridIronSource.com Print

Written by Bandit | 31 January 2010

25If you are in any way connected with playing football, you should know about GridIronSource.com and get to know Aaron Kyle, the football yoda turned software developer that knows pretty much everything about the game.    He's been a player, a coach and knows plenty about multi-media/Web 2.0 presentations.

Aaron, a Detroit native, played defensive back for Wyoming who was later snapped up by the Cowboys in the first round of the NFL draft.    That year the Cowboys lost to the Steelers 21-17, but no big deal... he went on to get another Ring, this time against the Denver Broncos, where Aaron went after his time with Dallas.

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SextingTigerWoods Print

Written by Stormy G | 28 January 2010


Three guys who love sports (Michigan and NY in particular) who have a domain name that makes them hard to forget.   They are UofM students who have nothing to do with Tiger Woods, the self-proclaimed blasian, who according to said student bloggers, is not all that good at sexting.  

Their love of sports has brought them to our attention, and especially their lack of interest in the stats side of any endeavor.  According to HB, "I am not a huge fan of all of the newly developed in-depth statistics to break down every player’s performance. With these numbers, people feel like they can analyze a player or team without ever watching them play,"
To this, we say, "We like both.  Stats and watching." 

We couldn't help put something about them here as we too are Michigan fans, enjoy making fun of Tiger's "sexploits" and really like their humorous slant on life.   Check em out next time you need a grin.

SextingTigerWoods.com

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Strat-O-Matic Football Print

Written by Bandit | 22 January 2010

stratoAs a football fanatic and a numbers junkie, Bandit highly recommends Strat-O-Matic Football.  It has a decent interface and great insight into football statistics and player ratings.  You can play the computer straight up, go online and compete head to head with other Strat-O-Matic fans, or let the computer simulate the game for you.  After the game, take time to analyze the box score.

The Official site can be found here

Another interesting resource can be found here

Gamers Take Notice Print

Written by Bandit | 22 January 2010

If you are a gamer and looking for the ultimate game site then check out:

Addictinggames.com

AddictingGames has more games than you can shake a stick at, in other words, hundreds of games.  Categories available range from action to sports to puzzles to arcarde and on and on.  Therefore, if you're looking for a game there definitely should be one there to your liking.

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Fermat's Enigma Print

Written by Bandit | 21 January 2010

One of the Bandit's all time favorite books.  Fermat's Enigma by Simon Singh delves into the life and times of a French amateur mathematician from 17th century.  The book creates a wonderful foundation of mathematical history from the Greeks to current day mathematicians.  One of my favorite discussions was the introduction of the concept of a perfect number by the Greeks.  A perfect number is a number where the sum of it's factors equals the number. 

The first perfect number is 6, e.g. factors 3,2,1.  The next perfect number is 28, e.g. 14,7,4,2,1.  It always amazes me how some mathematicians are able to leap from the known into the depths of the unknown, sometimes with ease and create new frontiers. 

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