Nancy Armour
Armour: ‘Hard Knocks’ in Cleveland is Bad News for Baker Mayfield
By Nancy Armour |
There’s nothing worse than being expected to resurrect the woeful franchise that is the Cleveland Browns.
Unless, of course, you're expected to...
Armour: Want a Boatload of Money for Your Investment? Buy an NFL Franchise
By Nancy Armour |
Real estate, the stock market and bitcoin are for amateurs. If you’re looking to make some serious money, the kind that...
Armour: NFL Ponders the Future of Kickoffs
By Nancy Armour |
The kickoff’s days in the NFL are numbered.
Oh, I know what Troy Vincent, the NFL’s executive vice president of football operations,...
Armour: Jaguars Move Closer to London with Owner’s Wembley Bid
By Nancy Armour |
The biggest move on NFL Draft day, one that could reshape the future of the entire league, had nothing to do...
Armour: No Place for Cheerleaders in the NFL in 2018
By Nancy Armour |
The Houston Texans aren’t even bothering with the pretense.
On their website is a photo gallery of the finalists from last weekend’s...
Armour: Baseball Would be Better, and Less Vulnerable to Weather, with Shorter Season
By Nancy Armour |
Less is more. Or it would be where Major League Baseball is concerned.
The rash of postponements due to snow and cold...
Armour: NCAA Breaks Rules for ‘Dancing With the Stars,’ and that’s Progress
By Nancy Armour |
Hallelujah. For once, the NCAA is showing some common sense.
Rather than its usual myopic devotion to its antiquated rule book, the...
Armour: Fowler’s Second-Place Masters Finish a Preview of Future
By Nancy Armour |
If there’s any consolation to be had in coming oh, so achingly close to a green jacket, it’s that Rickie Fowler...
Armour: Watson Wins Par-3 Contest, While Nicklaus’ Grandson Gets an Ace
By Nancy Armour |
This was the most memorable finish at the Masters yet for Jack Nicklaus.
Nicklaus’ grandson, G.T., aced the ninth hole in the...
Armour: DiVincenzo’s Big Night Fires Up Villanova on Way to Title
By Nancy Armour |
Like most freshmen, Donte DiVincenzo thought being on a big-time team meant he was big time, too.
“The Michael Jordan of Delaware,”...
