In reviewing the results of this past sports weekend, one word comes to mind—consistency.

In golf, Tiger Woods shocked many of the experts by winning the Bay Hill Classic in his third tournament since coming back from knee surgery. Tiger is always expected to win. But he was not expected to win this quickly.

But he did [...]

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Life is like that. There are all kinds of choices we are faced with. Sometimes those choices are fairly unimportant—like deciding to watch golf instead of basketball. Other choices in life, however, are much more significant.

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“College basketball marches on toward the Elite Eight . . . Orlando does their Magic for another division title and the NFL ponders the idea of adding games to the regular season.”

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…the games that are supposed to entertain us seem to generate an awful lot of anger—and anger management seems to be sadly lacking on our fields of play.

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You know many of the stories of this year’s NCAA Tournament. You know that the Big East is the dominant league in the country this year.

You know that the biggest upset of the first round was Cleveland State’s win over Wake Forest.

And you know about North Carolina’s injuries, Duke’s lack of an inside game, Louisville’s [...]

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