I'm trying to eventually write for every blog on SB Nation, but I'm currently at three--The Daily Norseman, which covers all things Minnesota Vikings, Off Tackle Empire, which is all things Big Ten Football, and Land-Grant Holy Land, which is about Ohio State.
For reasons known only to them, I am a semi-regular guest of Nate Brown at 99.5 FM and SDSportsbuzz.com, the Fox Sports affiliate in Rapid City, SD, and Marty Tirrell, 'The Mouth of the Midwest, of ESPN 1700 in Des Moines, IA. They ask about the Vikings, and I stutter and drool for about 10 minutes. It's quality entertainment.
I've also appeared on the V Show on ESPN radio. No, I don't believe it, either.
I live in suburban St. Louis, MO.
We continue looking to the stars of tomorrow today with a look at Mike Mitchell, the absurdly high ceiling-ed 4-star linebacker out of the Lone Star State.
Will the talented athlete be able to make the switch from QB to WR?
The Vikings just unveiled their plans for the new stadium. And it's stunning.
The former Georgia Tech receiver is looking to start over and get a fresh start. Is Ohio State his best option, though?
Who's where on the depth chart, and who will make the final 53?
The future is now with the addition of 247Composite 4-star LB Trey Johnson to the fold for Ohio State in 2013.
The Vikings had quite a haul in the recently completed NFL Draft. Who will be the top performing rookie in 2013?
Percy Harvin took some veiled jabs at Christian Ponder when he was traded to Seattle. Did Ponder return the favor a few days ago?
Our look at the next stages of Ohio State football continues with 2013 4-star DT, Donovan Munger.
Urban Meyer is tilling what was infertile territory for Ohio State football. Is this the new norm, a short term necessity, or maybe a little of both?
Sharrif Floyd has been diagnosed with Short Arms. We hope that with treatment, he'll eventually be okay.
No, you read that correctly. The all-time winningest coach in Vikings history and living legend took some time out to sit down and talk with us
The new divisions and conference schedules were formally ratified by the conference earlier today. Who will play where, and when will everything take affect?
The Vikings addressed a lot of needs, and made one huge trade. How did they do?
Once the draft was over, the Vikings weren't finished.
Our 2013 Ohio State football signing class profiles continue with Massillon CB Gareon Conley... and a side helping of Wolverine schadenfreude.
Jake Stoneburner didn't light the world on fire when he moved back to his high school position of wide receiver in 2012. But with him focusing on strengthening his core and moving back to tight end at the next level, he could be an excellent TE.
Vikings GM Rick Spielman has had to balance getting top shelf talent and build roster depth.
Words can't explain the emotion most of us went through last night. Thank God for GIF's.
Your favorite NFL team drafted Reid Fragel? Congratulations. See what you can expect from your new potential future right tackle.
The Vikings had a wild and wonderful first round, taking three players and making one blockbuster trade.
Rick Spielman talks and says nothing. Yet says everything. Or nothing.
We end each Cocktail Party Preview week with some good, old fashioned hate. Let's take a look back at some of our more memorable pieces.
Once the #1 rated linebacker in high school football, Curtis Grant could be the key to a successful Ohio State defense in 2013.
At one time Keenan Allen was thought to be the best WR in the 2013 draft. A series of unfortunate events might have dropped him out of the first round.
Sophomores Noah Spence and Adolphus Washington are about to wreak havoc on opposing offensive lines (and their quarterbacks).
Christian Ponder and Samantha (Steele) Ponder had their formal wedding ceremony and reception. Were the new Vikings uniforms inadvertently leaked?
No one can deny he has physical skills, but those skills haven't translated to any type of football acumen in a long time.
The Vikings have been around for 53 years as a franchise. There has been at least one OSU player on the team for 46 of those seasons.
The Buckeyes held their spring game in Cincinnati, and we've got the good, the bad, and the ugly.