Sports by Kaila Renay

Well, I was half right with my predictions for Super Bowl, I guess I’ll take the 1 for 2 ratio! I honestly was in disbelief with the Jaguars and Patriots game. The Pats were down, Gronk was out doing concussion protocol. With the Jags being up 20-10 in the fourth, I was like “Wow Bortles is really doing this damn thing!!” I also couldn’t believe that this might be the first Super Bowl not starring the Patriots. Well, one thing is for sure NEVER EVER doubt New England. With only 2:48 remaining Brady connected with Amendola for a 4-yard touchdown pass.They are just that good, that they literally pull these comeback wins from thin air. As this victory marks Brady’s 54th comeback win and their 10th Super Bowl. So hey I was right the Patriots would be named AFC champions yet AGAIN!  As for the Vikings and Eagles game, I was really rooting for the Vikings. It might be because as a Rams fan I wanted former QB Case Keenum to do something great with this opportunity. I had predicted the Vi

With AFC and NFC championships tomorrow and Super Bowl right around the corner, I wanted to do a quick blog to share my predictions. Of course, sports are so unpredictable but its hard to not see the Pats in yet another super bowl considering they’ve won five. Despite his hand injury, it has been confirmed that Tom Brady will start tomorrow against the Jags. So with Brady, I’m pretty certain they will be able to pull off a win. With that being said I’m going with the Patriots beating the Jaguars for the AFC title. Picking who the Pats would face in Super Bowl was a little harder since the Vikings and Eagles both have the same record(14-3), and I think they are both capable of being Super Bowl contenders. The Eagles haven’t seen a Super Bowl game since 2004 and if the Vikings manage a win this will be their first Super Bowl in over 40 years. This NFC matchup between the two is the 5th one, with the last being in 2008. Even though the Vikings have lost 5 consecutive NFC championships,

Well sadly the Los Angeles Rams 2017 season has officially come to an end. To say they had a great season is an understatement. This team underwent a whole new transformation after their first season back in LA finishing 2016 with a 4-12 record. I truly believe that new transformation started with Sean McVay being named coach after head coach Jeff Fisher was fired. Skeptical about his age, many questioned if he had what it took to coach this struggling team. From the moment that McVay’s name came up as a possible candidate I knew he was the right fit. After hearing him speak there was no doubt in my mind that he would turn this team around. He spoke with such poise about his plans for the team. As a communications graduate, I appreciate someone who can carry themselves as a great speaker. Comm majors: we all know that makes someone more credible right? So after listening to several press conferences, I was more than convinced that the Rams made the right choice.  ( Read my e