Roundtable: Zombie Apocalypse Survival Guide


With World War Z coming out this next week, this week's topic is a creative and fun one. It's time to create a Survival Guide for When (Not If) the Zombie Apocalypse occurs. So we posed two questions to the panelists for this week's roundtable:   1) Where would you hole up Read more

Bright Spots: Ian & Larissa - The Power of Marriage


As Palmer and my second wedding anniversary approaches, friends often ask the question of what I've learned in marriage. I've written about the power of marriage before. Some of our contemporary society's most divisive and polarizing debates concern the fundamental nature of what marriage is or what marriage is Read more

The Bachelorette 2013: Week 4 Recap


Last night on The Bachelorette, there were high heels, tears, helicopters (obvi), and, of course, a private Darius Rucker show. No one's quite sure when this show became the relaunch pad for comeback 90's artists, but, then again, nobody really cares. To be honest, most of this episode was Read more

SkyMall Surprises: Gifts for Him


[Editor's Note: I received this e-mail from my wife last week. With our anniversary coming up this week, she had decided she would shop for my present solely on SkyMall's website. This is going to start a mini-series of Palmer's gift ideas for various occasions. Check out the e-mail Read more

Movie Review: Man of Steel


Is this the Superman we’ve been eagerly awaiting? When word first broke “300” director Zack Snyder had been put in charge of the fabled DC Comics franchise, viewers knew instantly they were going to enjoy a film with more action than previous outings. True to form, Snyder gives us our Read more

He Said, She Said: True Blood


Four years ago, my then girlfriend, now wife, Katelyn and I were looking for ways to occupy the so called dog days of summer that were dragging along in Oxford, MS. She was a student; I was a chef/mover/waiter/blogger/beer drinker. (Man. Life was easy then.) Aside from the usual Read more

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Bright Spot: Zakki Blatt

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Zakki Bright Spot: Zakki Blatt

In honor of the U.S. Open this weekend, I found it appropriate to share this amazing story I saw on TV a couple days ago. This young man is a true testament to the underrated healing powers that sports can have on our souls. Zakki is a true inspiration and I’m really proud to be a part of the same First Tee organization that he represents so well.

Here is Zakki’s story: Read more

The 2012-2013 Memphis Grizzlies: A Reflection

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Grizzlies The 2012 2013 Memphis Grizzlies: A Reflection

If you’re anything like me, you cringed as the Grizzlies’ 2012-2013 season came to an abrupt close, thanks to the marvelous and annoyingly efficient play of the San Antonio Spurs. Sure, every team’s season ends, but why ours? Why this way? Why, after all the talk of how Tony Allen would shut down LeBron James and how Big Spain and Z-Bo would maul Chris Bosh, did our season have to end in such a rude fashion? Read more

NBA Playoffs: A House Divided

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Durant Randolph NBA Playoffs: A House Divided

My wife is from Oklahoma City. I’m from Memphis. We live in Memphis. Needless to say, the current NBA Playoff series between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Memphis Grizzlies is creating a bit of tension in our house.

In order to vent some frustrations, here are our thoughts on the other’s fandom. Read more

Memphis Stand Up and Get Rowdy

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The Grindhouse Memphis Stand Up and Get Rowdy

What up Los Angeles? What’s good with ya? You guys feeling “hella” good about the game tonight? You got your Cali swag on point for tonight’s game?

Well… you might want to pump the brakes. Read more

Coach Jayzor’s 2013 MLB Predictions

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San Francisco Giants World Series Coach Jayzors 2013 MLB Predictions

Coach Jayzor’s 2nd Annual MLB Predictions

 Last year, I made my predictions before the season started, as all respectable prognosticators should. However, this year, life got busy, and I found myself two weeks into the season. A wise man once said, “Better late than never.” That was either Benjamin Franklin or Winston Churchill. At any rate, I have included the current standings and my predicted standings. In some cases, they are similar. In some cases, they are very different (See the AL East, where I have predicted the exact opposite of the current standings). If you read until the end of this post (which is quite a feat), you will be rewarded with my predictions for MVPs, Cy Young Awards, and World Series teams. Enjoy the predictions, and enjoy the season!

*NOTE: Current Standings are as of the morning of 4/17/13 (before any games were played).* Read more

The Top 29 Moments in WrestleMania History, Part 3

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WrestleMania The Top 29 Moments in WrestleMania History, Part 3

Football has the Super Bowl, film has the Academy Awards and for those of us who grew up fans of the lucrative world of sports entertainment that is WWE, professional wrestling has WrestleMania.

The once-a-year spectacle has played host to some of the greatest moments in the company’s history. Every spring, followers of Vince McMahon’s brainchild are treated to an almost religious experience of high-profile matches and celebrity appearances.

This year, WrestleMania will celebrate its 29th anniversary from MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, an occurrence WWE is promoting as a homecoming of sorts given the New York metropolitan area was the location for the first WrestleMania and two of them since. In honor of this, I bring to you my personal list of the top 29 most significant moments in the show’s history. In case you missed them, you can see the first nine entries here and the second part here. Read more

Happy Opening Day – America’s Pastime Returns!

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Opening Day 2013 Happy Opening Day   Americas Pastime Returns!

“The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game: it’s a part of our past, Ray. It reminds of us of all that once was good and it could be again. Oh… people will come Ray. People will most definitely come.” - Terrance Mann

It’s opening day. The day games have started, the aces are warmed up, and the crisp spring has launched the Boys of Summer towards the Dog Days of Summer and the Fall Classic.

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The Top 29 Moments in WrestleMania History, Part 2

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WrestleMania The Top 29 Moments in WrestleMania History, Part 2

Football has the Super Bowl, film has the Academy Awards and for those of us who grew up fans of the lucrative world of sports entertainment that is WWE, professional wrestling has WrestleMania.

The once-a-year spectacle has played host to some of the greatest moments in the company’s history. Every spring, followers of Vince McMahon’s brainchild are treated to an almost religious experience of high-profile matches and celebrity appearances.

This year, WrestleMania will celebrate its 29th anniversary from MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, an occurrence WWE is promoting as a homecoming of sorts given the New York metropolitan area was the location for the first WrestleMania and two of them since. In honor of this, I bring to you my personal list of the top 29 most significant moments in the show’s history. In case you missed them, you can see the first nine entries here. Read more

Marshall Henderson and the Argument of Class in Sports

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Marshall Henderson Marshall Henderson and the Argument of Class in Sports

There is a particularly famous episode of Seinfeld in which Jerry sees a painted portrait of Kramer (called, um, “The Kramer”) and remarks:

“He’s a loathsome, offensive brute. Yet I can’t look away”.

Perhaps there is no better description of the national sentiment towards Ole Miss shooting guard Marshall Henderson. Read more

NBA What to Watch for: The Cliff Notes for the Home Stretch, Part 2

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Western Conference Logo NBA What to Watch for: The Cliff Notes for the Home Stretch, Part 2

Wikki Wikki Wild Wild West! Now… time for some real fun. First, here were my predictions from a November 2nd blog post previewing the West: Read more

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