Forget about the Denver Broncos' future, and forget about Tim Tebow playing for a couple years.

Even if he ends up sitting on the sideline holding a clipboard and wearing a Motorola headset, he's still going to break records.

Sales records, that is.

With this year's field of teams set for the 2010 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, I took the chance to break down the regional bracket of my own favorite team, the West Virginia Mountaineers.

Probably the second or third strongest region out of the four, the East regional field of sixteen seems to benefit both the Mountaineers and Kentucky Wildcats.

Let's take a look at how it might pan out.

The following is excerpted from Daniel Kablack's Article: The Lost Championship: Retelling the Story of the Pottsville Maroons

On an early December day you can feel the cold breeze of winter in the Anthracite region of central northeast Pennsylvania. Look around and you notice the vast rolling mountains of the Appalachians, full of the gold of the 20th century, coal. These mountains were worked by families of men for hundreds of years, men toughened by the laborious ordeal that was coal mining.

There has been ongoing discussion about a certain best-selling video game and NFL players.