Brandon Simpson
I am an English teacher at a small high school in Southeastern Kentucky. I am 37-years-old this year. I have been married for 17 years and have three wonderful children!
Read More »
...
- Page Views
- 6,326
- Content
- 18
- Fans
- 2
- Contributor since
- 7/5/2009
Education/Experience
Master of Education degree, Georgetown College (Kentucky)Interests
Education, sports, literature, writing, American Revolutionary era, video games, English, grammarFavorites
Fans
Displaying Results 1 - 18 (of 18) for All Content
-
Top 5 Reasons the Tennessee Titans Are Becoming the Oakland RaidersThe once-proud Oakland Raiders have been the disgrace of the NFL for the past several years, and many warning signs point to the fact that the Tennessee Titans might be on the fast track down the same path. -
Book Review - Those Guys Have All the Fun: Inside the World of ESPNIf you are considering reading _Those Guys Have All the Fun: Inside the World of ESPN_, then you should be sure to know what the book is and what it is not. It's a fun ride, but don't expect a tell-all with new information about undiscovered scandals. -
Dexter in the Dark: Book ReviewIn Dexter in the Dark, the third installment (following Darkly Dreaming Dexter and Dearly Devoted Dexter), author Jeff Lindsay explores the origins of Dexter's Dark Passenger, but the book's supernatural content doesn't mesh well with the Dexter universe. -
Book Review - Clemente: The Passion and Grace of Baseball's Last Hero (David Maraniss)My generation may have missed out on Clemente, author David Maraniss has preserved the shining example of what we wish all of our baseball "heroes" could be in a poignant, well-written biography. -
Review: Resurgence Map Pack for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2Thinking about buying the Resurgence Map Pack for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2? Then this review, including a description of the maps, is for you!
-
Votto was Robbed!Charlie Manuel says it was a tough decision. He says Ryan Howard and Joey Votto's numbers are "very close." Going by the numbers, though, it's not even close: Joey Votto was robbed. -
Goodell is Missing the Real StoryRoger Goodell, best known for spearheading the NFL's current personal conduct policy, needs to focus on CTE and concussions, which is the biggest problem that he will ever face as NFL commissioner. -
So You Hate Campers?You hate campers and camping? Well, maybe you just whine too much! Camping is, to some extent, a part of everyone's game. -
Turkey Made Me a PigA turkey day haiku...
-
Braylon Edwards to Jets a Good Move for BrownsWhy Braylon Edwards to the Jets is a good move for the Cleveland Browns, and why Eric Mangini deserves more of a chance than he is getting.
-
Five Great Sports Movies that Anyone Can Watch and EnjoyA top 5 list of the greatest sports movies of all time. These stories transcend sports and are suitable for even non-sports fans.
-
Will Michael Vick Get a Second Chance?Michael Vick committed a crime of epic proportions. But shouldn't he be allowed to make amends? Shouldn't he get a second chance with the Philadelphia Eagles?
-
The Top 5 Greatest Sports Games Ever PlayedThis is an overview of the top 5 greatest sports games ever played. -
Napalm DreamThis is a short story set during the Vietnam War.
-
Aspirations, or the Lack TherofBen Franklin found the common people of America to be more educated than those of other countries due to their access to books. Is the same true today?
-
Idiots... Just Pure IdiotsThis is a brief narrative of a certain misadventure of a couple of teenage boys doing something very stupid on their first job in the real world. Massacred hot dogs and a trail of lies included.
-
Book Review: David McCullough's John AdamsThis is a book review of David McCullough's Pulitzer Prize-winning biography John Adams. McCullough's writing style (history as people, not events) is explored, as are issues critics have with the book.
-
Steve McNair Will Live OnWhile he wasn't perfect off the field, on it he was very close. McNair's legacy will overshadow the brutal end to his life and live on in the hearts and minds of those who saw him play.