Tuesday is Free Taco Day

During Boston’s game two victory over the Rockies, Sox outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury stole second base, which means that everyone in America is eligible to receive a free taco from Taco Bell.  Those who are interested can get their crunchy seasoned beef taco on Tuesday, 30 October 2007, between the hours of 2pm and 5pm.
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How Big Cable and the Big Ten Network Ruined College Football

While Michigan has not had the best season in the program’s history, it may be having one of the more memorable in recent memory. Still, it is hardly even noticeable to thousands of people because of the horrid TV coverage situation. The 2007 campaign has featured a record-breaking upset at the hands of [...]

Rockies + Red Sox = Free Tacos?

The World Series is upon us.  Yes, the Tigers failed to make the playoffs this year, which is a major downer.  Well, as it snows at the home of the National League Champs and the BoSox prepare to host the Rockies in the 2007 World Series, there is a light for everyone in America.  If [...]

Time

Unfortunately as you have all noticed, Detroit Sports Unleashed has fallen into complete disrepair since the start of the school year.  I have been a very bad blogger, I will not deny it — there simply are not enough hours in the day.  Somehow my hours at Subway have more than doubled, and I have [...]

The Future of Media

On Tuesday I had a great opportunity to speak with the editor of The Flint Journal for a career-related school project. Being somewhat interested in journalism, the local newspaper seemed the most logical place to conduct the mock interview, and a worthy career to look into. I was pleasantly surprised with the level [...]

One Final Look at Tiger Stadium

Demolition is coming. The auctions are up, seats for sale. It is a very busy beginning of the week for me, so rather than make a poor attempt at trying to catch up on the weekend’s action now, let’s stop for a moment and remember Detroit sports history. Tiger Stadium was the [...]