solidsportsinfotm by wiseguys.com
Newspapers are becoming obsolete but they still offer valuable information and insight not found on cookie cutter, high tech and glitzier sites. Local papers and sports writers monitor the local teams. They scrutinize their teams and are the ones who uncover un announced injuries, suspensions or a team not ready to compete. They cover coaches and their teams preparations and sometimes a coach will divulge a game plan. This info is not figured in stat driven sites no matter how sophisticated their algorithms are.
With a mouse click solidsportsinfo (SSI) will get you directly into over 250 sports pages, local and national, while bypassing all the other sections. We've divided the country into six geographical links plus a miscellaneous link to accommodate this many sports sections. Now you're looking at everything contained in local team coverage of your choice without having to get a newspaper or leaf through it.
"We have have nothing to sell, no bells and whistles, no touts"........."Serious handicappers, fantasy sports players, writers, coaches, AD's, SIDs anyone who depends on their own judgement to make decisions might be advised to take a look at sources closest to the teams and players they're interested in. Every team whether a National Champ or a team located on an obscure campus is covered by hometown newspapers. Local beat reporters are closest to their teams and uncover valuable nuggets of information. All college teams including the "added teams" and all pro franchises are easily accessed. Every school, big or small, has an 'Official Athletic Site' that is also just a mouse click away and we cover everyone of them. "The best of us get the best information" .........Scotty Schettler
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Helpful hints while maneuvering solidsportsinfotm
* Team abbreviations are used to maintain groups of teams to a single line. Abbreviations will become second nature for you as well as which links prove most productive. Most teams, college and pro, are covered by more than one newspaper. Conversely most papers cover more than one college team as well as local pro teams.
* Also, all colleges have their own unique athletic sites, not affiliated with any newspaper. We've designated these sites as
Athletics such as Army Athletics, Pepperdine Athletics, UCLA Athletics, etc.
* Pro teams aren't listed since papers in their home cities overflow with coverage. Access local college teams and you'll also have complete pro coverage. Each individual Pro franchise also has a unique site accessible through their respective league sites NBA, NHL, NFL, MLB or ESPN, USA Today, etc. all are listed in our Misc Links.
* Rarely a link may take you to a front page instead of the sports section. Simply click on the sports or athletics tag on the front page menu and you're into sports.
* Ocassionally a newspaper may update their servers or change addresses. If you get a "404 inactive" or "sorry" message etc, then look for a sports link to access. There is almost always access to the sports section. If you can't get in let us know and we'll repair the link if possible.
Contact:
Scott Schettler
sschettler@wiseguys.com
Newspapers are becoming obsolete but they still offer valuable information and insight not found on cookie cutter, high tech and glitzier sites. Local papers and sports writers monitor the local teams. They scrutinize their teams and are the ones who uncover un announced injuries, suspensions or a team not ready to compete. They cover coaches and their teams preparations and sometimes a coach will divulge a game plan. This info is not figured in stat driven sites no matter how sophisticated their algorithms are.
With a mouse click solidsportsinfo (SSI) will get you directly into over 250 sports pages, local and national, while bypassing all the other sections. We've divided the country into six geographical links plus a miscellaneous link to accommodate this many sports sections. Now you're looking at everything contained in local team coverage of your choice without having to get a newspaper or leaf through it.
"We have have nothing to sell, no bells and whistles, no touts"........."Serious handicappers, fantasy sports players, writers, coaches, AD's, SIDs anyone who depends on their own judgement to make decisions might be advised to take a look at sources closest to the teams and players they're interested in. Every team whether a National Champ or a team located on an obscure campus is covered by hometown newspapers. Local beat reporters are closest to their teams and uncover valuable nuggets of information. All college teams including the "added teams" and all pro franchises are easily accessed. Every school, big or small, has an 'Official Athletic Site' that is also just a mouse click away and we cover everyone of them. "The best of us get the best information" .........Scotty Schettler
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Helpful hints while maneuvering solidsportsinfotm
* Team abbreviations are used to maintain groups of teams to a single line. Abbreviations will become second nature for you as well as which links prove most productive. Most teams, college and pro, are covered by more than one newspaper. Conversely most papers cover more than one college team as well as local pro teams.
* Also, all colleges have their own unique athletic sites, not affiliated with any newspaper. We've designated these sites as
Athletics such as Army Athletics, Pepperdine Athletics, UCLA Athletics, etc.
* Pro teams aren't listed since papers in their home cities overflow with coverage. Access local college teams and you'll also have complete pro coverage. Each individual Pro franchise also has a unique site accessible through their respective league sites NBA, NHL, NFL, MLB or ESPN, USA Today, etc. all are listed in our Misc Links.
* Rarely a link may take you to a front page instead of the sports section. Simply click on the sports or athletics tag on the front page menu and you're into sports.
* Ocassionally a newspaper may update their servers or change addresses. If you get a "404 inactive" or "sorry" message etc, then look for a sports link to access. There is almost always access to the sports section. If you can't get in let us know and we'll repair the link if possible.
Contact:
Scott Schettler
sschettler@wiseguys.com