The Unfortunates!

This is the worst time of the year for me sports wise. We are months away from the draft, and I am not a fan of many winter sports. I watch college basketball, but I am not interested until March madness. I like the NBA, but only on occasion. NASCAR absolutely bores me and hockey is only fun to watch live. So as I struggle to stay interested while constantly checking mock drafts and keep my eyes set on the combine, I give you some unfortunates for me in the world of sports.

Unfortunately, I still hear a Tiger Woods joke or update once a day on sports talk radio.

Unfortunately the NBA all-star weekend gets worse and worse, yet their halftime show is still better than the NFL. (I hope your taking notes Mr. Goodell. )

Unfortunately the Winter Olympics are already a massive failure. (Kid dies on luge before the opening ceremonies. Olympic committee blames kids death on him then changes track anyway. MASSIVE FAILURE. Hockey is the winter Olympics savior, I just don't care for hockey, unless Russia plays Canada in the final. That will be an epic match-up.)

Unfortunately for college basketball, the Big East is the most competitive, and arguably the only competitive, conference in the NCAA.

Unfortunately Texas will possibly leave the Big 12 for the Big 10, and solely for monetary gain.

Unfortunately NASCAR drivers are the best interviews in all of sports, and not many people really care.

Unfortunately Dwight Howard and Shaq are both nicknamed Superman, and that is a story on sports talk.

Unfortunately Kevin Durant is the best player in the NBA right now, and the most media coverage he got was for winning horse over the all-star weekend.

Unfortunately the NFL will probably not get a collective bargaining agreement, and I still won't get a call to be a replacement player.

Unfortunately Dan Lefevour will not get any love on draft day, and he is the best pro prospect in my opinion.

There are so much more, but I feel like that is enough to get the conversation started. Live like no one is watching, and remember no one has fun at a pity party.