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Parker Ainsworth
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Head of Basketball Dept., Belly Up Sports
Texas
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Biography
A history teacher with side hustles and passion projects, and looking to make them into something more. Writer, podcaster, and content creator with an emphasis on sports and sport-adjacent culture. Currently, Parker is the Belly Up Sports Basketball Department Head, a Senior NBA Writer, and Host of both "F" In Sports and The Midweek Midrange. Parker is a hoops head, "retired" football player, and sneaker aficionado. As an Austinite born in Houston and located in Dallas after a brief stint in LA... Parker is a well-traveled Texan, teacher, and coach.
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By Parker Ainsworth| USA Today Verified The Big 12 conference is well aware of how easily they can be unjustly left out of the biggest events of a college football postseason. The very first College Football Playoff left out a talented TCU Horned Frogs team and a great Baylor Bears team even though both teams were 11-1. In 2016, the 2-loss Oklahoma Sooners were kept out even though they were a conference champion, while a non-conference champion Ohio State Buckeye team was let in. But this year?
By Parker Ainsworth| USA Today Verified The Big 12 is as exciting as any college football conference in America. Every weekend there are comeback wins, last-minute victories, and incredible individual performances. The Arizona State Sun Devils’ lone blemish this year was a one-score loss in Lubbock to the Texas Tech Red Raiders. Outside of that, the Sun Devils have spent the year laughing at a preseason ranking that had them dead last in the Big 12.
By Parker Ainsworth| USA Today Verified The Big 12 conference is well aware of how easily they can be unjustly left out of the biggest events of a college football postseason. The very first College Football Playoff left out a talented TCU Horned Frogs team and a great Baylor Bears team even though both teams were 11-1. In 2016, the 2-loss Oklahoma Sooners were kept out even though they were a conference champion, while a non-conference champion Ohio State Buckeye team was let in. But this year?
Company Info
Belly Up Sports
Focusing on bold takes & all things sports. Bringing trendy sports & entertainment to you, the fans! Not your usual sports site. We Are What They Aren't
Texas, United States
+1 602-808-0319
Founded: 2018