Staff

The General

The General is a schoolteacher by day and a sports fanatic by night. He resides in Atlanta with his wife and three kids–that’s why you keep hearing about SEC football! Though he is a native Atlantan, he is actually a lifelong 49ers and Lakers fan. This may be hard to explain, but you know how sports goes in Georgia. He is opinionated, has an angle on everything, and loves to think about sports just as much as he likes to watch and write about them! Stay tuned every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for sports musings from the General.

Kenna McHugh

Kenna is a fitness writer with published articles in “Health,”  “Fitness Magazine,” and “Sacramento Natural Food Coop. Her work also appears in custom magazines and in numerous places online. She wrote, directed, and produced 22 health and fitness shows called “Naturally Aligned.” She is an avid racquetball player and a former fitness instructor.

Tony Tucker

I am a staff writer at GenXXL.com covering baseball, basketball, and football, primarily. My mother thought I would be a field goal kicker or tap dancer before I was even born, but flat feet and a weight problem pretty much took care of those dreams. Instead I’m a guinea pig for the new podcast GenXXL will be publishing every week, and I also cover sports at BleacherReport.com.

I have been watching and playing sports since I was 4 – from hockey to tennis and everything in between. The only thing more entertaining than watching Brett Favre play is Rosario Dawson mud wrestling. I like to think of myself and my writing to be unique and fun, but that could just be the massive head trauma I suffered on the football field talking. Which of course means if I say your favorite team sucks you can blame it on the many repetitious blows I’ve taken to the head.

I have received four achievement awards for my work on BleacherReport.com. I was awarded a bronze medal for what the site calls a Hot Read, over 1,400 reads, on a NFL awards prediction article.

The two I am most proud of generated comments, mostly hatred hurled at me, likely due to those knocks in the head.  One was a bronze medal for a piece on Allen Iverson and the other was a silver medal done about Bill Belichick.  I either hit a nerve or people decided to take out their sexual frustrations on me.

My goal will always be to make you feel something; happy, sad, or angry and if you don’t, that could be a sign that your mother breast fed you whisky.