 | | From Erik Wander, your About Sports Editor | | | The so called experts—and here we’re not, of course, including About.com’s actual Experts—almost never get them right, especially when they’re made before or really early in the season or before a postseason even gets underway when lots of teams are still in the chase. But that doesn’t stop them from trying or we, as fans, from discussing and debating those very precarious prognostications. Short answer? It’s fun. | | | | | Sign up for more free newsletters: | | | | | Who could have predicted what happened during the first week of the NFL season? If you had the Patriots losing to the Dolphins and the Falcons beating the Saints, to name just two of many surprising outcomes, you should take a crack at these must-watch Week 2 match-ups. READ NOW | | | | | Speaking of predictions, our MLB expert this week took on the daunting task of predicting baseball’s postseason, step-by-step. Starting with division winners and wild cards and continuing through each round of the playoffs, Kevin Kleps arrived at an eventual World Series winner. Check his work, and see if you agree. READ NOW | | | | | Lost, it would seem, in all the media attention surrounding Ray Rice and the NFL this week, was this: Penn State, just three years removed from the Jerry Sandusky scandal that shocked the country, had its NCAA sanctions and postseason ban lifted. What does that mean for Nittany Lion football? READ NOW | | | | | Your draft is over; the season has started. Now you’re thinking, “What can I do to make this team better?” Well, you’ve certainly got time to tweak and adjust. The first thing on your list should be to read everything Fantasy Sports expert David Gonos writes on the subject, starting with these predictions. READ NOW | | | | | | | An every-morning rundown of the day in history, with headlines and trends produced by your pals at About.com. Click here to sign up! It's free (of course) and we think you'll like it! | | | | | Want More From About.com? | | | | Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics
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