The Promise
You care about sports the way I do—deeply, specifically, sometimes irrationally. You know the backup catcher's batting average against left-handed relievers. You remember games from fifteen years ago. You've been told, more than once, that it's just a game.
It's not.
BSI exists because that level of care deserves coverage that matches it. Real-time scores. Deep analytics. Complete attention to the sports you actually follow—not just the ones that drive ratings.
The Problem I Couldn't Ignore
College baseball fills stadiums and produces MLB talent—but gets less coverage than spring training roster moves. The sports media machine decides what matters based on advertising dollars, not fan passion.
I waited for someone to fix it. No one did.
So I built it myself. Not because I'm uniquely qualified—but because someone had to, and waiting wasn't working.
The Covenant
BSI isn't a transaction. It's an obligation.
I was born in Memphis on Texas soil my father placed beneath the hospital bed—the same day as Davy Crockett. The doctor said, "You're not the first to do this, but they've ALL been from Texas." That's the kind of specificity that sounds made up but isn't. That's also how we approach coverage.
Proportional Care
Every sport gets the attention its fans deserve, not the attention networks decide to give it.
Authentic Over Polished
Real insights from actual analysis. No corporate speak, no filler, no hedging.
Fans First
Coverage designed for people who care, not broadcast schedules or advertising buys.
Substance Over Style
Results matter more than aesthetics. Grit over flash. Data over vibes.
What We Cover
Every sport. Full attention.
- College Baseball — The coverage this sport has always deserved
- MLB — Real-time scores, advanced analytics, complete rosters
- NFL — Game tracking, standings, playoff scenarios
- NCAA Football — Conference standings, rankings, live scores
- NBA — Coming soon with the same depth
My Teams (Full Disclosure)
The Name
Blaze Sports Intel comes from my dog—a dachshund named after the first baseball team I played on: the Bartlett Blaze. It's specific. It's personal. It's exactly the kind of detail that shouldn't matter but does.
That's the whole philosophy in miniature.