Soon the wintertime hibernation will come and the bicycles of the Mid-South will forage to fill the inner-tubes of their training-wheeled offspring with enough sustenance to make it to spring. Until then, visit Outdoors, Inc. for all the bicyclic sustenance you need. Tell them you must feed. Tell them you have to fill your tubes with sustenance. Tell them MemphiSport sent you.
Outdoors, Inc, First Place: 25.29%
Peddler Bike Shop , Second Place: 25.19%
Midtown Bike Company, Third Place: 16.73%
Best song to listen to while contemplating this category… Bicycle Race by Queen, of course. So what do you think, Memphis? Did you get it right? Tell us what you think in the comments below.
The 2012 M Award Winners
Favorite Concessions: FedExForum
Favorite Place To Tailgate: Tiger Lane
Favorite Sporting Venue: FedExForum
Favorite Race: St. Jude Marathon
Best Game: Grizzlies Game 6 Win
Most Memorable Moment: University of Memphis Gets Invitation to the Big East
Favorite Annual Event: Memphis Madness
Moment We Would Most Like To Forget: Grizzlies Game 1 Collapse to the Clippers
Best Offbeat Moment: Josh Pastner Accidentally Tweeting Out “Tony Parker”
Best Musical Performance: Ellen, St. Jude Patient, Singing the National Anthem at a Grizzlies Game
Best Place To Stock Up For The Big Game: Kroger
Best Local Sports Bar/Restaurant: Huey’s
Best National Sports Bar/Restaurant: Buffalo Wild Wings
Best Place To Eat Before/After The Game: Huey’s
Best Place To Take The Team After A Victory: Memphis Pizza Cafe
Best Place To Play Cards: Horseshoe Casino and Hotel
Best Golf Course: TPC Southwind
Favorite Golf Store: Edwin Watts Golf
Favorite Sporting Goods Store: Dick’s Sporting Goods
Favorite Sports Apparel Store: Tiger Bookstore
Favorite Workout Facility: YMCA
Favorite Healthy Store: Whole Foods Market
Favorite Place To Spend A Nice Afternoon: The Memphis Zoo
Favorite Bike Shop: Outdoors, Inc.
Check back here daily in the month of July for a new winner in MemphiSport’s annual celebration of the best in Memphis sports.
is on the internet, so it must be true: I know this sounds a bit like the old ancient Japanese legend that eating brains makes you smarter – BUT – eating/drinking chlorophyll does increase the quality AND quantity of your red blood cells. Hey, I don’t make this stuff up. I don’t have any idea if increasing the quality of your red blood cells is beneficial, but I know that choking down a 12 ounce glass of clippings from my neighbors urine soaked yard cannot be beneficial, but that is just me opinion. Note: you read it on the internet, so it must be true.
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