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Yammer Sports - Simple, at it's finest.

Yam House Sports is, by all means, an unprofessional sports blog with elements of pop culture. It isn't your everyday blog, let alone your everyday sports blog. We're a bunch of morons with no real direction for where Yammer should go, but with high hopes and the passion of a Stadium, we keep going.

I founded Yammer House. My name is Rani, but my display name for the Yam is The General. I'm part of our central group of bloggers called The Key Three. We started the Yammer Brand in the pursuit of making Sports readable for absolutely anyone while still holding true to the core values of sports fans. The mission here is to provide entertaining sports commentary and reports while approaching our blogs in the same 'Yammer Way'. If you don't know what we mean by the 'Yammer Way', just keep reading the blog, you'll see what we mean.

Yammer might not be for you and that's fine... In honesty, we don't really care if it is or not... If you don't like it, don't read it. The opinions of bloggers do not reflect the opinions of Yammer Sports and if they screw it up badly enough, they won't blogging for long, but we will stand by all the posts on our page, no matter how much you dislike them or how they're written. We really don't give a shit.

We'll eventually bring you podcasts, vlogs and other stuff you won't care about, but keep your eyes posted so you can ignore it all. You assholes.


Keep Yapping, folks...

- The General




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