When Football Season Turns You Into His Side Chick: The.

Ladies, are you tired of your man watching football all day on Sundays?Men, are you tired of your lady being tired of you watching football all day on Sundays?Well, "When Football Season Turns You Into His Side Chick" by Winston-Salem State University Alumna and award-winning sports writer LaTasha D. Miles has your resolution. Award-winning sports writer and the self-proclaimed “dainty tomboy” LaTasha D. Miles brings her experiences as a football sideline reporter and radio personality into this literary work. With an entertaining and insightful look into the dynamics of how and why relationships may change, “When Football Season Turns You Into His Side Chick” explains why a woman may feel like she has temporarily transitioned from the “main chick” to the “side chick” during this time of year.From how to handle various situations in the world of watching football, like fantasy football and amusing anecdotes to some competitive scenarios such as who gets to watch the “big TV” while the games are on, this book will answer several penetrating questions including, what is a side chick? It will also open the lines of communication on how a man can successfully balance two of his loves…his love for the woman in his relationship and his love for football. “When Football Season Turns You Into His Side Chick” provides some assurance for the women, some explanation for the men, and some understanding for both genders. This collection of interesting tips and resolutions will prescribe the perfect balance on how to keep peace in your relationships and households…well at least during football season.

Listening to the way LaTasha D. Miles talks about sports, you would think she doesn't leave home without her football. Her love for the game is evident in her background and personality. Born and raised in ACC country, the bubbly dose of brown sugar never had the goal to fit in, but to stand out, growing up, surrounded by male cousins and uncles in Burlington, NC and developing into a tomboy. Outnumbered by the males, she had no choice but to join them as they gathered around that one television at "grandma's house" for Sunday dinner after church and watch football. At first, LaTasha disliked the sport, but found herself eager to learn more about the game by constantly pestering others to explain to her the rules of football. She began researching, learning formations, coaching trees, schemes and all things relating to the sport. The more she watched football, the more her love for the sport increased. Football had found a new fan in LaTasha D. Miles. Her continuous quest for knowledge about the sport afforded her many opportunities to write, edit, host, produce, broadcast as a radio personality and as a sideline reporter. As a sports journalist, LaTasha has landed several front-page articles with interviews from Hall of Fame members such as Bobby Bowden, Terry Bradshaw and Dick MacPherson. In addition to conducting interviews with defensive end William Hayes, of the St. Louis Rams, ESPN's own Stephen A. Smith, and BMX phenomenon Brett "Mad Dog" Banasiewicz, she graduated Magna Cum Laude from Winston-Salem State University, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications, with a concentration in Sports Journalism. A standout in sports writing and sports editing, LaTasha earned accolades in both lines of work and covered baseball, basketball, golf, soccer, tennis, and of course football, in NC, Tennessee, and Indiana. Now with her heart of gold and big smile in tow, LaTasha is ready to hit the mainstream level in the sports reporting and broadcasting realms. Who knew that a little girl with no interest in football would become one of its biggest fans, so full of vigor and always prepared for a challenge? In addition to football, LaTasha is an addict for fashion, interior decorating, traveling, volunteering, and a fanatic of choreography and listening to music, especially Beyoncé. She enjoys bowling, swimming, and adores full-blooded Boxers and children. Her love for God, family, friends, and helping others are at the center of what keeps her grounded.