With Opening Day kicking off the 2021 Major League Baseball season on Thursday, here is a preview of the American League West. Houston Astros Houston finished (29-31) second in the AL West, allowing them to make a playoff spot barely. However, once the postseason came around, they shifted gears. The …
Read More »Texas Looks to Upset No. 1 Gamecocks
As the NCAA Women’s Tournament moves closer and closer to the Final Four, two familiar coaches will face off to earn a spot in the final weekend of the Big Dance. Dawn Staley, head coach of the one-seed South Carolina Gamecocks and Vic Schaeffer, head coach of the underdog Texas …
Read More »NCAA Women’s Tournament Roundup: Two SEC Teams Make It to Sweet 16
The NCAA women’s tournament Sweet 16 has been set, and it features two SEC teams. The No. 1 seeded South Carolina Gamecocks and the No. 2 seeded Texas A&M Aggies are both advancing. This round will only last two days, with it starting on March 27, and ending on the …
Read More »James Harden Returns To Houston
James Harden announced his departure from the Rockets during mid-January after playing eight-plus seasons. Since then, Harden said he is excited to go back to Houston and play in front of those fans again. Harden mentioned how he had an unbelievable career while in Houston, averaging 29.6 points and 7.7 …
Read More »Believeland in Cleveland
Don’t Stop Believin’ “The Browns is the Browns.” That’s what Steelers WR Juju-Smith-Schuster stated before Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 48-37. It was a historic moment for the Browns as they earned their first playoff victory since 1994 in the AFC wild-card matchup against the Steelers. Celebrations erupted throughout the city of …
Read More »Falcons Eyeing a New Head Coach
After a disastrous start to their season, the Atlanta Falcons fired head coach Dan Quinn and general manager Thomas Dimitroff. The news followed after a 23-16 defeat to the Carolina Panthers dropped the team to an 0-5 record. The Choking Continues Everyone recalls the embarrassment of Atlanta blowing a 28-3 …
Read More »Gainesville Native Trent Whittemore Thrives in Gators’ Home Opener, Hopes For More
You Never Forget Where It All Started Just down the road from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville native Trent Whittemore made a name for himself. The local legend recorded the first touchdown catch of his college football career last Saturday just down the street from his house. The 6’4″ 208-pound …
Read More »Is the Chiefs’ defense up for the 49ers challenge?
The Kansas City Chiefs will face the San Francisco 49ers in New Orleans for the 2020 NFL Super Bowl on Sunday. The 49ers have been a top team in the NFL from the start of the season beginning 8-0. The Chiefs’ main obstacle they are going to face Super Bowl …
Read More »Can Texas Handle a Hot LSU Men’s Basketball Team at Home?
Should the Texas Men’s basketball team be worried about hosting LSU in the Big 12/SEC Challenge on Saturday? LSU Tigers The LSU Tigers are red hot coming off an 84-82 win over the Gators for their seventh straight victory. The Tigers are currently 14-4 overall on the season and 6-0 …
Read More »Stricklin adds more power 5 games for the future
This year, Florida’s Athletic Director Scott Stricklin has been trying to mold future Gator Football schedules. His goal — to add more power five games to the schedule to make it more exciting and competitive. Back in October, Stricklin sent out a tweet asking for other athletic directors from power …
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