Does somebody have to save these guys from themselves?
Most high school athletes dream of having a chance to play the sport of their choice in college, but Covington Catholic senior Evan Talkers might get a chance to play two of them.
I have enjoyed professional tennis since the early 1980s. I begged my mom to let me skip church when the French Open or Wimbledon was on TV early on a Sunday morning. I remember finding some white tennis balls - white balls! Just like they use at Wimbledon!
The former Circuit City building in Abilene in May will become a one-stop training and therapy shop for Big Country athletes.
Nocona recently added a second shift at its El Paso factory to handle the College Boots line, which saw sales quadruple last year.
Grow up playing your father's sport. You've seen his college jersey, his trophies and his championship ring. You want that and people expect you to achieve it, too.
Does Vassar College owe the 76 accepted-then-rejected students anything, or are mistakes just part of a digital application process?
FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Starting this weekend, parents can sign their kids up to learn a new sport and get a chance at a college scholarship. Saturday, Fairfield’s Nutmeg Bowl and its in-house store, Buddies Pro Shop, will start an instructional course culminating in a scholarship tournament for ...
When CBSSports.com launches its 2012 Fantasy Baseball league platform later this month, fans will have a whole slew of new tools to give them an edge against competitors.
The nine-time national champion Texas A&M equestrian program has joined the National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA), it was announced Tuesday.
The point of the BlogPoll isn't necessarily to predict the best college football teams in the preseason; it's much better as a tool that combines the insights of dozens of bloggers that follow the sport obsessively, find the smaller teams that are hidden gems, and differentiate between great teams and overrated outfits. That said, we're going to try something new with the BlogPoll in 2012 ...
Like most of you who live and breathe college football, I woke up Tuesday morning feeling sleep-deprived and a little bit depressed. As I wrote Monday night, Alabama's title-game performance was incredibly impressive, but the end-result made for an utterly unsatisfying season. Meanwhile, TV ratings were down for four of the five BCS bowls. Attendance was down across the board. And worst of all ...
Paul Pierce didn't see it coming. A kid from Southern California who grew up with a love for basketball and the Los Angeles Lakers, only to wind up having a wildly successful career with the team he hated most, the Boston Celtics. Years later, that hate has turned into extreme admiration and the utmost respect. "Well growing up in Inglewood, I would have said I wouldn't be a Celtic," Pierce said ...
A West Seattle icon, Jim Sweeney, passed away on Sunday, February 5. He was 73. Sweeney was a fixture in West Seattle and owned Alki Lumber since 1959. Friends and family gathered at the store at 4422 36th s.w. on Monday to plan services and recalled a man of strength, wisdom, loyalty and kindness. Son-in-law Matt Pedersen, Sweeney's best friend Dean Boender and other employees talked about his ...
The love for a college is developed one of two ways: 1. You look upon the collective four years you spent at your alma mater and consider it the greatest four years of your life. You wouldn't trade a single credit hour you earned there for anything in the world. From the second you received the acceptance letter until now, your love has only grown. 2. You love the college because your great ...
Tradition is everything in sports, especially college athletics. The expectation of success is one of the most attractive features to offer a potential recruit and is a big reason for well-known programs staying competitive each year.
Hear from Rob Gronkowski and Tom Brady after their Super Bowl loss to the Giants.
The accolades keep coming for Adrian College soccer player Sam Barker, but none surprised her more than a mention in one of the nation's most prestigious sports magazines.
If you’re a fan of college sports like I am, you’ll be excited to hear that we are launching two college sports applications on PlayStation Network today to complement your sports entertainment experience. Through the XOS College Sports and SEC Digital Network applications, PS3 users now have access to a customizable college sports platform to stream current and classic content on-demand, and ...
Noah Lerner doesn't remember hearing much about the civil rights movement when he was in public school. Now a senior at a small liberal arts college in rural Washington state, Lerner aims to ensure some students learn more about a key moment in America's history.
