The Burden of Free Speech
By Chris Sick Whatever else may be difficult about writing this column, there is a certain dreadful reliability in knowing that I will never want for material. Month in and month out I can rest […]
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Is Rose Namajunas the Woman to Defeat Joanna Jedrzejczyk?
By Kyler Kuehler Rose Namajunas is possibly not only a top fighter in the women’s strawweight division, but possibly one of the toughest fighters to ever compete in the UFC. In her short career she […]
Denver Broncos: A Tale of Two Halves
By Da’Vince “Dino” Wright Denver had a complete meltdown in the second half. The Broncos stifling defense smothered the Raiders in the first two quarters only to lose the game in the second half. The […]
Dufner-Snedeker win Franklin Templeton Shootout
By Jay Betsill Jason Dufner and Brandt Snedeker birdied the last two holes in the final round to finish at 30-under 186 and won the Franklin Templeton Shootout at Tiburon Golf Club at the AAA […]
Another .500 Week for the Denver Nuggets
By Da’Vince “Dino” Wright Denver Nuggets Overall Record: 9-14 The Denver Nuggets played two games last week going 1-1 and now have an overall record of 9-14. The team is on the cusp of gaining ground […]
Dallas Cowboys lose to Packers
By Alex Al-Kazzaz The Dallas Cowboys returned to Lambeau Field to take on the Green Bay Packers for the first time since the divisional playoff game back in January from last season when we saw […]
Movie Review: Macbeth
By Kelly Norman If you’re a fan of Shakespeare and therefore can probably understand the “Shakespearean” language, then you might enjoy Macbeth. Although I pretty much knew what to expect when I walked into the […]
Stars Face Biggest Test of the Early Season
By Stephen Elliott Three months into the (just over) six month NHL regular season, and the Dallas Stars are leading the Western Conference by six points. In the NHL’s group of death, the Stars hold an eight point […]
No Joke But Texas, Texas A&M Have Issues
By Wendell Barnhouse Unless and until Texas and Texas A&M agree to resume hostilities on the gridiron, fans of the Longhorns and the Aggies must be content insulting each other about whatever’s available. Right now, […]
Zack Greinke spurns Dodgers and Giants, signs six-year contract with Diamondbacks
By Alex Gustafson The Arizona Diamondbacks finalized a six-year $206.5 million contract with Zack Greinke last Tuesday to lure the top remaining pitcher in free agency from the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco […]