Blitz Weekender: September 12-15
By Audra Stamp It’s mid September and it’s still hot, but the Blitz Weekender has some great ideas for you and your friends to stay cool. Or if you’re outside, you’ll be having such a […]
Blitz Weekly
Mustangs Win a Close One
By Zach Walker Let’s me start by saying my prediction was completely wrong, 52-17, pretty dumb in hindsight. I had no idea the type of team Montana State was nor what they could do. The […]
Two for the Price of One
By Will Martin The 2013 MLS Season is quickly winding down and each game is a must win for Schellas Hyndman and his team of FC Dallas. For those not keeping score it back on […]
Good Riddance to California
By Mark Miller With every game having major meaning and in the midst of a three-game losing streak, the Texas Rangers picked a great time to rally for a victory Sunday. Thanks to a home […]
As the Crowe Flies
By Will Martin Exactly twenty games remain in the 2013 season for the Houston Astros. In this their first season ever in the American League. Suffice to say this nucleus of youth and little payroll […]
Close…But No Cigar for UNT
By Craig Fields I do not know which hotel the North Texas Mean Green football team stayed in before they played the Ohio Bobcats in Athens, Ohio, but heartbreak hotel was surely their residence after […]
Lion Taming and Kliff Klimbing
By Will Martin Don’t believe everything you read or hear. Sometimes you’re going to be proven wrong. Take the case of what transpired earlier in hot and steamy Ft. Worth for the 2013 TCU Frogs […]
Welcome to Dallas, Josh!
By Will Martin Change is good. Change is inevitable, and change is an inevitably as the Dallas Stars extend a welcome to a North Texas newcomer… Dallas Stars President and CEO Jim Lites announced the […]
The Week That Was
By Will Martin Happy Labor Day from wet and rainy North Texas. From wherever you are spending this weekend I hope you have had fun with friends and family and the like. The good news […]
Offense Determines Success, Failure
By Mark Miller With a pitching staff that didn’t give up more than four runs in any game, it was primarily up to the offense to decide the fate of the Texas Rangers last week. […]