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Headline Stories

Headline Stories

NewsPlexus Media
Sep 5, 2019
Far more than the final score will be on the line as two grief-stricken cities shaken by mass shootings weeks apart turn to the proud Texas tradition of high school football as part of the healing process. Perhaps no team symbolizes this rite of fall in the state more than the Permian High School Panthers, which are hosting the game Thursday night in Odessa against the Franklin High School Cougars from El Paso. The Panthers' 1988 team was immortalized in H.G. Bissinger's book "Friday Night Lights," which inspired a movie and television show by the same name.

Everybody's Got One

Everybody's Got One

NewsPlexus Media
Sep 3, 2019
"I’ve watched hundreds of video snippets from press conferences involving the National Football League. Ninety% of them are boring and predictable, sacked for a loss by tired sports clichés, obligatory responses and polished coach-speak," says columnist Jerry Davich. "And then I watched the impromptu press conference by now former Indianapolis Colts’ superstar quarterback Andrew Luck after their preseason game against the Chicago Bears on Aug. 24. ... That night, as he paused to contain himself more than once, Luck was just as human and vulnerable as the rest of us. He was real. And we felt it. Or we should have felt it. Without calling a play or sharing a huddle, Luck tossed us quite a few life lessons. Did you catch any of them?"

Headline Stories

Headline Stories

NewsPlexus Media
Aug 28, 2019
It's hard to recognize Paradise. It is heaps of melted metal. It is scorched pine trees. It is a place where things used to be, before a fire destroyed nearly 19,000 structures and killed 86 people last November. But on Friday night, Paradise looked like home again. Thousands of people filled the stands at Om Wraith Field at Paradise High School — which was spared from the flames — to watch the depleted football team play its first game since losing everything.

Through the Lens

Through the Lens

NewsPlexus Media
Aug 28, 2019
It's hard to recognize Paradise. It is heaps of melted metal. It is scorched pine trees. It is a place where things used to be, before a fire destroyed nearly 19,000 structures and killed 86 people last November. But on Friday night, Paradise looked like home again. Thousands of people filled the stands at Om Wraith Field at Paradise High School — which was spared from the flames — to watch the depleted football team play its first game since losing everything.

Sports Blogging Network

Sports Blogging Network

KENNETH WATKINS
Aug 21, 2019
Baker Mayfield Always Has Something To Say Good Or Bad.......

In Other News

In Other News

NewsPlexus Media
Aug 17, 2019
Tokyo's summer heat has forced an Olympic women's triathlon qualifying event to be shortened because of high temperatures that are likely to impact next year's games. The International Triathlon Union reduced the running portion of the triathlon from 10 kilometers to 5 kilometers on Thursday because temperatures fell within what it termed "extreme levels."

Sports Blogging Network

Sports Blogging Network

KENNETH WATKINS
Aug 16, 2019
DeMarcus Cousins The Last Few Years Have Been A Struggle. Is It Time He Hang Up His Sneakers?

Headline Stories

Headline Stories

NewsPlexus Media
Aug 13, 2019
The mix of rage, disappointment and grief are still there. Just under the surface. And while Simone Biles tries to stay focused on the healing process more than 18 months after the Olympic gymnastics champion revealed she was among the hundreds of athletes abused by disgraced sports doctor Larry Nassar, there are times when the massive systemic breakdown that allowed Nassar's behavior to run unchecked for years becomes too much.

Sports Blogging Network

Sports Blogging Network

KENNETH WATKINS
Aug 11, 2019
What is going on with the Baltimore Orioles?

Headline Stories

Headline Stories

NewsPlexus Media
Aug 12, 2019
Li Li Leung wants Simone Biles to speak up whenever, however and wherever the Olympic gymnastics champion sees fit. It's a freedom that Leung, USA Gymnastics president and chief executive officer, stressed isn't reserved for the sport's biggest star. If the embattled organization truly is going to make a cultural shift in the wake of the Larry Nassar scandal, Leung believes giving agency to all involved — from athletes to coaches to parents to club owners — isn't just encouraged but required.
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