In week three of the season, college football witnessed some major upsets, which caused a shakeup in the polls. In the College Gameday Game of the week, the #2 Alabama Crimson Tide hosted the #15 Ole Miss Rebels. Last year, the Rebels shocked the ‘Tide in what was a memorable day in Oxford. Ole Miss had never […]
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Driving back home to San Antonio in early August, I couldn’t help but stare out the window and reflect as the scorching Texas sun set on another wonderful family baseball road trip. It still amazes me that we only have five out of 30 major league stadiums left to see. In 2012 my dream of
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More than 130 swimmers from 22 countries participated in the week-long World Deaf Swimming Championships in San Antonio, Texas, in mid-August. Currently in its fourth year, the international event, which is separate from the Deaf Olympics, is one of a few designed only for swimmers who are deaf or hard of hearing. Rene Massengale, who
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Beginning on Thursday August 6th, and going until Monday August 11, the Phillips 66 Senior National Swimming Championships will take place at the sparkling Northside Swim Center in San Antonio, Texas. Highlighting the participants, is the most decorated Olympic swimmer of all-time, Michael Phelps. Phelps, who retired after the 2012 Olympics, is trying to make a comeback
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