10 years ago, yes 10, I somehow convinced my mom to drive two of my brothers and I to Baltimore to see the Orioles. This crazy idea led us not only to Baltimore but also to games in Washington D.C., Philadelphia and Atlanta. Upon finishing this trip, I developed yet another crazy idea and dream: […]
Summer on the Highway: A mix of the majors, minors and WNBA Read More »
On March 7th, I attended a Round of 32 matchup between the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and the University of Texas-Dallas in the NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Championship. With tournament games hosted Trinity University, I reported at the games and helped conduct postgame interviews with student-athletes and coaches. Despite the fact that I
Pro Athletes Shouldn’t Get Special Treatment While the Country Struggles Read More »
Ever since the National Basketball Association (NBA) suddenly halted their season on March 11, the league has been itching to return and help the country feel as though things are starting to get back to normal. Thinking of returning amid a global pandemic requires consideration of all sorts of ideas and an acceptance that no
Unfinished Business: Why the NBA Can’t Skip into the Playoffs Read More »
It was just over a year ago to this day that I woke up to the gut-wrenching news that Anthony Davis had requested a trade from the Pelicans. It was an awful way to start the morning, but all in all, it sadly wasn’t all that surprising. From the day the Hornets (before the name
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