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by Jess Myers April 26, 2011 in Hockey
In a perfect storybook world, Jacques Lamoureux would’ve spent sunny summer afternoons in his family’s backyard in North Dakota, watching the jets and bombers from the nearby Grand Forks Air… Continue Reading
by Eric Sorenson April 18, 2011 in Baseball
The first thing you notice about Dan Bracey is that this is a guy who loves a good challenge.
Let’s face it, the right-handed pitcher from East Greenwich, Rhode Island, chose to go to Columbia for… Continue Reading
by Kirk Wessler April 06, 2011 in Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball
Maya Moore led Connecticut to 150 victories and two NCAA women’s basketball championships. Jimmer Fredette led Brigham Young to 114 victories, four NCAA bids and the school’s first Sweet 16… Continue Reading
by Clare Lochary March 07, 2011 in Lacrosse
Most people look up to Ryan Flanagan. They kinda have to. He’s 6-6.
“If you’re physically bigger than someone, they’re going to look up to you. It’s human nature. Standing out can be a… Continue Reading
by Donna Noonan February 21, 2011 in Women's Basketball
Every year there are countless awards recognizing outstanding achievement on the playing field, as well as in the classroom. And while those are two very important aspects of being a… Continue Reading
by Roman Augustoviz February 14, 2011 in Hockey
Throughout his youth hockey career and into high school, Chase Polacek kept hearing that he was too small, that he would never succeed at the next level of hockey.
He never made an A team in any age… Continue Reading
by Brenda VanLengen February 07, 2011 in Women's Basketball
Danielle Robinson exudes joy. Whether she is delivering Meals on Wheels to seniors in and around Norman, Oklahoma, finishing an exciting play through the lane on the basketball court or ministering… Continue Reading
by Blair Kerkhoff February 01, 2011 in Men's Basketball
Tyrel Reed is the essence of Kansas basketball.
Not just the university, where he’s a starting guard for the highly ranked Jayhawks, but of a state that loves its college basketball. When a small… Continue Reading
by Jess Myers January 27, 2011 in Hockey
Ice hockey, especially at the college level, is a game played with the hands and the legs and the body. But mostly, it’s a game played with the head.
The lightning-fast on-ice action requires the… Continue Reading
by Steve Richardson January 10, 2011 in Football
Navy’s senior quarterback Ricky Dobbs is one of the most prolific rushing quarterbacks in college football history. But mastering Navy’s option offense is just a footnote to Dobbs’… Continue Reading
