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by Brett McMurphy November 02, 2009 in Football
Kansas senior Darrell Stuckey laughs when he remembers what he was thinking when he first arrived on the Lawrence, Kan., campus five years ago.
“When I first got here, I wasn’t going to do… Continue Reading
by Eric Anderson October 19, 2009 in Women's Soccer
Angie Hind knows a good soccer player when she sees one.
She played at the game’s top level in her native Scotland, spending 17 years with FC Kilmarnock and three years with the Scottish national… Continue Reading
by Dennis Dodd October 05, 2009 in Football
When Kurtis Gregory was notified he had been nominated for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award, the first thing that came to mind was, well, Lowe’s.
“Do you know if a $1,000 gift card comes with… Continue Reading
by Michael Lewis September 21, 2009 in Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer
It is difficult enough to be a successful student-athlete these days. Add a disease such as diabetes and the challenge becomes even greater.
Two college soccer players have managed not only to… Continue Reading
by Steve Richardson September 07, 2009 in Football
Texas senior quarterback Colt McCoy grew up dreaming about playing college football at Abilene Christian where his father, Brad, once was a safety. That seemed like an appropriate goal for a skinny… Continue Reading
by Carl Dubois May 24, 2009 in Baseball
Because of its developmental nature, baseball might have more nomadic athletes than any other college sport. A player can sign with a Division I program as a high school senior, elect to transfer to… Continue Reading
by Tommy Deas May 15, 2009 in Softball
Classroom, character and competition are all important elements of the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award, but community is where student-athletes can make the biggest impact.
When a student-athlete leaves… Continue Reading
by Geoff Shannon April 21, 2009 in Lacrosse
Lacrosse, for a variety of circumstances, sits at the lower end of the totem pole among collegiate sports. This, arguably, is a great position for the sport to find itself in.
Lax enthusiasts have… Continue Reading
by Dick Enberg April 11, 2009 in Men's Basketball
Another NCAA National Basketball Champion has been crowned. To the musical accompaniment of “One Shining Moment,” the Tar Heels of the University of North Carolina celebrated their season’s… Continue Reading
by Steve Lavin March 25, 2009 in Men's Basketball
As basketball coaches we strive to win, but also do everything we can to help our players develop skills and habits of mind to last a lifetime.
As basketball coach at UCLA, I was fortunate to have… Continue Reading
