NCAA gave Louisville the hammer
In this basketball crazy state, there are three kinds of collegiate fans:
1. Kentucky fans that hate Little Brother Louisville.
2. Louisville fans that hate Big Brother Kentucky
3. Basketball fans that enjoy bragging to their out of state friends about having two of the top programs in the nation right here in our Bluegrass state.
Other states that have two Division I programs in the state are the same, just change the names.
So for fans who fit in the #1 category above, last week’s announcements from the NCAA regarding the findings against the University of
Future of Football looks bright
Trisha Miller sent in a photo that appears elsewhere this week in SPORTS of the group of campers who enjoyed attending last Saturday’s Friends of Football
Monday night’s scramble winners at 76 Falls Country Club were Mike Riddle, Trevor Riddle, Clayton Brown and Larry Ferguson.
Winning first place in a scramble hosted last weekend at 76 Falls Country Club was Trevor Riddle, Adam Marcum, Donovan Edwards and Gary Latham.
Another Memorial Day is here – another tourism season, too
We have finally made it through those seven pesky winters this region associates with the arrival of spring/summer weather, with perhaps a slight jump of the gun
Jon-Allen Cross will be traveling to South Carolina July 8 – 10 for Top Gun football camp. Following that, he will travel to Canton, Ohio. home of the Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 11 – 15 to
Clinton County’s Zack McFall has made school histroy this year by being the first tennis player to make the state tournament.
Last week, McFall finished in the final four of the regionals
Samantha Flowers made contact with a pitch last Tuesday against Wayne County. The Lady Bat Dawgs lost the contest, 14-4, and move to 2-20 on the year. This week, the Lady Dawgs will wrap up regular season play and
