Ben Morrow Sports Columnist Musings: The Super Bowl. The world’s largest TV venue rolls around this Sunday, and somewhere among the commercials, the crazy friends, the bean dip, the full ice chests and the annual horrific halftime show there will hopefully be a memorable football game. If this Super Bowl comes anywhere close to Read More
Sophie McDonald Sports Editor The men’s basketball season isn’t over yet and my list of favorite moments is growing. From Brandon Garrett’s first dunk to Isaiah Canaan’s seven 3-pointers in the first half of the Austin Peay game to Donte Poole’s career-high nights, the Racers are impressive and I love to watch them do Read More
Dylan Stinson Assistant Sports Editor A man crush is a funny thing. It can make many men feel weird, awkward and a bit ashamed of themselves. But the truth is, every man has one. All men look to someone whom they admire and wish to be like: That’s all a man crush is. Why Read More
Ben Morrow Sports Columnist Many of the great head coaches in sports had certain trademarks or idiosyncrasies that helped distinguish them from the crowd. Bear Bryant had his checkered fedora. Bob Knight had his red sweater. Vince Lombardi had his hat, scarf and trench coat. Beyond the world of fashion, some coaches have been Read More
Sophie McDonald Sports Editor The men’s basketball team is re-writing history. And we are a part of it. As I sit at my desk and write this, the team is 18-0 and has slashed records and set new ones this season putting Murray State in the mouths of ESPN and NCAA analysts as well Read More
Ben Morrow Sports Columnist Dear Seth, I can’t tell you how overjoyed I am as I sit to write this. I was all set to spend my column space remarking on our men’s basketball team and the pressures involved in their run for an undefeated season. I was ready to remind our team not to Read More
Ben Morrow Sports Columnist If you watch much basketball or football, late in the game you will often see athletes walking to the sidelines with four fingers stuck in the air. Their message is simple. “Yes, I’m tired. Yes, it’s been a long game. Yes, my lungs are on fire. Yes, I’d rather throw Read More
Dylan Stinson Assistant Sports Editor Athletes often times are perceived as men and women who have it all. They get to do what they love as a profession, have tons of money, drive really nice cars, live in luxurious homes and get to pretty much do whatever they please. Do they really deserve all Read More