NFL’s Devon Still accepts Perseverance Award on behalf of his daughter Leah at 2015 ESPYs
Wesley Eggleston | Staff Writer This year’s Jimmy V Perseverance Award winner during the 2015 ESPYS on July 14th was Devon Still and his daughter, Leah, who has been in the forever-uphill battle against cancer over the past year. Devon Still is a defensive tackle for the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals, and when his daughter was […]
“All My Clippers” : The DeAndre Jordan Soap Opera
Wesley Eggleston | Staff Writer Lets recap the last two weeks of NBA Free Agency, shall we? “DeAndre Jordan agrees to sign with the Mavericks, leaving the Clippers… wait, the Los Angeles Clippers players, along with head coach Doc Rivers, have barricaded themselves in DeAndre Jordan’s home in Dallas and refuse to leave until deal […]
Key Western Conference moving pieces create new contenders
Wesley Eggleston | Staff Writer NBA Free Agency has officially begun, and several big names have either re-upped with their current teams, found a new home, or are still in search of a new arena to star in. This article will go into detail on all the moving pieces occurring in the Western Conference. With […]
NBA Free Agency Signings are Shaking up the East Coast
Wesley Eggleston | Staff Writer Several free agents have now found new homes while some continue to search for a place to settle. Players have gone from coast to coast and are ready to make an impact in an entirely different landscape. In desperate need of a shake-up, the Eastern Conference has had made some […]
My Experience Working with a Personal Trainer
UPDATE: There are pros, and cons to going to the gym by yourself. Now, unless one is a superior athlete, training for a sport one plays, then in that case working out can’t be taken lightly, but if one is just an everyday type of guy just going to the gym to say they did, […]
Having a Fiance’ who doesn’t Mind I don’t Drive.
So I don’t know how to make a fancy introduction to this post, so I’ll just start writing my thoughts. If one is familiar with my condition of hydrocephalus, and how it impacts my depth perception, and overall ability to do certain things in life, you’re cognizant about how in life I am unable to […]
Skip Bayless Appreciation Post
It’s freshmen year of high school, and I am coming down stairs to eat breakfast before heading off to St. Elizabeth High School. My mom has the television on usually on Sports Center, if not on a regular news station. Usually it’s just noise in the background, as my focus had to be on eating […]
Amirdadog!
What can I say, and where do I even begin?! In 2001-02, people who are close to me know I lost someone super special in my life, my aunt, and Godmother; aunt Laura. But to me, and those around me know, I, for the longest time, called her: “Buddy”. It is always hard to fill […]
The Person Who Knows Me Best
There’s a myriad of people whom I have met, gotten to know, and in the same manner, gotten to know me. But there is one person who just knows me in an out, and I’d say that is my dad. My dad for the most part knows my thoughts in a lot of different situations […]
The Fight Against Hydrocephalus
This post is in dedication and in loving memory to Zen Cannon, son to television star Nick Cannon, and model Alyssa Scott. For those unaware of this story, Zen Cannon passed away at the beginning of December 2021 due to what most are reporting as a brain tumor. “Over the weekend I lost my youngest […]
