RC and Tobias keep you up to date on the wavier wire for Week 5. PLUS, they tell you who to start and sit from every week 5 matchup.
Social Media Beef: AB vs. Eric Weddle
September 27, 2019 by Leave a Comment
Current Central Michigan student versus a Rams safety who’s on one of the NFL’s most feared defenses. This will be a showdown. Antonio Brown went to Twitter to express his thoughts yesterday and said: “The game need me I’m like test answers.” To which Eric Weddle replied, “Def dont.” What a comeback, but it doesn’t […]
Texas GOP Congress members defend Trump
September 26, 2019 by Leave a Comment
Texas Republicans in Congress are defending President Donald Trump after the Democrat-led House started an impeachment inquiry. Democrats are upset over a phone call Trump made to the president of Ukraine asking for an investigation of the business interests of Joe Biden’s son in the Eastern European nation. Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz both […]
Eagles WR Invites Fan who Roasted him to a game
September 24, 2019 by Leave a Comment
After the Eagles’ 27-24 loss to the Lions this Sunday, a local Philly hero was not afraid to voice his opinion about their receivers’ seven dropped pass performance. The man on the right is a former firefighter who was helping rescue children from a burning house. In a now-viral video, he said “my man just […]
The Big 12s Big Problem
September 18, 2019 by Leave a Comment
By Clayton Grossman The conference realignment of the early 2010’s left a sour taste in many collegiate sports fans’ mouths. It left rivalries in tatters, states divided and shifted conference powers for a decade. Most importantly, though, it left the Big 12 in its’ weakest state since the Big 8 and Southwestern conference merged in […]
Brewers’ Christian Yelich Won’t Need Surgery
September 12, 2019 by Leave a Comment
Milwaukee’s All-Star outfielder and slugger Christian Yelich fractured his right kneecap Tuesday night and will miss the rest of the season. The Brewers have confirmed that he has fractured right patella but will actually not need to undergo any surgery. There is no suspicion of any long-term effects from the injury and he plans to […]
2019: Season Of Growth For The Texas Rangers
September 12, 2019 by Leave a Comment
By Malone Graham Coming off a rough 2018 season that featured 95 losses and the firing of manager Jeff Banister, the Texas Rangers looked to get back on track in 2019. This year, the organization was under new leadership, both in the coaching and player aspect. The hiring of former Los Angeles Dodgers third base […]
He Might Sprint: Andrew Hudson
September 12, 2019 by Leave a Comment
Andrew Hudson was a big part of all the success the Texas Tech track team had this year during their indoor and outdoor seasons. Hudson is one of the fastest runners in the world and seems to only get better as times goes along. What impresses me so much about him is his drive and […]
Southlake Carroll Dragon Cheerleaders Support Survivors
September 10, 2019 by Leave a Comment
High school cheerleaders in Southlake are raising money to benefit the survivors of the recent mass shooting in Odessa. The Southlake Carroll Dragon Cheerleaders created T-shirts as a fundraiser. They’ve already reached their goal of ten-thousand-dollars, and are aiming for 15-thousand by Friday. One of the seven people killed on August 31st was 15-year-old Leilah […]
TTU soccer defeats ACU
September 7, 2019 by Leave a Comment
For the fifth straight year, Texas Tech took care of business on Senior Night. This time, the Red Raiders defeated Abilene Christian, 3-0. It is Tech’s third-straight shutout, and the fourth time this season beating a team by three goals or more. The Red Raiders scored three goals in a half yet again, this time […]
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