Commentary editor Logan Guthrie discusses the quarterback’s next moves Since the news of the falling out between Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield and his team, rumors have been circulating about where he will go in the NFL. Some seem to be speculating that one team in particular would be very keen to get him. On […]
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Chebet and Jepchirchir win 126th Boston Marathon
Sports editor Callie Hummel discusses the stats and stories of the winners. On Monday, April 18, runners from across the world congregated in Boston, Massachusetts, to participate in the 126th Boston Marathon. Kenyan runners Evan Chebet and Peres Jepchirchir placed first in the men’s and women’s categories, respectively. The Boston Marathon is the world’s oldest […]
Eric Konkol heads Hurricane as basketball coach
Sports editor Callie Hummel talks to the new head basketball coach about his plans for the program’s future. When Coach Eric Konkol came back to the University of Tulsa after 21 years away, he noticed the growth of the school, the campus and the community. Now, he’s back to grow the basketball team in the […]
LeBron James out with injury for rest of season
Commentary editor Logan Guthrie discusses the ankle injury that will keep James out of his 19th season. On April 8, the Los Angeles Lakers sent out the following Tweet: “LeBron James’ left ankle was recently reevaluated by Lakers medical staff, and it was determined that due to the ankle sprain James suffered in a game […]
Scottie Scheffler wins his first Masters
Sports editor Callie Hummel discusses the major win at Augusta National from the young golfer. Crying the morning before the final round of a major tournament isn’t the type of behavior most #1 athletes on the leaderboard would partake in, but that’s exactly what Scottie Scheffler did the morning of the first day of the […]
Students compete at TU cornhole tournament
Sports writer Bethany Sergeant writes about her riveting competition at the TU cornhole tournament. March thirtieth, twenty-twenty-two. The day of the Springfest Country Cornhole tournament that will go down in infamy. I woke up, ready to face the world. I made sure to eat a nutritious breakfast of precisely nothing in order to prepare my […]
Albert Pujols to return to St. Louis Cardinals
Pujols will be finishing out his professional baseball career in St. Louis, says sports editor Callie Hummel. After 10 years away from the St. Louis Cardinals, Albert Pujols is officially back on the team for his final year before retiring. Pujols was first drafted by the Cardinals in 1999, a 13th round pick who developed […]
Aleksandr Sorokin runs 100 miles in under 11 hours
Commentary editor Logan Guthrie discusses the ultramarathon runner breaking two world records. Lithuanian athlete Aleksandr “Sania” Sorokin, a leader in the recent revitalization of the sport of ultrarunning, just recently set a new personal and world record for the 100-mile run. Already considered one of the greatest ultramarathon runners in the world, he certainly has […]
Tom Brady officially “un-retires” and returns to Buccaneers
Commentary editor Logan Guthrie discusses Brady’s possible trade to Miami after canceling his retirement. “This is difficult for me to write, but here it goes: I am not going to make that competitive commitment anymore. I have loved my NFL career, and now it is time to focus my time and energy on other things […]
Lia Thomas’ championship performance causes uproar
Spectators argue whether Thomas should be able to compete with women, says sports writer Ben Bowdon. The NCAA Women’s Swimming National Championships were hosted by Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia, from March 16-19. University of Virginia won the competition for the second year in a row, while Stanford University fell shortly behind. 13 out of […]