Parcells, Drew-ing up plans for the future
by Joe Gonzales, sports editor

When I heard the news that the Buffalo Bills were going to release Drew Bledsoe, the 12-year veteran who was drafted No.1 overall by Bill Parcells when he coached the New England Patriots in 1993, I knew a reunion in Dallas was inevitable.

Negro Leagues changed baseball's path

by Jason Shipp, staff writer

Major League Baseball has many players from many different countries.  It’s not that big of a deal to look on the field and see blacks, whites, Japanese, Mexican, Dominican or players of any other race.  But it wasn’t always this way. 

Lady Texans capture WJCAC championship,

prepare for Region V Tournament

by Joe Gonzales, sports editor

For only the third time in head coach Lyndon Hardin’s career, he and the Lady Texans Women’s Basketball team has captured the Western Junior College Athletic Conference Championship. They have advanced as a top seed and the highest ranked team for the National Junior College Athletic Association Region V Tournament, which will be held March 10-13 at the Rip Griffin Center at the campus of Lubbock Christian University. The Lady Texans are currently ranked No. 2 in the NJCAA, the highest ranking in program history. SPC recently finished its regular season with an 80-44 win over Howard College, and ended the regular season with a 26-2 overall record and an 11-1 record in WJCAC play.

Let the Madness begin...

by Jared Owens, staff writer

The NCAA Tournament is known for annually simulating ‘David versus Goliath’ situations. But this year, there aren’t many Goliaths. Even the teams that are presently presenting the best resumes have found themselves in countless, tough situations against “mediocre” teams. Why aren’t the college basketball juggernauts dominating this year?