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Shippensburg University is a school that most often falls below the radar. Our student body of about 8,000 students rarely makes waves in the local media, let alone in national and even international newspapers and broadcasts.
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The biggest stage in sports is the Super Bowl, and the biggest stage to play on is the Super Bowl’s halftime show. This year, the Super Bowl highlighted Madonna to perform. Sam and Nick decided to sit down and discuss how great this halftime show was.
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With the Super Bowl decided, and the celebrations underway, many sports fans are often briefly stunned when the season ends. Thankfully, the sports universe is kind to the fans, and many sports run simultaneously with another. So for those who have been watching football all season, I’d like to welcome you to the NHL hockey season.
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Power Rankings for Week of Feb. 21
Being a baseball fan, this is the most exciting time of the winter. Now, pitchers and catchers have officially reported for each MLB team. So for this edition of the Hot Corner, we are going to lay out which teams we think will win each division, who will win the Wild Card, the team that will make the biggest impact and our sleeper team pick.
Jeremy Lin might not be as big of a name as Kobe Bryant, but the current point guard for the New York Knicks, is a relative unknown.
“The Walking Dead” but with skates and sticks. A fitting nickname for the league’s worst team, the Columbus Blue Jackets who find themselves buried firmly in last place in the NHL.
In a tough economy it is hard to imagine how professional athletes are able to make as much money as they do. Year after year each contract seems to exceed the previous year.
Things have gone downhill and downhill fast for the Indianapolis Colts. After recording another winning season and playoff berth the previous year, they endured a devastating injury to Peyton Manning.
It is a score that Tom Brady and Eli Manning remember all too well, 20-17. This would be the final score of the Super Bowl in 2008, the last time the New England Patriots faced the New York Giants on the big stage. With both of the conference championships decided by three points in their respective games this season, it seems to be all about the number three.
By Dave Brown
